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boardie with 3rd fastest run split at 70,3 phuket

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    Kurt Godel
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    That's incredible, there's not too many here who could run a standalone sub 79min half marathon. Well done!


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    couerdelion
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    That's great racing from Zico. Beat a target he didn't think was possible too!

    1st non-pro?


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    tunney
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    peter kern wrote: »
    http://www.ironman.com/coverage/athlete-tracker.aspx?race=phuket70.3&y=2012#axzz2Dug5G5cV


    just saw that well done

    whats his name? or bib number.


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    Kurt Godel
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    tunney wrote: »
    whats his name? or bib number.

    Splits

    (Actually that initial run split to 6.3km doesn't look right)

    Edit *bib 175*


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    zico10
    Registered Users Posts: 1,839 ✭✭✭zico10


    Kurt Godel wrote: »
    Splits

    (Actually that initial run split to 6.3km doesn't look right)

    Edit *bib 175*


    No, it's not right unfortunately. See my training log for more details.


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    peter kern
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    FGS
    the good thing is while I was a bit suprised that you run 1.18 on such a course. I still thought it would be in you since you live their as i understand and you alwasy had the run potential for a sub 1.20 run of the bike.


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    zico10
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    peter kern wrote: »
    FGS
    the good thing is while I was a bit suprised that you run 1.18 on such a course. I still thought it would be in you since you live their as i understand and you alwasy had the run potential for a sub 1.20 run of the bike.

    That's quite the compliment, thanks Peter. Hopefully some day I'll live up to it. And to think 4 years ago you told me you wouldn't be willing to put money on me breaking 3 hours in DCM.


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    peter kern
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    zico10 wrote: »
    That's quite the compliment, thanks Peter. Hopefully some day I'll live up to it. And to think 4 years ago you told me you wouldn't be willing to put money on me breaking 3 hours in DCM.

    I had a quick look in my notes and it does say back then sub 2.40 marathon potential and running style and built best suited for 100k running races


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    tunney
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    peter kern wrote: »
    I had a quick look in my notes and it does say back then sub 2.40 marathon potential and running style and built best suited for 100k running races

    I had a look at the Mayan Long Calendar and seemingly the world is going to next in under a fortnight.


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    peter kern
    Registered Users Posts: 3,359 ✭✭✭peter kern


    tunney wrote: »
    I had a look at the Mayan Long Calendar and seemingly the world is going to next in under a fortnight.


    i thought you follow garmintology


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