Messages
Sunday 31 December 2006
Steve.J [WESTONAC]
Posted : 12:59
Dont worry Jim not having a curry now so i will be ok mixing with others and you dont need to put me out in the sticks.Think desk,coffee,cakes.Happy new year to all.
Steve.J [WEIGHTWATCHERSAC]
Posted : 13:01
If you had not ate all the pies Rich it may of been able to take off.Then again i cant comment at the moment.
Rob Morgan
Posted : 17:21
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I would just like to wish all of my friends and fellow club members a very happy, prosperous, successful, fast and injury free New Year. 2006 has been another great year for the club and I hope it can only go from strength to strength in 2007. Happy New Year.
Matt Washburn [Weston AC]
Posted : 18:39
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It's with a happy heart that, on the last day year, I managed to battle against the wind and fulfilled the last remaining New Year’s resolution for 2006 and achieve a sub-45 10k and, in doing so clocked up my 18th PB for this year :)))Thanks to everyone at Weston AC, you have undoubtedly had some impact on me this year.Here's to 2007 and lets hope it’s equally as successful. Cheers
Saturday 30 December 2006
Gerry H [WAC]
Posted : 10:48
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Hi Rich,The usual suspects are going up to the Peak Sunday meet 8.15am Walnut Tree Car Park.I wont be there, still injured and miserable!!
Steve Jenkins [REF HANGOVER]
Posted : 17:31
Jim, After returning from the North Pole with man-flu my plans for new years eve have changed and i can help out at the Hangover if you need me.However there are risks involved as im having a curry the night before.Let me know should you need a wind machine to help you out.!!!!!!
Bryan Morley [WAC]
Posted : 18:52
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Hi Everyone! I hope you all had a fab Xmas. I trust there's going to be an 8.30am jaunt from The Swan on Sunday? See you there...if not I'm going to be Billy no mates. Have a great 2007!
Jim [WAC] 
Posted : 20:30
Steve, would appreciate your help. Re curry I will give you a post well down wind of others.Gerry, Cheer up I am sure 2007 will see your injuries clear up.For everyone climbing the peak tomorrow I think we will need good shoes and ropes to keep us down
rich g
Posted : 22:45
thank you gerry but owing to the lateness of my easyjet flight will not be contemplating an early start, hope you feel better soon, a happy new year to all in the club
Friday 29 December 2006
rich g [wac]
Posted : 20:27
hi I was just wondering if anyone was out this sunday morn, could do with a trip to the peak
KIRA [WAC]
Posted : 20:39
If you need a hand at the Hangover on Monday get in touch with me via the message board
Oscar
Posted : 21:12
Dont worry Neale just cause you did not get anything in the fixed London club draw, you might stand a chance in the awards night not saying its fixed or anything, just the same popular faces, getting the same popular awards.
Jim (WAC) [WAC]
Posted : 21:18
Kira,Would appreciate your help on Monday. Please come down to the village hall by 10:00 so that I can allocate your position or give me a call if you prefer.
Thursday 28 December 2006
Malcolm [WAC]
Posted : 12:49
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A Childs beige jacket 9/10 years was left at the Xmas Cracker race. If anyone wants to claim it back please let me know, otherwise it is destined for the charity shop. 07979 562874
Shaun Callaghan [Webmaster]
Posted : 13:53
To WAC Marathon Runners - please check that I have recorded your best marathon time for 2006. Click here to check. Thanks.
Wednesday 27 December 2006
Martin Hurcombe [Weston AC]
Posted : 12:14
Found an uncollected 'Caution Runners' sign from the Xmas Cracker outside Weston General this morning. I'll bring it along to the next Tuesday session if anyone wants to claim it for the next club race.
Uncle Albert
Posted : 23:12
Good work Martin, thanks for keeping us in the loop.
Tuesday 26 December 2006
PBiNZ
Posted : 06:25
Bit late but only just got hold of a computer - hope everyone had a great xmas and all the best for 2007! See you in April :)
Sunday 24 December 2006
Victor
Posted : 15:20
141 messages | 75 events entered.
Happy christmas one and all, hope every one has a good one. Not forgetting the old goat on her sojourn down under i hope all is well with you. See you all in th new year.
Malcolm [Weston A/C]
Posted : 19:22
154 messages | 35 events entered.
CLUB XMAS & NEW YEAR TRIVIA4140 Runners crossed the line in one of our 13 races during 2006.375 of these were Weston AC MembersWe now have 125 Club MembersThere were 22 Club Social events in 2006.You can train to improve your Running, Cycling or Swimming with the Club.What more can you ask for????????? (let me know!)A very successful 2006 lets all look forward to 2007. Have a Great Xmas and New Year!!Malcolm
Saturday 23 December 2006
wac supporters club
Posted : 18:41
Rob Skeen hits unofficial p.b. 34.04on December Prom Run.
Friday 22 December 2006
The Cowells
Posted : 11:09
Merry Christmas everyone.We have made some wonderful new friends this year and wish you all the (personal) best for 2007.Apologies for not dishing out Xmas Cards last night, they are still neatly piled on the Kitchen side! we will try and post those we know this morning.
Wednesday 20 December 2006
Liz Green
Posted : 10:47
Cracker lost propertyif anyone left anything behind at Weston College on Sunday I **might** have it, but the place was pretty clear except for sand and tinsel.email liz.green@bristol.ac.uk
KIRA
Posted : 11:43
I am available for the task of attempting to hear and write down people's names correctly through the puffing, sweating and tears of exhaustion at the prom on thursday
Kira
Posted : 11:44
JayneBefore you go can you let me have a contact number for the Weston Walkers group for my 'Health walkers'.Have a great life!!
Ginnie [WAVC]
Posted : 12:23
Dave, I can help with the scribble Thursday night.
Ginnie [WAC]
Posted : 12:25
Yes I can spell, no it's not a new club, just a slip of the finger!!!
KIRA
Posted : 13:06
Natashayou may be interested..............there is a Weston Cycle Club (Not Weston Wheelers)M Atkins 01934852379matkins@softhome.netDon't know what sort of cyclists go. Best contact them if intersted.
Crippled
Posted : 17:12
I would like to thank those who organised the Xmas Run last night.Thanks to them, I can no longer lift my arms above waste height.Great night thou
Victor Mildew [Firestarters a.c]
Posted : 18:13
141 messages | 75 events entered.
Another year , Another fixed draw. Surely after mine and Tiny Tims efforts last night we were guaranteed a coveted place. Looks like its up the M5 For me (it will be nice to see my goofy mate), a club that respects talent.
Victor
Posted : 18:19
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I will be training up on the mendips this sunday 8.30 at Swan Rowberrow, and might have spot of brekkie in shipham cafe afterwards if anyone is interested.
Malcolm [WAC]
Posted : 18:55
154 messages | 35 events entered.
Any club member interested in a Gold Bond place raising sponsorship for the Samaritans charity please phone me asap.07979 562874
Tuesday 19 December 2006
Shaun Callaghan [Webmaster]
Posted : 21:12
Help is wanted for the Prom Run on Thursday. Both Pat and Kira are unavailable for desk duties. Please contact Dave Jones (01934 414361) if you are able to help.
Monday 18 December 2006
Michael Coupe [Nailsea R C]
Posted : 09:12
Once again a well organised race. I appreciate that these are just provisionals results but could you amend them to include me please? I'm a bit aggrieved because I finished in 44.02 which should give me 2nd V60+.
Sunday 17 December 2006
robert morgan
Posted : 17:09
Just to say well done to all involved in the Cracker and all those who helped. From where I saw things from it all seemed to go to plan. Thanks to Ken for a great first race and all those on the cracker committee along with all those who helped us on the day...what a great race and a great club.
Ken Tuckwood
Posted : 19:08
A really heartfelt thank you to all those who helped with today's 19th Christmas Cracker, especially the members of the Cracker Committee. A really fantastic event and a credit to the club. So many comments about how well it was organised are a credit to you all. Sorry to hear of Gerry & Neale's sad news. It's a sign of their commitment that they managed to turn up today to perform their roles so superbly.
Peter Kennedy [Town & Country Harriers]
Posted : 19:23
Well done every one at Weston AC - perfect weather topped off a great race - damm first lady pipped me at the post !!!
Saturday 16 December 2006
rob morgan
Posted : 20:35
136 messages | 7 events entered.
This is hard and bad news to break and I hope Neale and Gerry don’t mind me putting this on the message board but they are such good friends of mine and I know they will find it hard tomorrow telling people themselves but they have had, what must be, a particularly hard and emotional day as the love of their lives Max has passed away. He was loved and adored not only by them but so many members of the club who loved seeing his stocky (athletic) build and his happy face at the many club runs and social events that he attended. He was ,without, a doubt, a much loved handsome beast…he will be missed…
PBiNZ
Posted : 21:09
Gerry and Neale - can't think of anything appropriate to write but am really sorry.....
Friday 15 December 2006
Club Secretary
Posted : 10:50
Calling all Committee MembersPlease note that the next Committee Meeting will be held on Tuesday 9th January.Cheers; Claudine
Thursday 14 December 2006
GOOD NEWS [WESTON AC]
Posted : 18:13
Forecast for Sundays race is Sunny and Cool which is great news for runners, spectators and marshalls!!Marshalls need to meet at 10.00 a.m. at the Caravan near Waves Cafe on the Prom. College helpers need to arrive earlier. We need everyone to turn up for this big event so please.!!!!!!!!!! make sure you come and support your club. Malcolm 07979 562874.
Tuesday 12 December 2006
Ginnie [WAC]
Posted : 13:19
I have an entry for the Xmas Cracker which I shan't be using. If anyone is interested in running, please clear it with Malcolm first (you need to do my 5am shift!!!)and let me know by email.
Rob Morgan
Posted : 15:44
136 messages | 7 events entered.
******CURRY NIGHT******21st December...filling up quickly, 20+ already confirmed so let me know if you want to come..
Ginnie Supporters Club
Posted : 16:11
Ginnie, was it the thought of the 5am start or was it the task they gave you? I heard you had the job of shinnying up the lamp-posts to put up the mile markers?...or is it that you are saving yourself for the prom run?Tuesday nighters are missing you! Keep in touch!
Thursday 07 December 2006
PBiNZ
Posted : 09:00
Why did you have to wait til I was out of the country before you got a 'hot new member'?!PS Gerry - letters took me a while too....try saying it out loud :)
Gerry H [WAC]
Posted : 10:35
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Thanks Phil all becomes clear.Good to hear from you, glad to see you are picking all the easy races out there!!The hot Mr Hiscocks is married with kids!
KIRA [WAC]
Posted : 12:24
Cyclists:Fancy a time trail on Boxing day from Cross e-mail: rob@heathcote7.fsnet.co.ukor log onto Weston Wheelers.
Is it his@@ck or someone elses.
Posted : 15:30
Never mind Gerry you missed out there at least you still got Neale to cuddle up to.
Wednesday 06 December 2006
Avi Cohen
Posted : 17:48
A warm welcome to new member Gareth,nice to have some ethnic minorities joining.Hope the kit fits.
Gerry H [WAC]
Posted : 18:25
260 messages | 75 events entered.
I don't get it!!Am I missing something?Please explain the letters.
Grahan Norton Fan Club [Uphill Shufflers]
Posted : 18:59
Re: 'Hot New Member'........ what is so hot about Hisc**k?
Malcolm [WESTON AC]
Posted : 21:00
154 messages | 35 events entered.
Xmas Cracker Marshalls and HelpersThanks to all who have offered their help on 17th December for this years race. I have now allocated roles to all volunteers and will try and confirm this to everyone by race day. If I have not managed to speak to you and you can offer your help.......we need you!! so please give me a call or see me at 7.00 p.m. on Mon, Tues or Thurs at Hutton Moor.Malcolm 01934 813340
Tuesday 05 December 2006
rob morgan
Posted : 08:29
136 messages | 7 events entered.
********THURSDAY DECEMBER 21st*********Post prom CURRY NIGHT for those that want to come along...infomal night following a few drinks at tha Cabot Bar. Anyone interested please let me know so I can give the Bengal Raj an idea of numbers...
larry
Posted : 21:25
sorry gerry thought that was F H M, THANKS FOR THE CLARIFICATION BUT HOW DO YOU SPELL HUNGRY HORSE IN FOUR LETTERS
G4+ [WAC]
Posted : 21:38
M T G GHungary Horse in 4 lettersnuff said
Sunday 03 December 2006
Colin Welch [Nailsea RC]
Posted : 23:42
Come on Nick. Let's see you win the next Prom on the 21st Dec, dodgy keyborat or not. Col
Saturday 02 December 2006
Gerry H [FLM 2007 successful candidate]
Posted : 09:06
260 messages | 75 events entered.
Just to clarifya You need to have been a club member for at least one year.b you have to have actually entered the 2007 FLM and been rejected.c Be prepared, your life could be in danger once you add your name to the list. These club places are very sort after!
Friday 01 December 2006
Deadhorse
Posted : 10:30
Fast terrier,Don't think I'm the right deadhorse.This ones as in flogging a dead horse and shouldn't even be on this website, sorry can't resist it.
Nibbles R Us
Posted : 13:01
Slightly worrying that Pam has asked the ladies to take along anything else they fancy nibbling on!!! Answers on a postcard to ...
Hugh Hefner. [Playboya.c]
Posted : 17:32
You got Gerry asking all the ladys to go down and Pam wants something to nibble on.What sort of party is this????????
re pams party rocks
Posted : 22:24
qualifications for london marathon draw as follows:-a: you need to be a club member.b: you need to be insane.c: and you promise never to speak to fast terrier ever again.d: money helps
Thursday 30 November 2006
Nick Todd
Posted : 10:13
'Fast terrior' who is implying my lack of manners may need 2 re-read my message, which is a query n nothin els. Im no strangr 2 racing prom runs n am well aware wer i hav 2 giv my position card once i hav finnishd. I dnt think it unreseasonabl 2 want recognision 4 my 5 miles worth of work. I apoligise if i hav offended it was totally un-intended
Deadhorse
Posted : 11:04
Yeah, but still get a new keyboard.
Fast Terrier
Posted : 17:05
Dead Horse, I’m concentrating on XC league at the moment. Next race is at Blaise Castle at 2pm on Saturday. About 3 to enter on the day. Really competitive but great for speed and strength in winter. Nick, I know you didn’t mean to be rude, but the people who organise WAC races do it for the sport not for money. Good luck with your dyslexia.
Loyal Club Member [WAC]
Posted : 17:23
Leaves the club to avoid paying his subs, joins Clevedon to go pot hunting then still posts abuse on the Weston AC site - Some people !
Gerry H [WAC]
Posted : 18:09
260 messages | 75 events entered.
Blimey you lot, typical not much action on this message board for a while, then as soon as Pam's message goes on inviting all us girlies to a party you fire in your rabble and her message disappears out of site!!*SO ALL WAC LADIES PLEASE SCROLL DOWN*
pams party rocks
Posted : 22:00
can someone please explain the rules regarding being eligable to qualify for the clubs london marathon draw please
Wednesday 29 November 2006
Pam Withers [WAC]
Posted : 18:27
**Calling all WAC LADIES**Friday 15th December, you are invited to my house to say a fond farewell to Jayne Gillard who will shortly be being whisked off to New Zealand to start a new life with her new beau!The usual girly night rules apply bring a bottle and anything else you fancy nibbling on!!!Please let myself or Geraldine know if you are able to attend.
Fast Terrier
Posted : 20:16
Can someone please fix Nick Todds keyboard. Either that or teach him some manners. Over and out.
Missing in Action
Posted : 21:21
Well Firestarter makes a welcome appearance possibly next prom Mr Todd could follow you and hand his number in or have you given up competitive racing.
Tuesday 28 November 2006
PQ
Posted : 13:41
To: One day i will get in.Try sleeping with the computer!!!
big donkey
Posted : 16:36
or the chairman!!!!!
Nick Todd [Bristol & West AC]
Posted : 19:27
Excuse me whoever does the prom run results bt cud sum1 tell me why my name is missing from the results? I came 6th n its gt the time bt jst has a blank where my name shud b!!
Monday 27 November 2006
one day i will get in
Posted : 21:18
How do you qualify for the London Marathon draw??????
Sunday 26 November 2006
Malcolm [WAC]
Posted : 19:34
154 messages | 35 events entered.
2007 LONDON MARATHON CLUB PLACESFor all those existing members who have been unsucessful with their 2007 London entries....... you can enter the draw for one of the 3 Weston Athletic Club places. This draw will be held on Tuesday 19th December at our 'Xmas Special training night' kindly organised by Neil. If you qualify for the draw please put your names on the list which will be placed on our club notice board as from Tuesday 28th November. Important Note. On Tuesday 19th December training will take place from Hutton Moor sports centre and will NOT be on the beach so please meet us all there.Malcolm G 07979 562874
Saturday 25 November 2006
Ken Tuckwood
Posted : 12:30
Many thanks to all those who turned up to suuport a nervous novice Race Director at the Cracker stuffing party on Friday night. A great effort and much appreciated!!!
Martin Hurcombe [WAC]
Posted : 16:58
Malcolm, do you have me down to help out with the Chirstmas Cracker early on the 17th? Can't remember whether you said I was needed or not. If not, Jayne's suggested I help out on the morning of the 16th.
Friday 24 November 2006
Malcolm [ Weston AC]
Posted : 17:20
154 messages | 35 events entered.
Teresa/Gerry........ Grace has offered to look after Lorna if you still need someone.Let us know. 813340
Malcolm [WAC]
Posted : 17:27
154 messages | 35 events entered.
Anyone who has a spare couple of hours this evening might like to help at our Cracker 'Stuffing Party' Helping to fill the 1600 race envelopes. This starts at 7.00 p.m. tonight at Weston Hospice in Uphill.......Food & Drinks provided!! Malcolm 07979 562874
Thursday 23 November 2006
Claude van Vodka
Posted : 14:10
They sure are, but there's no point in anyone else entering as I'm bound to win!!By the way, just to let you all know that this year Weston AC actually have 3 (yes count them, that's three!!) club entries for the London Marathon! Roll on the club draw in December!
Teresa and Gerry [WAC]
Posted : 22:40
Is there any club member planning to spectate at the finish at Brent Knoll who wouldn't mind looking after Lorna for 45 mins or so? Ideally we'd both run the race but if there are no willing volunteers we'll just toss a coin!See you on Sunday
Tuesday 21 November 2006
Lilly the Pinker [Rymes With?]
Posted : 20:56
A big well done to pip kev and mike fantastic performance and at least there was one good looking club member in Cornwall at the weekend (Daffyd likes lycra).Claudine are the advance entrys out yet for the xmas vodka drinking contest.
Sunday 19 November 2006
Jim [WAC]
Posted : 21:16
Geri - Shaun has put a form for Brent Knoll on the calendar. It needs to be there by Tuesday.Pippa. Just seen your result for the Cornish marathon. Great time. Eleventh overall and first lady on that course is terrific.
Friday 17 November 2006
Martin H (WAC)
Posted : 08:13
Phil, my number's 830109 if you want to arrange transport from Congresbury for Tuesdays.
Phil (non-bird) in Blighty [WAC - Congresbury Chapter]
Posted : 08:50
Martin thanks for the number, I'll call over the weekend. We can use the 2+ lane now which might get us both to the race on time next month!PS. Still can't believe I was beaten by a 5 month old last night.PPS. London cheque not cashed, so I guess I'll be in the Xmas raffle!
Malcolm [Weston A/C]
Posted : 18:53
154 messages | 35 events entered.
Lost ShoesGrace got a call today from a runner who left a pair of Blue Trainers at the Cabot Bars last night. Anyone who has picked them up please give me a call. Malcolm G.
Wednesday 15 November 2006
Claudine [WAC]
Posted : 13:45
Advance Entries for the 2007 GWR Towpath Series are now open!!Entries are open exclusively between now and 31 December 06 to Affiliated Club runners for the 2007 Towpath Series. On 01/01/07 entries will then be opened to all. The series filled up extremely quickly last year so those of you who want to enter the Series should submit your entries ASAP.I will photocopy a number of entry forms and leave at Hutton Moor however, please note that on-line entries will also be taken. Visit the GWR website:www.greatwesternrunners.org.uk
Dream Team or is that Dreaming Team?
Posted : 16:18
Ginnie, we missed you down at the beach last night. Are you well? Are you up for your dream team performance on Thursday?Call me 07793 715395
Tuesday 14 November 2006
Victor ( Vets A Team) [ Vets A Dream team]
Posted : 20:56
141 messages | 75 events entered.
The Vets B Team think they can beat us ,lets put them in there rightful place and give the senior a side something to think about on thurs prom.
Thursday 09 November 2006
Vulnerable of Kewstoke
Posted : 08:54
I cannot believe my curry loving, beer guzzling, semi retired pacer is not going to be there for me! We're probably still safe as long as you don't have more than 2 curry's and 6 pints!! Have a good time. See you soon.P.S Have you got a CD for us?
Steve Mclaren with out the ginger hair.
Posted : 12:42
thy will do my most best to be there as i want my certificate, however i cant promise you another pb.i will bring cd of the sights of amsterdam with me.
Wednesday 08 November 2006
Lesley
Posted : 08:51
In my dreams Gerry!
Steve.J [ENGLAND SUPPORTERS CLUB]
Posted : 09:11
Lesley,You could be on your own for the next prom run as i do not get back from Amsterdam till Thursday Lunch and i something tells me i will be in no fit state to run.If i did manage to run i would expect you to sprint off and smash the 40 min barrier, i would put my self down as a 50min with a couple of puke stations on the way.
Marian (WAC) [WAC]
Posted : 21:08
For the Ladies - Aloe Vera Health/Pamper Party at mine, Wed 15th Nov 7.30ish.Bring a friend. Wine & nibbles.Please indicate if you can make it (for the catering!!)
Tuesday 07 November 2006
Phil in NZ
Posted : 03:54
Is this my new name? Arrived safe and sound thanks, job fell through 24 hours before left but have another, weather alright (would hate to rub it in!) and have a couple of races planned already - I heard it was freezing, am kind of missing mud a bit!!
slow si
Posted : 07:19
lesley. i think it was about 8.15 a mile. well done!
Claudine
Posted : 13:47
Hi Phil in NZ. Glad to hear you arrived safely and already have races planned! As for missing the mud ... perhaps we could post some to you (along with a Cracker T-shirt?!)
Monday Night Old Girl!
Posted : 16:08
Si, we're not slow, we're on the up!!I really enjoyed last night's run, I think we really pushed ourselves in the cold. I was exhausted, but felt really chuffed at our time. Another Monday Night PB!Big Thanks to Malcolm for pushing us hard!Roll on Prom Run!!!- did I really say that?
Gerry H [WAC]
Posted : 18:18
260 messages | 75 events entered.
40mins on the cards then lesley!!
Graham B [WAC]
Posted : 19:37
Does anyone want an entry to cheddar half on Sat? I have come down with the lurgee big time and won't be fit for the race. Either phone 07910 670420 or email me on the address below
Monday 06 November 2006
Steve.J
Posted : 10:09
Hi Dave Good result at the weekend 2nd from bottom now, keep going and you might make it 3rd from bottom.All my running is done a.m before work so night running till next year when i hope to rejoin tuesdays & thursdays.
Teresa
Posted : 17:07
Hi Phil in NZ - forgot you were going so soon so didn't say bye! Hope you have an incredible time and look forward to running with you again when you come back.
Relegation Runner
Posted : 21:01
How far are you going in the mornings?To the Pier or to the kettle to keep the management sweet and warm?
Sunday 05 November 2006
Relegation Runner
Posted : 22:49
Mr Angry...are you out on Monday night? if so L will see you there.
Saturday 04 November 2006
KIRA
Posted : 11:55
Hi Phil in NZ. Hope your journey went well. If you get to read this you got out of the country in the nick of time it was b****y freezing on the bike today! hard frost. Hear from u soon
Steve.J [WESTONAC]
Posted : 21:15
Just for the record i have not put my name down for any races on the runners & riders. It seems someone has added my name.I have no races planned for this year apart from the proms. Thank you and for the person who added my name get a ''cking life!!!
Friday 03 November 2006
Deadhorse
Posted : 10:35
Someone say camp?.
Claudine
Posted : 13:46
Thought I do London in fancy dress this time. How difficult do you think it would be to run dressed as a bottle of vodka?
R M
Posted : 17:30
Well if it were you running after a bottle I would say very easy and no doubt a PB on the result. Dressed as one...give it a go there is probably enough vodka sloshing around in those veins to get away with it.
Thursday 02 November 2006
si walsh
Posted : 09:44
oh bugger. i think i might be doing the london marathon too.cheque was cashed yesterday.
DAVE jones [WAC]
Posted : 10:54
Hi, have arrive at Pushka, Camel fairin full swing in the desert, day off from cycling, just wondering whether to buy a few camels and set in up competition to the donkeys on the beach!see you after next Prom Race DAVE
Claudine
Posted : 13:16
I'm in!! (My cheque's also been cashed!)
London Marathon Race Marshall
Posted : 15:03
Oh Bu**er ! It really is going to be a long old day !
Claudine
Posted : 15:32
Cheeky sod!! (On second thoughts perhaps you'd better take a very comfy chair or even a camp bed for an overnight stay!).
London Marathon Organiser
Posted : 16:07
Gerry and Claudine - We've given you both race entries on the condition that you keep up with the guy in the Deep Sea Divers outfit - and yes, it's ok if you wear your Rhino outfits !
Im not bitter honest!!!!!!
Posted : 16:16
Would all London Marathon cashed chqsrunners please speak out.Need to know the competion for the club(fixed) draw for the remaining 2 places.Its normaly always the favorites but if they are running us people in the klik might have a chance.
Marian
Posted : 17:35
Oh heck, here I go again for the London. Cheque cashed today!!
Wednesday 01 November 2006
Graham B [WAC]
Posted : 17:43
Well done Gerry. Looks like I've not got in this year (5th rejection) so I'm in for 2008.
Tuesday 31 October 2006
Gerry H [WAC]
Posted : 08:29
260 messages | 75 events entered.
About time too! Six years of waiting!My name will no longer be in the WAC December draw, my London Marathon cheque has been cashed!
Rob Morgan
Posted : 08:56
136 messages | 7 events entered.
Well done gerry. If at first you dont succeed try try try try try try again..Now comes the hard bit but I guess youve been in training for at least six years so should be easy enough!!!
Potential London Marshall
Posted : 12:49
Well done Gerry, I suppose this means it will be a long day for me then ?
Claudine
Posted : 13:27
FINALLY!!!! Fantastic News Gerry!!PS: Perhaps you ought to advise the hotel your staying the night before that only sausage pasta (made to your own recipe) will do for your pre-run meal on the Saturday evening!!
KIRA [WAC]
Posted : 13:37
We had a really successful turn out at the first WRN session last night. 26 ladies half of them were absolute beginners which was great. If you have any wives, sisters, daughters (16+) neices, or mums who may fancy a jog encourage them to come along
Matt
Posted : 16:11
85 messages | 64 events entered.
Well done Gerry, I also found out that mine has been cashed as well :)After just getting back from Dublin, my legs aren't very happy with the news at the moment.
Gerry H [WAC]
Posted : 18:35
260 messages | 75 events entered.
Well done Matt on finaly achieving a sub 4!Congrats to kira and co for a successfull first WRN night.
Sunday 29 October 2006
Ralph (wac)
Posted : 21:14
Enjoyed the breakfast run this morning. Looking forward to the next one!!
Friday 27 October 2006
Dan Holland [Unnatached]
Posted : 16:06
Does anyone at your club have a spare number for the Sodbury slog.If so I would love to but it off you. My email adress is dan.holland@uk.taylorwoodrow.com.Cheers
Jimmy Nail [Well Hard]
Posted : 20:48
You'd better have a Tough Forehead if you think you can 'BUT' my number off me Danny Boy
Roger Hart
Posted : 20:55
Just found this race in the fell runners mag.La Trans Aq'.230km in 6 stages in the south of France.190km on beautiful woodland ,40km on coastal trails,some very soft sand, some hard sand.Have an adventure of a lifetime.Teams of 3 runners required ,you need to be as mad as me.Have a look at the web site www.trans-aqu.com .I may be tempted to do it alone but it would be good to have company. let me know.
Monday 23 October 2006
Phil (bird)
Posted : 22:43
Cheers rm though luckily I appear to have grown out of those habits! Ta to those who came out on fri and to Neale for organising it....was an amusing evening!
Sunday 22 October 2006
Liz Wiggins
Posted : 17:44
What about Monday night then?? Is it justt for the very speedy or for a few slow coaches too??
Saturday 21 October 2006
rm
Posted : 17:04
To PB....Good luck in NZ...after last night lets home they are ready for your drinking and agression... Good night and great curry!. have a fab time,see you when you return.
Thursday 19 October 2006
Liz Wiggins
Posted : 15:47
Is anyone doing the Sunday morning run from the Walnut Tree to Crooks Peak this week??
Tuesday 17 October 2006
big news [myturbansdirty ac]
Posted : 21:21
Jenkos made the team, TOP MAN, currys all round his belly
Monday 16 October 2006
Rob Morgan
Posted : 09:04
136 messages | 7 events entered.
Can I just say a big WELL DONE to Roger and Bryan for organising “The Muddle” yesterday. It was fantastic to see a record number of entries and to see everything running so smoothly. Thanks also to all those who helped marshal or helped in anyway shape or form. Well done – another fantastic club race.
Bryan Morley [WAC]
Posted : 12:53
195 messages | 42 events entered.
........and a big thank you to the ladies & gents from the catering corps/RNLI team in the kitchens. Nice fruit cake may I say!I hope I can live up to the high standards Roger has set for next years race! No pressure then!
Bryan Morley [WAC]
Posted : 12:57
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......and a big 'Well Done!' to the ladies and gents from the club who took part in the Cardiff Half/Full Marathon. Now you've had your fun you'll be on Muddle marshal duty next year! LOL.
Sunday 15 October 2006
Roger Hart
Posted : 19:52
I would like to thank everyone who spared the time to help make this years Mendip Muddle the most successful one to date. 234 paid to run and 208 finished. A good day was had by all. Once again thank-you.
Liz [WAC]
Posted : 19:55
Well done to Shaun for getting results and pics on the web so quickly. Thanks too to all our smiley marshals who help get us round.
Dave and Lesley ( Award to the top Banana ) [WAC]
Posted : 20:39
A great big thanks to Ralph who followed us all ( Rob, Tim, us two and the other Westonians who ran today)around Cardiff and gave us a big 'WESTON' cheer.Thanks mate...it certainly helped.
Phil (bird)
Posted : 22:44
Amazing run Pip - 1st Weston runner home, v. impressive, well done!!
Thursday 12 October 2006
KIRA
Posted : 22:00
Sorry Roger & Bryan i am away on holiday this w'end you know i would be there helping if i was around. So good luck to the organsiers and runners.
Tuesday 10 October 2006
Lesley
Posted : 08:41
Si, you are having a laugh, I just hope he doesn't catch me up on his second lap!!
Liz [Weston, of course]
Posted : 16:37
I now have the Cracker forms at home and will bring them to the Mendip Muddle on Sunday. Malcolm - I'll do the club postal forms this week.
Bryan Morley & Roger Hart [WAC]
Posted : 17:18
195 messages | 42 events entered.
Hello WAC membersRoger and I are looking for volunteers to help marshall the Mendip Muddle this Sunday 15th Oct. If you are willing to help please can let us either of us know if you happen to see us. Alternatively you can email Running.Info@Tesco.Net or telephone 07867 821915. You will be required from approx 10am until about 3pm depending on when the last runner finishes!Rach, I got your message about Becky. Many thanks to you both.Many thanksBryan and Roger
Monday 09 October 2006
si walsh
Posted : 21:15
hi lesley. here's my e-mail address. don't tell dave!and i hope the both of you have really good runs on sunday.just a thought. are you going to do the second lap with dave, just to keep him company?
Sunday 08 October 2006
A woman's place is in the home !
Posted : 15:16
Gerry, Thanks for changing the route - Traffic on the seafront was moving a lot quicker today !
Gerry H
Posted : 20:56
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Oh ha ha very funny i don't think!
Saturday 07 October 2006
I'm a runner - Honestly !!!!
Posted : 08:39
Rich, Thanks for the offer. Would you and Steve consider distributing the mince pies afterwards ?
more cheese grommet
Posted : 08:51
no problem, its going to take us ages to put all the clotted cream on the pies.
Matt
Posted : 11:35
85 messages | 64 events entered.
Does anyone know what the start time for the Sunday Run is tommorrow?Cheers
Gerry H [WAC]
Posted : 11:39
260 messages | 75 events entered.
HI Matt8.15am from the Walnut Tree Pub (End of Winterstoke Road before turn to Hutton)PS Anyone else interested, we are having our first run up to Crooks Peak not the usual route along the seafront.
Friday 06 October 2006
The hardest thing is getting to the start !
Posted : 14:12
Phil Bird having a leaving drink - If it's anything like the last prom run she'll have packed in after 10 minutes !
Rob Morgan
Posted : 14:19
136 messages | 7 events entered.
Paul - sorry mate but I think you missed the fact that she's off to New Zealand. She's got to many points on her licence to be let into Oz.
Claudine [WAC]
Posted : 14:19
Calling All Club MembersIf you are attending any races over the next few weeks or so, will you please take along a stash of entry forms for the Cracker - 17/12/06.Forms available from Malcolm Gammon or Liz Green.Many thanks!
Phil (bird)
Posted : 16:43
What are you lot all on about?? Would never leave a drink after 10 mins....unless nobody else turns up of course....
rich g
Posted : 23:15
message for malcolm or liz, would it be possible to drop a 100 or so cracker forms into bray and griffiths as i have a friend who works for rolls royce and i usualy get them for him,he will pick them up from there,i should be available on the day should you need me, thank you in advance rich.ps good luck to phil in nz dont mention the rugby!
Thursday 05 October 2006
Rob Morgan
Posted : 08:13
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Sounds good to me...will the pocket rocket be there or is her departure just an excuse to have a few drinls and a curry!!
PB
Posted : 10:06
I might rock up at some point I guess.....I am coming back though so it's probably just an excuse. And by the way - 'old bird'?? How rude!
cripple walsh [Plodders AC]
Posted : 10:09
Liz & Lesley. I shouln't worry too much about monday nights being fast as I expect to be back next monday. That should slow malcolm and kirsty down.Plodders night will always be for the lazy and the lame. And i'm both!Who knows, I might join you all for a wheeze and a gasp at the back of the slow group tonight.
Lesley [Monday Nighters]
Posted : 14:44
Si-my old mate, so good to hear you're on the mend! We're not out tonight, off doing kids stuff, but will be there Monday. Opp obviously went well?
slow si
Posted : 17:41
yep. opp went really well. first night back after sloathing on the sofa for six weeks. looking forward to it.
KIRA
Posted : 21:55
Ginnie Hcan you get in touch have tried to send you some stuff RE: WRN and e-mail has come back undeliverableSee message on homepage for my contact details.cheers
paul hogan [croc dundee]
Posted : 22:55
struth pb better to be an old bird than an old git, anyway whats this coming back, once you have taken over where steve irwin left off theres no coming back, dont worry croc's are just like horses, you know 'four legs a tail and they bite, see you at australia zoo, best regards hogues.
Wednesday 04 October 2006
steve.j
Posted : 08:57
i know who that is just and i would just like to repeat the fact we beat you 2-0 and you were @h@t.
Victor
Posted : 20:43
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Friday 20/10/06,Phil Birds leaving do.A chance to bode a fond adieu,farewell,goodbye to the old bird before her departure to a land down under. A land of sheep,rugby and crowded house. So what better way to say goodbye than lager and curry. 8.00pm in Unwined followed by vindaloo.
Tuesday 03 October 2006
Graham B [WAC]
Posted : 07:24
Not me either.
Trotts
Posted : 13:39
Message for Rich GYou should try immodium for that. I hear it works a treat!
Monday 02 October 2006
Liz W
Posted : 11:52
Just wondered who was going along for tonights run and what sort of speed it is going to be?? Fancy a run but not a mega fast one!
Rob Morgan
Posted : 13:38
136 messages | 7 events entered.
Hi Liz.....I think numbers can vary on Monday nights but a real cross section so NOT mega fast at all.
Lesley
Posted : 13:42
I wish I'd got your message earlier Liz. I was wanting to go out tonight, but was a bit nervous that Monday is getting too fast. Last week there were 3 people and it was app. v fast. I've just been out and done 7 on my own this morn, so I can't do tonight now-sorry! let me know if you are up for next Monday and I'll be there and then it definatly won't be too fast!
Lesley
Posted : 18:03
PS. If Malcolm is out he will really look after you so don't be put off.
One of the Happy Mondays [Toonarmy]
Posted : 18:06
The old gang have slowly disappeared...some into a haze of Tikka Masala and Lager!.......This is a call for Jenko....get out there mate, don't get your highs from a second rate football team!
rich g
Posted : 21:31
steve for once thats not me,allthough im inclined to agree,as for me still a monday nighter but 7 miles with the trotts these days, good job i tie my shorts with string,see you all at some point for a beer/run rich,
Sunday 01 October 2006
jamie oliver
Posted : 10:12
or a course on, how to use a cooker!!!!
jamie oliver
Posted : 10:12
or a course on, how to use a cooker!!!!
jamie oliver
Posted : 10:12
thats two courses
Mendip Muddle [WAC]
Posted : 13:58
Good to see a few members of the Womens Running Network ( or should that be Short legged, Shuffling, Network ) up on the Mendips today - Who said they're only good for making cakes !
kira
Posted : 16:16
Congratulations to my sister who did a 3:40 marathon today in tough cond's and a hilly course - getting nervously close to what i would be capable of!!
Saturday 30 September 2006
PB2
Posted : 09:47
Modest to!!
A Ferret Stir
Posted : 11:57
Modest 'too' - Miss Bird - have you been running on a monday night?RATTLE AN JEER and BRAG MORON - one runs like a dead horse and the other is a shandy lightweight who sells houses.You see, this club has become too nice. Making cakes, supporting each other, needlework etc... WAC you've lost your edge.
Ginnie
Posted : 13:58
Thanks for all your suggestions for doing the cracker.... mmmm shouting the tee shirts sizes is beginning to look more appealiing by the minute!!!
Phil (bird)
Posted : 14:12
My initials have been taken in vain - responsible for the 'retard' comment only (I thought it was funny). How could you possibly think I'd make a schoolboy error like 'to'?!
Gerry H [WAC]
Posted : 14:23
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Ok, give up I am completely mystifyed as to who is who !!But very amusing to read!!Good luck to you Coast to Coasters this weekend.
KIRA
Posted : 19:59
Good luck to my sister who is running in the Lockness marathon tomorrow and the answer to will i get bored is NO!!! I doubt many runners wonder if they will get bored whilst doing a marathon!
KIRA [WAC]
Posted : 20:01
Women who want to run but have not got the guts............ Keep your eyes on this site for more info on our new 'women only' group that will be running as part of the Women's Running Network Intiative
Fast Terrier
Posted : 23:06
Good work Kira - perhaps you could run a reverse parking workshop.
Friday 29 September 2006
Richard Whitely
Posted : 10:11
Firestarter = Fast Terrier !
FARTS RETIRE
Posted : 13:55
Thank you Richard.For those of you don't remember him, Firestarter was a handsome, sociable and very talented athlete who left the club under a cloud after failing in his bid to win Clubman of the Year 2005.
firestopper
Posted : 17:18
Was? Does that mean he's now an anti-social minger with no talent??!
Deadhorse
Posted : 17:22
Was the cloud methane?.
carol v
Posted : 21:22
fire starter, feet first.
Thursday 28 September 2006
Support Services [WAC LADIES!]
Posted : 10:16
Ginnie, just thinking of some good tips for you:1) Supervise the set up from your car with the heater on full blast2) Offer to make bacon sarnies for everyone doing the set up so that you keep warm over the cooker3) Use your good man to give your legs a good rub down before you start4) Wear a full santa outfit to keep you warm- you may even win a fancy dress prize!I'll be with you all the way! We need to show Firestarter that the Weston ladies do work!It's a good job he's gone to Clevedon, he deserves a slap!- Who is he anyway?
firestopper
Posted : 11:43
did you know that you can make the words strife and tart from the word firestarter
PB
Posted : 14:11
Shame it's not firedstarter then you could have retard too....(clearly I also have too much time on my hands today!)
Bryan Morley [WAC]
Posted : 17:15
195 messages | 42 events entered.
Grrrrr! Another training session...another injury! This time it's my knee (the old ITB is back again). This means I have a Burnham Half Marathon entry going. Anyone from the club interested? Give me a buzz on 07867 821915.
PB2
Posted : 18:05
retires can be found as well
robert david squibb [none]
Posted : 18:24
hi i just starting back in to running again i live in wellington in somerset. have you have to live in weston to join the club? or can you run in races with the club name as i like to join i have not got transport to train at club as well i work in the eveings but i do enter races near me from robert
Phil (bird)
Posted : 21:14
Best of luck to Whites and Ballards for the coast to coast this w/e - hope the sun shines and you don't want to cry as much as I did on the kayak leg...have fun!
ghost of christmas pastcracker
Posted : 23:03
list of things not to forget ginnie on cracker day,. hair dryer. lipstick. mascara. mirror. knitting. womens own magazine. foot spa. teddy bear. munchies. complete change of clothes. first aid kit. cheasy wotsits. anything else you may think of.
ooo er um
Posted : 23:15
AND LAST BUT NO LEAST CHOCOLATE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wednesday 27 September 2006
Ginnie [WAC]
Posted : 12:34
I would like to run the Xmas Cracker this year, however, as I have been informed, to do this I have to crawl from my lovely warm bed at 5am on the day to help set up the course in the pouring rain and gale force winds!!Can anyone tell me how I can achieve this and still not come last in the race??!!
R M
Posted : 17:28
Such a negative outlook. December often sunny clear skys and still calm mornings....mind you rarely seen 5am so wouldn't really know. suggest 1) No drink night before 2) early night 3) set alarm 4) dont run it.
Firestarter
Posted : 21:43
You see I never get any credit - that's why I was forced out of the club. I was made to sit in the back of a pick-up truck at 5am (with frozen wee bits). Admittedly there were one or two no shows. Ginny - its not worth it. Just take a cushy job like all the other WAC ladies.
Tuesday 26 September 2006
Cye Hayes [WAC]
Posted : 14:55
Full results available here.http://www.can-tri-yeovil.com/news/results_files/Langport%20Triathlon%202006%20Spreadsheet%20Revised%20can%20tri%20yeovil.xls
Monday 25 September 2006
Tracy Lewis
Posted : 14:31
13th Langport triathlon Results;Great Day for all (results as follows);i. Mark Ashurst: 1.11.14ii. Tracy Lewis: 1.14.45iii. Pete Telford: 1.32.50
Rich
Posted : 17:53
wow - 1st, 2nd and 3rd - that's amazing. well done guys.
Rich Coleman [WAC]
Posted : 18:38
Kit, You're sad - but quite funny !
elephants never forget
Posted : 22:23
firestarter,when did you ever get up early to help with the set up,seem to remember the conversation went like, ### did not show then, no idea where he is oh well.
Sunday 24 September 2006
slipalong trevascus [cambourn ac]
Posted : 11:57
tell me brian how do you manage to get the night off from the missus,no matter how many brownie points i earn they do not convert into a boozy night out, whats the secret?
Ouch
Posted : 19:53
Joined 18 months ago but only counts once you pay the membership fees....hence the time lag Firestarter.
Firestarter
Posted : 20:57
Like I say Victor - get over it! i can now run the Cracker without doing the waking up in the middle of the night thing and freezing my knackers off malarkey.
Victor
Posted : 21:36
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Once again taking the flak for comments that i have had nothing to do with, although i might agree with them.Just because i run on a monday night there is no need to pick on me.Thanks to all who braved friday night,wish i could find out who gave my number to that german.
Victor
Posted : 21:54
141 messages | 75 events entered.
I got soul but I'm not a soldier.
Saturday 23 September 2006
Firestarter
Posted : 09:30
You're a bit slow off the mark aren't you. I joined Clevedon AC about 18 months ago. Get over it.
Bryan Morley [WAC]
Posted : 11:35
195 messages | 42 events entered.
Just saying 'Hi' to the WAC massive who braved the pubs of Weston last night. I had a great time. Thanks to the Whites for their hospitality into the early hours. My head hurts for some bizarre reason!
Firestarter
Posted : 20:39
sorry, i was feeling grumpy this morning.
Friday 22 September 2006
Rob Morgan
Posted : 07:57
136 messages | 7 events entered.
Recoieved today - if anyone wants an entry form let me know.Hi Weston AC Runners,By popular request Horton VHC are having a 5 mile multi terrain Winter Bull Run through the challenging Cotswold escarpment. The event is to take place on Sunday 22nd October at 11.00am with bookings starting at 9.00am in the Village Hall. Interested? Come on what ever the weather you’ll enjoy the challenge!I’ve attached some entry forms for anyone interested and there’s 1.00 discount for pre bookings.Linda Morgan.
KIRA [WAC]
Posted : 09:02
Just to say it was great to be running in a race again last night with so many WAC vests around me (and passing me!!). A race of 2 halves blasting the first half and blowing up the second half - Pace judgement needs a bit of working on as well as putting some miles in the bank! Till next time................
Wednesday 20 September 2006
Rob Morgan
Posted : 14:31
136 messages | 7 events entered.
Victor - Even though I'm a bit of a lightweight.....count me in. Looking forward to it.
Always a WAC member
Posted : 16:52
Rumour has it Firestarter has joined Clevedon AC. Have your eggs at the ready tomorrow night!!!!
Blue watch
Posted : 17:06
Sadly for the old goofy fire starter when you’re that unpopular you really have to go to any club that will have you. We should feel sorry for him.
Tuesday 19 September 2006
Deadhorse. [u/a]
Posted : 10:59
It may be flat to you, but when you get to my age!.
Matt
Posted : 11:40
85 messages | 64 events entered.
Cheers Gerry, I think I have it right now. So its:Brent Road/Ham Road to Brent Knoll. Then Burton Row to West Road into Lympsham. Then Rectory Way/Brean Way to Red Road (past amimal farm) and back??
Wordsworth [Collins Gem]
Posted : 17:52
For the attention of Ginnie:Carbuncle: noun, inflamed ulcer, boil or tumour; fiery red precious stone.Boil: noun, inflamed suppurating swelling on skin.
Victor (social man)
Posted : 22:06
141 messages | 75 events entered.
Friday night out, 8 'oclock in the Cabot. Hardened drinkers and revellers only please.
Monday 18 September 2006
Matt
Posted : 11:11
85 messages | 64 events entered.
Does anyone have a map or know the route that the Burnham-on-Sea half will take???
Matt
Posted : 11:30
85 messages | 64 events entered.
Does anyone have a map or know the route that the Burnham-on-Sea half will take???
Matt
Posted : 11:31
85 messages | 64 events entered.
Whoops, Sorry. note to self - don't click refresh after posting a message.
Shaun Callaghan [WAC]
Posted : 19:30
Re: Weston Prom Run entriesDave Jones will be at Hutton Moor tomorrow night (Tue). Please could WAC prom runners try to hand in their forms then, so that we don't clog up the system on Thursday night.
Gerry H [WAC]
Posted : 19:36
260 messages | 75 events entered.
Matt,Burnham Half starts at the BASC sports ground with a lap around the field before heading out towards the main road, through Brent Knoll, Lympsham back along Red Road, basically flat!
Sunday 17 September 2006
G4
Posted : 00:08
Good luck to all our Guys & Girls in the Bristol Half.
Random WAC Fan!!!
Posted : 16:20
Well done Bryan! Maybe not a PB, but There aren't many out there who can run 13 miles in less than two hours!!! Leg massage all round then!!!
Saturday 16 September 2006
KIRA [WAC]
Posted : 13:00
Hi GerryHighly likely i will not be running thurs night have a niggly hip so that will be you & T happy and Dave so i can once again help Jan with results! Will defintely let you know by wed evening.
Friday 15 September 2006
Tim Pollard [WAC]
Posted : 12:41
The Ab and Back coditioning class begins at 7.30pm at Wyvern Sports Centre, if you arrive earlier,you will find me taking a Fun Run group which starts at 6.30pm all abilities welcome, our youngest participant is 7 and our oldest ,20 something.Not designed for those with speed.
Gerry and Teresa [WAC]
Posted : 13:33
Hi, we've been away all summer and have also moved house! back to running now and will both be at the prom on Thurs. If anyone is injured/spectating then could you guard a pram for approx 33 mins? One of us will always drop out if any problems as we pass up and down (especially if not doing very well!). Otherwise T & I will flip a coin to decide who gets to run. Thanks, Gerry
Claudine
Posted : 13:42
Teresa what are you like?! You actually have a legitimate reason to avoid doing the prom runs and you still insist on running them. (Come to think of it you had an even better excuse not to run them last year, but that didn't stop you competing ... even at 8/9 months pregnant).Suggestion: Leave pram in bar then give baby away as spot prize (pram optional)... this then leaves you both free to get back into running / adventure racing etc.
Smirnoff
Posted : 16:59
....and if the baby's bottle is filled with Vodka then I'm sure Claudine would volunteer to look after the baby instead!
Thursday 14 September 2006
Bryan Morley [WAC]
Posted : 10:51
195 messages | 42 events entered.
PUBLIC NOTICE:1) I hereby declare that there will be no carrot cake tonight therefore no enhanced eyesight will result. In light of this don't forget your torches for tonight's run.2) There will however be scrummy cakes made by my own fare hand so eat at your own peril.3) Kevin Hudson will be limited to a maximum of 10 cakes only.4) The only core stability problems I have are when I've had 5 pints of lager and I fall over (see Kira's note below).END OF PUBLIC NOTICE
kira
Posted : 13:41
GinnieThought anymore about coming to the Women's running network course on the 23rd?
Rob Morgan
Posted : 15:41
136 messages | 7 events entered.
Sorry to say I won’t be able to enjoy delicious cakes tonight or indeed an exciting twilight run. Friend (yes I have one) (not imaginary) home from Perth so having a bit of a boys night out. Hope you all have fun and enjoy Cakes.
Bryan Morley [WAC]
Posted : 16:40
195 messages | 42 events entered.
Might see you out in Vamps later on then Rob?
Wednesday 13 September 2006
Shaun Callaghan [Webmaster]
Posted : 11:28
We have a new web page called Runners & Riders. This shows who is doing what when and with whom in the forthcoming months. WAC members are invited to flag the events they are planning to compete in. Click on [ Modify ] next to the relevant event.
Ginnie [WAC]
Posted : 12:59
Roo,Do you mean a fleece, I lost mine, it had my name on the label (not to confuse it with Gerrie's!!)See you Thursday.
PQ
Posted : 13:01
Webmaster,Isn't that a bit risky - a page with who's doing what to whom and when, could really get out of hand... so to speak!!
Ginnie [WAC]
Posted : 13:09
Shaun,On the new R&R page, would it be possible to add the distance to every race, save us lazy lot looking it up!!thanks.
Roo [WAC]
Posted : 14:46
No it's def. a sweatshirt Ginnie.Hey, I fancy there's a lot of clothing going astray around here! Maybe we do need to keep an eye on who's where doing what with whom!
I want jam on it
Posted : 14:50
Could Shaun run the race for me aswell?
kIRA [WAC]
Posted : 20:13
For all those who know that their core stability is not up to scratch why not come along to an abs and back session held at Wyvern Sports Centre every Wed 7pm with Tim Pollard. Is only for half an hour as the core stability stuff is pretty intense so you can still fit in the wed swim ironmen or a run after. 2 a session you know it makes sense to prevent those injuries that in the end are all down to the strength of your core!! Will be there next week will you?