The Jogscotland String

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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby Hels » Tue Sep 01, 2009 12:48 pm

Great to have JS back and be fit enough to go! Really enjoyed it and, as with many ohters, well-chuffed to manage the 2.8 miles - just shows what can be acheived with such a good level of support - although it was a struggle getting up the library brae! Fingers crossed for remaining injury free this year! Thanks to all involved for keeping JS going and us motivated!
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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby Pans Lass » Wed Sep 09, 2009 6:46 pm

Hi Girls

Hope all is going well at Jog Scotland...please keep me updated on here with all your news . Hope to be back with you all in two weeks time . :D Hate not being able to 'run' about . :oops:
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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby tilly » Thu Sep 10, 2009 9:35 pm

Hi everyone a wee bit late reporting this week Monday night was a good run out for the intermediate group. We ran down to the Jetty from the Ardsheil and back to the red cross hall. Around the three mile mark, everyone put in a good effort again this week. Not as many runners this week hopefully next week will be busier again. Now the nights are drawing in runs on the roads with no pavements and street lights will be gone again for a good few months. Nice scenic routes will be erxchanged for plodding around town.
Well done again intermadiates and thanks Fiona 28 for waiting on and helping out i know you are busy and stressed with exam prep.
Tilly :D
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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby caro » Sat Sep 12, 2009 9:29 am

Well everyone - good to be back 'on the run' and a really enjoyable run with the Thursday group down to the jetty and back before the dark nights come in!! Thanks to the other leaders for all their help while I was injured - like I said, good to be back! :D
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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby kiwibird » Sat Sep 12, 2009 9:36 am

Just thought I would say hello from the land of sunshine and blue skies ie Australia So far I have not gone running but will need to do so soon especially with the food-oysters, prawns, choc mud cake and the drink red, white, gin and t martinis etc Thinking of u all Nights dark by 6pm so will need to go out in the morning- if I can be bothered Will see you all far too soon Marjorie
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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby tilly » Sun Sep 13, 2009 10:34 pm

Hi Kiwibird sounds like your having a fab time enjoy the rest and i'm sure you will be out running soon enough with your regular running buddies.
Tilly :D
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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby fiona28 » Mon Sep 14, 2009 9:01 am

have a goodone kiwibird, what a lucky burd u r and well done in glasgow before you migrated :lol:
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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby Pans Lass » Mon Sep 14, 2009 11:20 am

A very G'day kiwibird.......sounds like you having a ball in the land of Oz ....keep up the good running ,eating and drinking down under ...see you soon if you decide to come back . :wink:
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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby caro » Sun Sep 20, 2009 9:19 pm

A big well done to our Thursday group - all doing well and enjoying the running! :D
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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby tilly » Mon Sep 21, 2009 10:56 pm

Hi everyone that time again Mondays seem to come round really quick. Intermediate group had another good run tonight although we were missing a few of our group probably due to other committments hopefully not todays poor weather and the thought of a cosy fire lol. Was a really close night, run from Picture House along Kinloch Road, over Lochend St round and up the top of Main St out to the call centre back down along High St to Black's shop and back along the Esplanade where some of our runners went half way down the prom across to the cutting and back to the red cross hall while others went to the paddling pool and back to the hall. A great run by everyone, each week all runners improving on their running. Well done again intermediate group i can see some of you moving on to the top group shortly.
Also a good warm up by Fiona 28 tonight so will need to implement that weekly as group happier with a longer more structured warm up. Good for us jog leaders to have some new warm up routines for our groups so thanks Fiona.
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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby Annie M » Tue Sep 22, 2009 7:57 am

Sounds like a good run last night! Missed it as hurt my back ten pin bowling at the weekend! :roll: Hopefully be back next Monday :D
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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby fiona28 » Tue Sep 22, 2009 9:16 am

I had popped a quick post on here to congratulate the saturday runners but it seems to have disappeared :lol: With Truds as leader of the day we took a warm up out to the moy then back in and over benguillion to fly up and down the hills :lol: great run with many ups and downs and teddy bears picnics in the forest - fair enjoyed - downhills not for the fainthearted :lol: just love racing down them screaming at the top of my voice - you know your ankles are just as safe up there as they are dodging the potholes on the glebe :lol:

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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby caro » Sun Sep 27, 2009 1:23 pm

Bad news, I think! I went online to enter for the Strath Park 10K that we decided would be our 'away' trip this year and it is saying event full!!!!! Looks like it's a no go folks - for once we must be too slow off the mark! :(
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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby iceblue » Sat Oct 03, 2009 12:19 pm

This morning must have been one of the windiest days that we have been out on a jogscotland run :shock: We headed up High Askomil and ran to the top of the mast . I thought that I was going to get blown off my feet and end up at the bottom of the hill as the gusts of wind were so strong :shock:

Managed to make it down the hill in one piece and we headed out to Drumore and back to the Community Centre via Glebe Street. Got caught in a few heavy showers but by the time we had finished the sun was out ..... typical !! Never mind, another 5.27 miles in the bank :)
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Re: The Jogscotland String

Postby caro » Sun Oct 04, 2009 5:20 pm

Couple of days late in posting but a big well done to our brilliant Thursday group! Janet and I took the beginners who are fast approaching intermediates... :D Just over 3 miles, headed towards High Street and straight up the Drumore 'incline', before heading back down Glebe Street. A great effort from a great group :)
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