Frank Duffy 10 miler - call your time

metamorphosis · 16-08-2009 05:08PM

i typed in my bib no. and there pops up a photo of me. and it aint half bad.

Stupid_Private · 16-08-2009 05:16PM

Woddle wrote: »

Good job SP, I don't suppose your bro got any of me after I tore my number off?

Fraid not - he wasn't about when the race started. The majority of photos are from the second lap.

metamorphosis · 16-08-2009 05:19PM

no.3484!

misty floyd · 16-08-2009 05:22PM

thats me in the redsox t-shirt

Woddle · 16-08-2009 05:27PM

misty floyd wrote: »

thats me in the redsox t-shirt

No face pulling this time

gerard65 · 16-08-2009 05:35PM

Got me as well, on the hill - wrecked. Legs still really sore and stiff this evening.

misty floyd · 16-08-2009 05:46PM

Woddle wrote: »

No face pulling this time

ha ha just the thumbs up this time.

I was interested to see just how close I'd get to my mcmillan predicted time based on my 5m result. It was over the same course (more or less) and I gave it everything for both. I did run with it in my mind but the plan was to run at the predicted 7.04 pace and give it everything for the last 1.5 miles. Quite close:

McMillan: 70min 40sec
Result: 70min 42sec

Happy with my splits: 708/651/712/726/703/649/648/657/714/638

My Garmin said 10.1 miles but I supose there is always an error with these things.

As has been said, really well organised and well done everyone. Thanks for taking the pics SPrivate.

entropi · 16-08-2009 06:09PM

Stupid_Private wrote: »

Right all uploaded....

Full set of race photos from yesterday - here

I see myself in the second one there, and found a good one of me on Racepix itself:D cheers for the photos, really nice quality:)

Is there an actual way of getting the picture from them, or their website for me to post online myself?

AdrianII · 16-08-2009 06:29PM

nice photo's im in two of them

and i look knackered in both

peanuthead · 16-08-2009 06:39PM

I'm too lazy to look through them...not on any on the first page, so I've lost interest...:(

gmurran · 16-08-2009 06:48PM

Second lap looking a bit more relaxed than I felt in the Sportsworld singlet. Great pics...:)

entropi · 16-08-2009 07:16PM

I'm the guy in front no. 2950:) Anyways yeah i was in good stride there, feeling great and overtaking lots on the hill:)

Must get myself a Boards.ie singlet too sometime! (prob need to be a club member though:()

-K2- · 16-08-2009 07:24PM

From my Adidas 5 mile time McMillan predicted 1:16:54, actual time was 1:16:53 :eek:

8ofSpades · 16-08-2009 07:26PM

some great times on here
well done all
And i thought the race was well organised, only thing was Spar were gone when I was finished, so I missed out on my lunch box. Also missed the bananas that were there after the 5 mile.

I did a 2:01:14, was hoping for under 2 hours or better
The first 6 miles or so were fine, really struggled after hitting the bottom of kyber road on the second lap. Think the hills killed me as where I train is pretty flat. Going to put in a big effort over the next 6 weeks for the half

Had a great chat with Shane byrne on the way around for a minute or 2 around the 4 mile mark, he was a sound bloke and lots of people were giving him a shout if they passed.

Fair play to the pears as well, they finished at around the 2:15 mark I think. That took some effort to get around in those things so very well done

Sore today but looking forward to the 13 mile one now

peanuthead · 16-08-2009 07:30PM

ElectronEng wrote: »

From my Adidas 5 mile time McMillan predicted 1:16:54, actual time was 1:16:53 :eek:

Haha, thats pretty cool!! Wonder if anyone got their predicted time bang on

peanuthead · 16-08-2009 07:41PM

Just registered for the Half Marathon there now. Dammit, more running!!

Oisin11178 · 16-08-2009 07:42PM

Macmillan said 72.59 from my 5 mile time and i got 72.20 yay;0

Mr Marenghi · 16-08-2009 07:45PM

kwalshe wrote: »

No it is quite small, my 5 mile looks class on me, my 10mile shirt looks like a belly top... it's quite fetching

Is there any way to exchange them now after the race ? its a cool shirt and i want to actually wear it

AdrianII · 16-08-2009 07:51PM

Mr Marenghi wrote: »

Is there any way to exchange them now after the race ? its a cool shirt and i want to actually wear it

let me know too, its a nice shirt but way too tight

Oisin11178 · 16-08-2009 08:02PM

On a lighter note, where is the guy on the right going:)

AdrianII · 16-08-2009 08:06PM

that is a laugh out loud moment, what teh hell is going on there

entropi · 16-08-2009 08:08PM

*Wonders who'll be first to make a Fail! pic from that one*:pac:

It looks really strange haha!:D

Hard Worker · 16-08-2009 08:10PM

I think he's heading for a hit and miss or a read and write.

tunguska · 16-08-2009 08:10PM

aero2k wrote: »

Great run, I'd be a lot happier today if I'd managed something similar. Still, the legs felt fine today, so I think it's just the faster pace I'm struggling with.
I brought my own drinks so no problems with cups - as someone who has helped out on water stations in the past bottles would be easier to hand out, but the clean-up would be horrendous. Also, imagine what would happen if lots of full bottles got dropped in the crowd.... I know they give them out in the marathon but there's a lot more space there.
Hardworker, thanks for the great organisation. Any word on the guy who was carted off in the ambulance?

How did you get on aero, Did you get your 64mins target?

peanuthead · 16-08-2009 08:23PM

Mr Marenghi wrote: »

Is there any way to exchange them now after the race ? its a cool shirt and i want to actually wear it

maybe boardsies could organise a mini swap shop, see if someone else is looking to switch to your size??

Oisin11178 · 16-08-2009 08:49PM

Hard Worker wrote: »

I think he's heading for a hit and miss or a read and write.

Made me laugh there, yeah id say he heading of to tree cover for 1 of those. It just looks really really strange, hes running at a right angle to everyone else:)

aero2k · 16-08-2009 08:54PM

tunguska wrote: »

How did you get on aero, Did you get your 64mins target?

Hi tunguska,
No, struggled to a 64:51. I think I lost concentration for mile 5 and 6, they were a total of 34 secs slower than miles 1 and 2 - I should have been able to fly down the Khyber. I felt I was really fading at the end, but in fact 8,9 and 10 were quicker than 3,4 & 5, so it was just that I wasn't speeding up as others were.
I suppose it wasn't too bad on the day, and quite a bit quicker than the 65:44 McMillan would have predicted from my 5 mile time of 4 weeks ago. At least things are going in the right direction. 10 weeks to go....

Bioni · 16-08-2009 09:08PM

krankykitty wrote: »

Thanks, yeah am delighted but beginning to feel sore now! Finished a bit before the pears, I could see them coming down Chesterfield as i was walking back out. Fair play to them, I don't know how they managed it in the suits.

Had to join boards.ie as I saw the pear reference. I was one of those exhausted pears, no. 432, the costumes were not all that soft and luxurious on the inside as they appeared. Congratulations on finishing, we couldnt keep up with you. Our time was 02:17. The crowd were amazing at keeping us going throughout and many thanks to yourself and everyone else who cheered us on. I hope we brought some extra entertainment to the race.

mdlb · 16-08-2009 09:08PM

Was hoping for 1hr 20min and managed 1hr 19mins 23secs!! delighted with myself!!!that pic of the guy running at right angles to everyone else is flippin hilarious!!!thought i saw some deer at one stage aswell...anybody else see them or was i halucinating???

rainbow kirby · 16-08-2009 09:16PM

I saw a huge herd of deer running across a field, probably just before the 4 mile mark...

Frank Duffy 10 miler - call your time

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