Up for a run?

[Ghaleb]

As its cold, dark, wet this time of the year and I don’t have a turbo trainer at home, I go running in the gym during the week as it’s more convenient. It gets boring running on the treadmill for more than half an hour. So I was thinking if anybody would be interested in running some where around Purley after work during the week (probably for lets say 30-40 mins to start with).

So how’s up for this?!?!

[Paul H]

A few of us run at South Lonon Harriers in Coulsdon. The club has very good evening sessions and caters for all abilities.

[url]http://www.southlondonharriers.org/[/url]

[Ghaleb]

[quote="Paul H"]A few of us run at South Lonon Harriers in Coulsdon. The club has very good evening sessions and caters for all abilities.

[Ghaleb]

Running could be a supplement to cycling in some ways... even pro's do it

[url]http://www.cyclingtipsblog.com/2009/01/running-to-supplement-your-cycling-training/[/url]

[Sylv]

I went for a hilly run last night, after my bike commute, hadn't done that in ages at that time of day. Quite nice especially Croham Hurst in pitch dark although a bit tricky as it was muddy, and I only had a handheld Petzl torch which was not much help!

[Ghaleb]

[quote="Sylv"]Quite nice especially Croham Hurst in pitch dark although a bit tricky as it was muddy, and I only had a handheld Petzl torch which was not much help!

[Sylv]

Similar scenario here, except in reverse order.