Still a bit tired from the trip to Copenhagen, but I felt like participating in the Adbijentoch, a run in the forest between two Abbies. I haven't been training in between runs, and my lower calves have been a bit sore from walking around the city this weekend. Still a top time for me on the 10 miles. Funny to pass the churches in the forest and see the priests watching the race :-)
Time: 1u22s59
Ranking: 1005/2273
Ranking SEF: 41/165
Gear: VFF Spyridon LS
Thursday, 17 May 2012
Monday, 14 May 2012
Copenhagen running tour
I went to Copenhagen to present at the EU/MEeting and decided to take on a fun way to explore the city on Saturday. I booked a city running tour with running-copenhagen.dk
I met up with Lena at the Anderson statue near city hall and together with 4 danish women and an irish couple, we set out for a 1h40 run around the city. We tracked around 8.5km, stopping at highlights troughout the city. Lena told some interesting facts about the city and it was overall a very fun experience.
Pleasant surprise that the guide also owned fivefingers, was a pose-running coach and read born to run like 9 times. It was a great run/talk/touristic tour and a great way to see the city!
I met up with Lena at the Anderson statue near city hall and together with 4 danish women and an irish couple, we set out for a 1h40 run around the city. We tracked around 8.5km, stopping at highlights troughout the city. Lena told some interesting facts about the city and it was overall a very fun experience.
Pleasant surprise that the guide also owned fivefingers, was a pose-running coach and read born to run like 9 times. It was a great run/talk/touristic tour and a great way to see the city!
The rest of the trip was nice too, overall I really liked the city. It turns out Denmark is the nation that consumes most organic food :-) Lots of raw food as well. I spent a lot of time in the botanical gardens (including going up the swirly stair), and made it to the top of the Our saviour church :-) Nice for conquering my fear of heights!
It was a tript to remember!
Sunday, 6 May 2012
Ladies Run Leuven
While we are on a roll, instead of training this weekend, I just participated in the 10k Ladies Run in Leuven.
Time: 51m30
Gear: vffs Spyridon
It gave me an opportunity to test my new Vibram Fivefingers, the Spyridon. The sole is a lot thinker than my worn out ksos, but I really like them. I have the impression people stare less at my feet ;-)
I've been eating mostly vegan and raw for a large part, I'm pretty sure that contributes to the time I set down ;-)
A pink medal... well, not quite my thing, and a striking contrast with Spartacus earlier this week :-)
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
Spartacus Run - toughest 10k ever - kso vffs
Wow... this was crazily fun survival run!
Time: 1h04 - 10k with 14 obstacles.
Gear: vffs kso
I started off really fast but had to fall back a little bit, also due to the waiting rows on the obstacles. Overall it was a very fun race and my first survival race!
Time: 1h04 - 10k with 14 obstacles.
Gear: vffs kso
I started off really fast but had to fall back a little bit, also due to the waiting rows on the obstacles. Overall it was a very fun race and my first survival race!
After running the first 6k in pretty warm weather, the shower was a nice releave! I am just glas I wore fivefingers, because they are a lot lighter when wet than normal soaked running shoes :-)
See you at race against nature in Boom in september!
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