FISO Harriers - join FISO's running club

Post by **admin** » 10 Jun 2007, 12:02

Anyone wishing to join the FISO Harriers, please apply to join their Usergroup after clicking on this link:

memberlist.php?mode=group&g=15801" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

After acceptance by X-Man, this will then give you access to a restricted forum for the FISO Harriers running club at:

http://fiso.co.uk/forum/viewforum.php?f=71" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

FISO Harriers was formed in 2007 after the participation of 6 FISO members in the Edinburgh marathon in May 2007. Over £3,000 was raised by them for charity and the results of the marathon were:

2196th X-Man 4:19:11
3095th jeffersdn 5:01:55
xxxxth Bunners 5:10:19
3410th Canary Yellow 5:42:43
3476th cherylhoney 5:57:47
3522nd thelip 6:23:22

Post by **Mystery** » 10 Jun 2007, 22:55

Application in - hoping to run the Jersey Marathon in September

Post by **barry** » 10 Jun 2007, 23:20

I would apply - but the only reason would be to see the photo's ........not really in the spirit of things is it?

Post by **Krispy** » 13 Jun 2007, 23:15

Application in

Marathon a possibility further down the line ... although concentrating on shorter distances for the time being.

British 10k - 2nd July
No timing chips but aiming for an hour

Great South Run - 10 miles - 28th October
Goal - 1h30. Ambitious, but something to aim for

Slightly different objectives to other FISOers as i'm actually looking to be heavier come race day

Training with rugby season in mind, alternating between heavy resistance work in gym (basic compound lifts) and endurance sessions. Ideal is bigger, fitter, faster, stronger ... and hopefully learn to enjoy running along the way

. Its hard work at the moment following a bit of a lay off. Probably the biggest challenge is developing the mental fortitude for endurance - one advantage for more mature runners.

Fingers crossed commiting intentions online will keep me motivated

Post by **R_U_Sure** » 14 Jun 2007, 07:15

My mom completed the Stockholm Marathon (last week) in 4 h ~45 mins and she is almost 60!

Post by **X-Man** » 14 Jun 2007, 12:30

All applications approved...

Post by **X-Man** » 14 Jun 2007, 12:35

krispdafunk wrote:Application in

Marathon a possibility further down the line ... although concentrating on shorter distances for the time being.

British 10k - 2nd July
No timing chips but aiming for an hour

Great South Run - 10 miles - 28th October
Goal - 1h30. Ambitious, but something to aim for

Only comment at this stage is that the 10K time and the 10 miles time don't really correspond to each other. 10K in less than an hour is likely to be 10 minute miling. 1h30 for 10 miles is about 9 minute miling...that's a hell of a lot of improvement in four months.

More realistically you could aim for 1h40 which corresponds to the 10 minute miling you've done over the 10K but takes into account that it's nearly double the distance...

Post by **Bunners** » 14 Jun 2007, 12:54

krispdafunk wrote:Application in

Marathon a possibility further down the line ... although concentrating on shorter distances for the time being.

British 10k - 2nd July
No timing chips but aiming for an hour

Great South Run - 10 miles - 28th October
Goal - 1h30. Ambitious, but something to aim for

Slightly different objectives to other FISOers as i'm actually looking to be heavier come race day Training with rugby season in mind, alternating between heavy resistance work in gym (basic compound lifts) and endurance sessions. Ideal is bigger, fitter, faster, stronger ... and hopefully learn to enjoy running along the way . Its hard work at the moment following a bit of a lay off. Probably the biggest challenge is developing the mental fortitude for endurance - one advantage for more mature runners.

Fingers crossed commiting intentions online will keep me motivated

I will be at the gsr if you fancy a beer or 7 afterwards

Post by **Krispy** » 14 Jun 2007, 13:56

X-Man wrote:Only comment at this stage is that the 10K time and the 10 miles time don't really correspond to each other. 10K in less than an hour is likely to be 10 minute miling. 1h30 for 10 miles is about 9 minute miling...that's a hell of a lot of improvement in four months.

More realistically you could aim for 1h40 which corresponds to the 10 minute miling you've done over the 10K but takes into account that it's nearly double the distance...

Hi X-Man - Cheers for your comments

At this stage its just something to aim for. Ultimate objective is sub 4hr Marathon so 9min mile is consistent with that. If I'm honest with myself, not really put enough training in for this 10k. My only other "race" was the same event last year. Ran with my sister but we weren't clock watching - all I know is that it took a good 15-20mins to get anywhere near the start line. Its scenic (as far as landmarks go) and fairly flat so just planning on enjoying it. Whatever time I come in at is my starting position for future training, over an hour and I'll need to be more realistic, approaching 55mins and its more a question of increasing distance.

Post by **unc.si** » 12 Sep 2010, 12:20

Just seen Canary Yellow running in the Robin Hood Half. Saw a lot of 'Fetch' shirts out running - what's that all about CY?

Post by **Rob** » 12 Sep 2010, 13:13

http://www.fetcheveryone.com/

Post by **arsene doesn't know** » 21 Jul 2013, 09:08

Is this still up and running (non-intentional pun!) - if so can I apply to join please?

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