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Smacked of the footpath

  • 08-04-2019 1:51pm
    #1
    average_runner
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    Be careful running aroud Ranelagh bridge in the rain, i was turning towards Harolds cross and legs went from under me like it was ice. Ribs in a bad way already an hour or so after.

    Of course I kept running to get the loop in:rolleyes:


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  • #2
    Bananaleaf
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    average_runner wrote: »
    Be careful running aroud Ranelagh bridge in the rain, i was turning towards Harolds cross and legs went from under me like it was ice. Ribs in a bad way already an hour or so after.

    Of course I kept running to get the loop in:rolleyes:

    Hope you feel better soon


  • #3
    average_runner
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    Bananaleaf wrote: »
    Hope you feel better soon

    Will rest till sat and then maybe a parkrun


  • #4
    geld
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    Can be just as slippy around Portobello Bridge as well!


  • #5
    arybvtcw0eolkf
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    With the brighter wet days some of Father Collins paths have a covering of algae in places which is like ice too, I've had a few close calls.


  • #6
    Bananaleaf
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    Some painted kerbs and double yellow lines are fairly treacherous when wet too, although that's only something I've experienced walking as I don't tend to run that close to the road if a path exists. When walking I wear old runners so maybe it isn't a problem with runners that have a good grip


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  • #7
    SeeMoreBut
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    Did you stop your watch while stopped?


  • #8
    crisco10
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    SeeMoreBut wrote: »
    Did you stop your watch while stopped?

    Isn't that what autopause is for?


  • #9
    average_runner
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    SeeMoreBut wrote: »
    Did you stop your watch while stopped?

    Sad to admit i did.


  • #10
    blackbox
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    Are there shoes with better wet grip? What type we're you using?


  • #11
    average_runner
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    Was wearing nike pegasus 35. But in fairness no grip would of worked there.

    Was back running for a week but ribs came back at me during long run. So will take two more weeks off.


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