Any of you fockers doing it??

If so I'll see you there :banana:

Well done mate.

I dont think my knees could take it.

"They should base the new actionman doll on Tuggers. He pulls fit women, bones them and shares it with us all here at BS. He then beats up crackheads who try to rob him!! IS THERE ANYTHING TUGGERS CANT DO?!?"

We will find out in april, because this is going to be HARD. I'll do it though. I have no doubt in my mind.

"A winner never quits, a quitter never wins"

I want to do it one day, don't know about all the training and then actually doing it. I prefer to sit on my arse and donate.

But good luck though Tuggers

you'll be in the paper next week

" mancunian tugs his way to the end in marathon struggle "

I want to do it one day, don't know about all the training and then actually doing it. I prefer to sit on my arse and donate.

But good luck though Tuggers

The training will be pretty easy, aslong as you start early enough. Im only focusing on getting round. I'll hopefully do it in around 3:20ish if all goes to plan.

We'll just have to see. I've found a pretty good site with traning programs so I'll just see how it goes.

http://www.runnersworld.ltd.uk/marathon.htm

I could have done it when I was younger but now I'd have to seriously train for 6 months at least. Me and the missus have talked about it and might do it next year.

But I've always fancied swimming the english channel, the swimming is not the problem though it's the cold and you need a certain amount of body fat to do that.

I really admired David Walliams when he swum that fare play to him.

I could have done it when I was younger but now I'd have to seriously train for 6 months at least. Me and the missus have talked about it and might do it next year.

But I've always fancied swimming the english channel, the swimming is not the problem though it's the cold and you need a certain amount of body fat to do that.

I really admired David Walliams when he swum that fare play to him.

How far is it?

How far is it?

Don't quote me on this but without looking it up about 20miles I think

I could have done it when I was younger but now I'd have to seriously train for 6 months at least. Me and the missus have talked about it and might do it next year.

But I've always fancied swimming the english channel, the swimming is not the problem though it's the cold and you need a certain amount of body fat to do that.

I really admired David Walliams when he swum that fare play to him.

you'll need a fella to follow you in a boat too...

you'll need a fella to follow you in a boat too...

and to rub him down with a layer of fat, or something like that I read

you'll need a fella to follow you in a boat too...


****ing right.

I've just had a great idea I wonder if it's ever been done underwater.
I scuba dive and obviously I would have to have a boat follow and only dive 5-10 metres deep so that I could swap tanks underwater but it's possible.

I could go in the guiness book of world records.

Don't quote me on this but without looking it up about 20miles I think

I've just looked and it's 21 miles. **** me. It would kill me to swim that far

good luck to ya fella.....

good luck to ya fella.....

Cheers dude

Any of you fockers doing it??

If so I'll see you there :banana:

Good luck mate, I've done it twice. I found the stretch between the Cutty Sark and the Bridge the hardest, after that I kind of just drifted along.

Any of you fockers doing it??

If so I'll see you there :banana:

I'm not doing it mate but good luck to you doing it, good on ya.

Good luck mate, I've done it twice. I found the stretch between the Cutty Sark and the Bridge the hardest, after that I kind of just drifted along.

I've heard alot about "the wall" but I've never ran far enough to actually experience it yet. it doesn't sound nice though.

I've heard alot about "the wall" but I've never ran far enough to actually experience it yet. it doesn't sound nice though.

My advice is to follow a pace that is comfortable for you mate and don't worry about the time. You will get periods were you feel ****ed but just slow a bit and wait for the second/third/fourth wind to come.

If you enjoy it then do it again and then try to push the time.

The good thing about the London Marathon is that there is plenty going on around you so the time goes quick. There are far worse ones to run, trust me.

Enjoy it pal!

My advice is to follow a pace that is comfortable for you mate and don't worry about the time. You will get periods were you feel ****ed but just slow a bit and wait for the second/third/fourth wind to come.

If you enjoy it then do it again and then try to push the time.

The good thing about the London Marathon is that there is plenty going on around you so the time goes quick. There are far worse ones to run, trust me.

Enjoy it pal!

Will do. Cheers Mickey :fing02:

I've heard alot about "the wall" but I've never ran far enough to actually experience it yet. it doesn't sound nice though.

Since when did they stick a wall up, where is it and how high is it and can you use a rope or not.

Since when did they stick a wall up, where is it and how high is it and can you use a rope or not.

Hahahaha. tell me you're kidding. Please

Carbohydrates that a person eats are converted by the liver and muscles into glycogen for storage. Glycogen burns quickly to provide quick energy. Runners can store about 8 MJ or 2,000 kcal worth of glycogen in their bodies, enough for about 30 km or 18-20 miles of running. Many runners report that running becomes noticeably more difficult at that point. When glycogen runs low, the body must then burn stored fat for energy, which does not burn as readily. When this happens, the runner will experience dramatic fatigue. This phenomenon is called "hitting the wall".

Hahahaha. tell me you're kidding. Please

Of course you should know that by now.
At least you haven't got shitty like a few people today.
Some people (not you) round here have not got a sense of humour.

Of course you should know that by now.
At least you haven't got shitty like a few people today.
Some people (not you) round here have not got a sense of humour.

You're talking about Mozza aint ya lol. **** it. atleast you laughed. and that's all that matters

You're talking about Mozza aint ya lol. **** it. atleast you laughed. and that's all that matters

Yeah and Raycorey who gave me abuse about fans dissapearing quicker than Maddie McCann.

He stated to all the non brits who she was and what happened to her and I was out of order to use her name like that.

He needs to lighten up. There have been so many sick jokes about her said by most of us but at the end of the day that's all they are and none of us wish any harm on her and all want her back safe and sound.

Yeah and Raycorey who gave me abuse about fans dissapearing quicker than Maddie McCann.

He stated to all the non brits who she was and what happened to her and I was out of order to use her name like that.

He needs to lighten up. There have been so many sick jokes about her said by most of us but at the end of the day that's all they are and none of us wish any harm on her and all want her back safe and sound.

**** what they think. It aint you're fault she's missing. Like you said they need to lighten up.

How about for the last mile you do it with me on your back? Would make it interesting.

How about for the last mile you do it with me on your back? Would make it interesting.

Probably more interesting if he did it with me on his back Matty!

How about for the last mile you do it with me on your back? Would make it interesting.

Probably more interesting if he did it with me on his back Matty!

I think just finishing the last mile will be enough, never mind with somebody on my back haha

does this mean TtotheZ is quiting the beer?

My dad did it for 15 years, travelled down from Newcastle every year for 15 years, but he is now 67 and has health probs and can no longer do it
but i love watching the stragglers come in after 5 hours its so funny, I bet how many will Croak at the end