Showing posts with label mini marathon training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mini marathon training. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Finally getting started
If you are anything like me and you've woken up this morning thinking "Oh my, it's only 6 weeks to go and my training so far has consisted of making excuses and chatting about the Mini-Marathon at the water cooler" fear not! The Irish Sports Council is here to whip us all into shape with some really handy hints and tips on how to get active, eat healthy and get into shape for the Mini-Marathon.
I've read their brochures this morning and will definitely be walking home this evening instead of taking the bus, perhaps I'll even grab a lovely salad for dinner on the way!
Healthy Eating for Active Women
Leg It Brochure - Getting Started
Leg It Brochure - Increasing Intensity
Let It Brochure - Using Pedometers
If you want to read more check out the Irish Sports Council's dedicated Mini-Marathon page.
How are you going to start your training? Or have you started already? Either way - let us know how you are getting on!
I've read their brochures this morning and will definitely be walking home this evening instead of taking the bus, perhaps I'll even grab a lovely salad for dinner on the way!
Healthy Eating for Active Women
Leg It Brochure - Getting Started
Leg It Brochure - Increasing Intensity
Let It Brochure - Using Pedometers
If you want to read more check out the Irish Sports Council's dedicated Mini-Marathon page.
How are you going to start your training? Or have you started already? Either way - let us know how you are getting on!
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Happy Easter
With most of us looking forward to a four day break and feeling somewhat frustrated about the Supplementary Budget announced earlier this week (click here to read the Irish NGOs’ response) why not use the time to walk, jog or run off that frustration?
The freed endorphins will make you feel more relaxed, the fresh air will clear the head and you will have put some valuable training time in for the mini marathon (only 7 weeks to go!). Alternatively, a good run around the garden with the kids during their Easter Egg Hunt will get those muscles in gear for June as well!
Let us know how you got on!
Lorraine Keane who will be running with Team World Vision this year has also started her work-out. Click here to read an article published in yesterday’s Evening Herald.
Happy Easter everyone!

The freed endorphins will make you feel more relaxed, the fresh air will clear the head and you will have put some valuable training time in for the mini marathon (only 7 weeks to go!). Alternatively, a good run around the garden with the kids during their Easter Egg Hunt will get those muscles in gear for June as well!
Let us know how you got on!
Lorraine Keane who will be running with Team World Vision this year has also started her work-out. Click here to read an article published in yesterday’s Evening Herald.
Happy Easter everyone!
Monday, April 6, 2009
Register for the Mini Marathon today to avoid disappointment!
The official closing date for entries is the 21st of April. But considering the huge interest this year we expect the maximum number of entrants to be reached much earlier than that - possibly even by the end of this week.
To avoid disappointment, register as soon as you can online at http://www.womensminimarathon.ie/ or through the Evening Herald this Wednesday.
To avoid disappointment, register as soon as you can online at http://www.womensminimarathon.ie/ or through the Evening Herald this Wednesday.
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