Jackes Posted January 11, 2019 Posted January 11, 2019 Thanks, guys. I'm keen to give them a try as everybody who has run in them seems to love them. The shape of the Saucony Rides suit my foot well so if that wide toe box and foot-hugging heel carry through to the Kinvaras then they should be good. That Everun foam is apparently very close to the Boost foam as well. If our local stores stocked Saucony's, I might have used them above my Brooks which I absolutely love. Every time I use my Saucony Triumph's I just realize how good they feel. Barry Stuart 1
Barry Stuart Posted January 11, 2019 Posted January 11, 2019 Some interesting names amongst the Murray & Roberts team: MURRAY & ROBERTS ELITE TEAM 2019 MenRufus Photo, Renier Grobler, Benedict Moeng, Philani Buthelezi, Sikhumbuzo Seme, Vuyisile Tshoba, Thulane Magagula (Veteran), Chris Cherry, Thabo Nkuna, Raymond Phaladi, Jeffrey Gwebu, Mthobisi Baloyi, Kabelo Melamu, Dylan van der Merwe, Anda Lubelwana, Lutendo Mapoto, Timothy Munzhelele WomenRené Kalmer, Christine Kalmer, Charné Bosman (Veteran), Caroline Cherry, Jenna Challenor, Yolande Maclean (Veteran), Salome Cooper (Veteran), Kesa Molotsane, Danette Smith, Mary Khourie, Nolene Conrad, Mia Morrison, Ulrica Stander (Veteran), Lesego Hlako, Janie Grundling, Stella Marais, Keneilwe Sesing, Calvin Malatji MURRAY & ROBERTS SEMI-ELITE TEAM 2019 MenKallie Burger, Lyle Timm, Jaco Brummer (Veteran), Harmans Mokgadi (Veteran), Mosongo Mokoatsi (Veteran), Siegfriedt Heydenrych, Fusi Nhlapo (Veteran), Graeme McCallum (Master), Stephen Caelers, Motlatsi Sesing, Samuel Mashishi, Eloi de Oliveira (Grandmaster), Nic de Beer (Veteran), Evan Coetzee, Byron Jones, Gustav Roos, Ryan Gibson, Rory Scheffer WomenJulanie Basson (Veteran), Anel Terblanche, Kyla van Graan, Leilani Scheffer, Anet Coetzee, Andrea Steyn, Judy Bird (Master), Carly Kent (Veteran), Val Watson (Grandmaster), Lesley Train Austin (Veteran), Belinda Waghorn (Veteran), Karen Brough (Master), Grace de Oliveira (Master), Simone Verster, Mitsie van der Westhuizen (Veteran), Kerry-Ann Marshall, Jacqueline Kellerman (Veteran), Shanley Koekemoer (Junior), Carina Viljoen Any reason why Caroline is listed by her maiden name?
Jackes Posted January 12, 2019 Posted January 12, 2019 Also busy putting tailwind through it's paces at the moment and it is looking good, I will still need solid food for anything over 60km. More feedback on the Tailwind as yet Dave? Also do you guys use the caffeine one or the non? Flavours?
Ronniek Posted January 12, 2019 Posted January 12, 2019 More feedback on the Tailwind as yet Dave? Also do you guys use the caffeine one or the non? Flavours?I would love some feedback from guys using it while running as well. Apparently some guys mic it into a gel? Anybody willing to share their tips and tricks please?
Frosty Posted January 13, 2019 Posted January 13, 2019 Frosty... Please send this plan to me. My sister in law is running her first 21 I'm march sometime. She has a bit of base so should be able to pick it up a couple of weeks inSee attached - it's different to the 0-10K I did this time last year, but seems quite good for interval training too.20 weeks to HM.pdf Lexx and Stretch 2
Stretch Posted January 13, 2019 Posted January 13, 2019 See attached - it's different to the 0-10K I did this time last year, but seems quite good for interval training too. 20 weeks to HM.pdfThanks Frosty Frosty 1
b-rad Posted January 13, 2019 Posted January 13, 2019 Some interesting names amongst the Murray & Roberts team: MURRAY & ROBERTS ELITE TEAM 2019 [/size]MenRufus Photo, Renier Grobler, Benedict Moeng, Philani Buthelezi, Sikhumbuzo Seme, Vuyisile Tshoba, Thulane Magagula (Veteran), Chris Cherry, Thabo Nkuna, Raymond Phaladi, Jeffrey Gwebu, Mthobisi Baloyi, Kabelo Melamu, Dylan van der Merwe, Anda Lubelwana, Lutendo Mapoto, Timothy Munzhelele[/size] [/size]WomenRené Kalmer, Christine Kalmer, Charné Bosman (Veteran), Caroline Cherry, Jenna Challenor, Yolande Maclean (Veteran), Salome Cooper (Veteran), Kesa Molotsane, Danette Smith, Mary Khourie, Nolene Conrad, Mia Morrison, Ulrica Stander (Veteran), Lesego Hlako, Janie Grundling, Stella Marais, Keneilwe Sesing, Calvin Malatji[/size] [/size]MURRAY & ROBERTS SEMI-ELITE TEAM 2019 [/size]MenKallie Burger, Lyle Timm, Jaco Brummer (Veteran), Harmans Mokgadi (Veteran), Mosongo Mokoatsi (Veteran), Siegfriedt Heydenrych, Fusi Nhlapo (Veteran), Graeme McCallum (Master), Stephen Caelers, Motlatsi Sesing, Samuel Mashishi, Eloi de Oliveira (Grandmaster), Nic de Beer (Veteran), Evan Coetzee, Byron Jones, Gustav Roos, Ryan Gibson, Rory Scheffer[/size] [/size]WomenJulanie Basson (Veteran), Anel Terblanche, Kyla van Graan, Leilani Scheffer, Anet Coetzee, Andrea Steyn, Judy Bird (Master), Carly Kent (Veteran), Val Watson (Grandmaster), Lesley Train Austin (Veteran), Belinda Waghorn (Veteran), Karen Brough (Master), Grace de Oliveira (Master), Simone Verster, Mitsie van der Westhuizen (Veteran), Kerry-Ann Marshall, Jacqueline Kellerman (Veteran), Shanley Koekemoer (Junior), Carina Viljoen[/size] Any reason why Caroline is listed by her maiden name?Quite a large squad. Isn't Caroline divorced? Andrew Steer 1
SeaBee Posted January 14, 2019 Posted January 14, 2019 Two thing:1. Tailwind. I do not use it as extensively as Dave, I presume. But I just chuck some in my water bottle and run. Had a variety bag a while ago and just tried the "non flavored" version the other day - and first time ever somebody got that right! Caffeinated or not depends on yourself - I use both. 2. After last week's talking about the Nikes, I walked into their Canal Walk store over the weekend to see the Zoom Fly SP on bigger special than on their online store - 1800-odd. So for that price I had to try it. If anybody else is interested... Weeeeird semi-transparent upper. Ronniek 1
Andrew Steer Posted January 14, 2019 Posted January 14, 2019 Yeah, first half is fast, then from about 12kms you head up, with it kicking more noticeably around the 14km mark, peaking at 18km odd - last 2-3km is largely fast downhill where the PTS from last years Comrades down run kicks in... This is all from vague memory, but should give you the gist. Enjoy Frosty, this year I've promised myself I will take is very slow and sensibly Okay, so the first 12km wasn't the easiest either... fitness might play some part in that, but I almost felt like I was running a different route to the usual out there. Actually had quite a cool run though, took it nice and sensible and my legs are already pretty much fine this morning...Lots of work to do, but feel like I'm slowly learning a little more about this running art each year and how is best for me to approach things... just need to put things into practice and push on Next up Johnsons Crane, just the half for me (old me would definitely have been kakking off in the Marathon, but I've hopefully purged myself of that fool) Barry Stuart, Hacc and shaper 3
Dirkitech Posted January 14, 2019 Posted January 14, 2019 Look at the Anker range that amazon sell... I'm not sure if you can get then there though. Be careful about running outside with earphones thoughFrom past experience within the last 5 years, Anker doesn't ship to south africa whatsoever - had an acquaintance bring an anker product over from usa and its still going strong, great quality so far, so worth the trouble! Stretch 1
shaper Posted January 14, 2019 Posted January 14, 2019 Had a nice Dischem run as a training run in prep for EL70.3. Also trying to train to run slower/relaxed and keep HR down (zone 2) as prep for OMTOM which am finding difficult to do lol. Felt comfortable all the way and finished strong and still ended up with a PB without even trying!! tjommies3, Barry Stuart, Andrew Steer and 1 other 4
Jackes Posted January 14, 2019 Posted January 14, 2019 Quite a large squad. Isn't Caroline divorced? What? Not a good few years for her then. Seems like Charne as well?
Barry Stuart Posted January 14, 2019 Posted January 14, 2019 What? Not a good few years for her then. Seems like Charne as well? Yah, she looked like she wasn't enjoying her run much yesterday when she came in with the 2 hour bus. Looked very laboured in her stride. Hopefully she'll be back into her rhythm again soon.
Allrounder Posted January 14, 2019 Posted January 14, 2019 Did my first 2 km on Saturday. 15. something minutes. Ran the whole way, got home took a shower and continued my day as usual. Legs was a bit stiff in the evening and a bit sore yesterday. I think I would have been able to do another loop, but did not want to push for 4 km. How do you know your shoe is done running?
Chris_ Posted January 14, 2019 Posted January 14, 2019 Did my first 2 km on Saturday. 15. something minutes. Ran the whole way, got home took a shower and continued my day as usual. Legs was a bit stiff in the evening and a bit sore yesterday. I think I would have been able to do another loop, but did not want to push for 4 km. How do you know your shoe is done running? When you see a sexier pair in the shop. Odinson, Andrew Steer, Barry Stuart and 2 others 5
Allrounder Posted January 14, 2019 Posted January 14, 2019 When you see a sexier pair in the shop.hehehe Okay my adidas are done!!!
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