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hi there. when i was younger i was in a running club in Dundee called the Hawkhill Harriers. i was a
very good sprinter and long distance runner then as i got older and started exams and college etc
unfortunately i had to give it up.

I am not as fit as i used to be (although i would like to be) but i was wondering if anyone knew of
the best way to get back into this kind of sport again?

Thanx

"Dawn Shepherd" <dawn_shepherd1@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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> hi there. when i was younger i was in a running club in Dundee called the Hawkhill Harriers.

Hmm Dawn, then we may well have shared track space at Caird Park. Unless you were an incredibly
attractive babe, I'm afraid I won't have noticed you. If I did notice you, why didn't you beg to go
out with me?

> i was a very good sprinter and long distance runner then as i got older and started exams and
> college etc unfortunately i had to give it up.

Ah, that's the answer. You were too young.

> I am not as fit as i used to be (although i would like to be) but i was wondering if anyone knew
> of the best way to get back into this kind of sport again?

Yes, follow my advice and listen to no-one on this ng. Are you still in Tayside?

Roger

> but i was wondering if anyone knew of the best way to get back into this kind of sport again?

Bill R.