Sponsored event - chance psychocandy might drop dead doing it

[psychocandy]

Yeah, I did a few Paras 10 races a few years ago, with weight - nowhere near that fit now, though and unfortunately some sciatic nerve issues lead me to believe it may not be a smart idea

I definitely intend to try and get to that point again, though - the problem is the sheer amount of time dedicated to training. Used to take me about 2 hours to cover 10 miles with boots and pack, then however long either side to get ready/shower etc and then finally I'd be screwed the rest of the day too! So wrote off an afternoon, basically.

5 miles an hour is pretty quick....

On the event I'm doing you have to maintain 3km/hr which is pretty slow.

[Old Greg]

5 miles an hour is pretty quick....

On the event I'm doing you have to maintain 3km/hr which is pretty slow.

Is that the walking speed limit above which they review your PIP?

[psychocandy]

Is that the walking speed limit above which they review your PIP?

OG - reckon I could do a sponsored walk around wales and visit every jobcentre. Probably never been done.

[jamesbrown]

Is that the walking speed limit above which they review your PIP?

He'll need to run this through his multi-objective benefits optimisation spreadsheet once scootie has updated the macros.

[Old Greg]

He'll need to run this through his multi-objective benefits optimisation spreadsheet once scootie has updated the macros.

Suity's is overlaying his BPM tool.

[vwdan]

5 miles an hour is pretty quick....

Yeah, it felt it Especially as the Paras *love* hills, so to say it was undulating....: (random image, not me)

On the event I'm doing you have to maintain 3km/hr which is pretty slow.

Ah, that's fairly relaxed - I presume thats overall including some breaks?

[vetran]

Is that the walking speed limit above which they review your PIP?

You know all the lingo, methinks the lady doth protest too much!

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