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Irish runner 4th in bath half marathon

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  • #2
    tunguska
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    I'd say Sean will definitely go sub 2:15........if he doesnt do anything silly. His first marathon, so hopefully he'll not get carried away in the first half. Having said that, Dick Hooper is his coach so I cant imagine he'll go into Rotterdamn anything other than well prepared.
    Keneally is running London(also his first marathon) so will be interesting to see how they both get on.


  • #3
    shels4ever
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    tunguska wrote: »
    I'd say Sean will definitely go sub 2:15........if he doesnt do anything silly. His first marathon, so hopefully he'll not get carried away in the first half. Having said that, Dick Hooper is his coach so I cant imagine he'll go into Rotterdamn anything other than well prepared.
    Keneally is running London(also his first marathon) so will be interesting to see how they both get on.

    Don't think he's planning on going sub 2:15, As far as I know first plan was to get a sub 2:18 and take if from there. Hope it goes well for him as he's sound lad.


  • #4
    ecoli
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    tunguska wrote: »
    I'd say Sean will definitely go sub 2:15........if he doesnt do anything silly. His first marathon, so hopefully he'll not get carried away in the first half. Having said that, Dick Hooper is his coach so I cant imagine he'll go into Rotterdamn anything other than well prepared.
    Keneally is running London(also his first marathon) so will be interesting to see how they both get on.

    Speaking of Keneally he ran a 20k in Holland at the weekend in 59.XX. Great to see two great talents coming to the marathon. Will definitely give the marathon a shot in the arm in this country that it badly needs


  • #5
    robinph
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    From the start of the second lap.
    5503576306_09a8f45b19.jpg

    Edit: Not everyone in that picture is on the same lap, but the group around the guy in green and white strips are on the same lap.


  • #6
    robinph
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    Here's another one from near the end of the second lap (about 11.75'ish):
    5503266251_a6f8ca7768.jpg
    Well for one person anyway, the rest of the people are only at about 10km.


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