@@TheFODRunner yeah funny with these barriers but 19:55 this week feels so much better than just the 15 secs to 20:10 last week. Well done on your HM yesterday. We were actually quite close as the crow flies although with the wind might not have been as straight as normal.
Happy birthday Tim and very decent effort yesterday - surely a confidence booster. I've seen Mayock's name pop up on parkrun results and often wondered if it was him i.e. from 90s/00s athletics. Good to see he's still running well.
Yes it was thanks and I did wonder myself about John Mayock until saw him in Nick Bester's London Marathon video earlier this year that I showed a clip of.
Thanks. Sadly though far from trouble free but an element of managing the discomfort and being careful to have more days off than I normally like to. For 5K I can just about get away with it.
Thanks! It seems trying to "race" myself fitter is having some effect. It usually about getting used to a higher pace than what been able to manage and at least with 5Ks you can do them a lot more often than say marathons and still feel can try hard.
@TimGrose no chance of that with my son's sudden interest in parkrun, he's particularly nocturnal-but we have managed to get our local by 9am just for the last few weeks to his credit
@@alfdickinson1971 I am usually the same but something quite nice about having done a hard run and a warm down all by about 10am. I never get up early to run unless it is a race/parkrun.
@@SagasuRunning parkrun is increasingly less about traditional clubs but the front of them are mainly club runners. I have observed a fair number of decent runners who now only do parkrun. It can be quite obsessive. Games like position and seconds bingo and alphabet for different venues. No Z in the UK though and don’t think there is an X anywhere.
I realised I managed a clip of Nick without actually seeing him! Was also thinking like MARM & you be good to “win” one again which not done since 2019. TBF I never would have done so only running 19:55 on a fast ish course like this.
I grew up in South Yorkshire where John Mayock & Jon Brown (Olympic Marathon runner) used to dominate the age category older than me. I also witnessed some of the sessions John did with Peter Elliott at Rotherham in the early 90s, they were brutal.
Thanks and yes handy to everything in a fairly small space. I do wonder though if it would struggle if gets much past 300 runners it normally seems to get because mainly as the car park is quite small and then I guess have to find a nearby side street. As it was, it was full up when I left and somebody was waiting to get my space.
Sub-20 done 👊. Wish I could be at Battersea with you but all the best for that event. Scope to go quicker for you but as you know it’s all about the pacing. All the best
@@sagsdothedu yeah and I always go off too hard at those Battersea masters races probably because I still think like I did when could run way faster and should be getting to the front. Last 3 weeks has shown a more even pace with something with a slight pick up at the end feels a lot better! You would think I would know this after now over 40 years of racing :)
Good to see you having a decent run again, Tim. I'm also having Achilles problems so haven't managed a sub 20 parkrun for a few months. I'll be interested to find out how you get on with an Insta360, it's been suggested to me too. 😊
Yeah I fejt I had to “contrive” a video around my parkrun due to so little footage. I am not normally keen on wearing any type of hat (unless raining) though so will see if might work on my chest
@@misterbelll wow good to hear of others with the exact same birthday. What is her name? Am sure my Mum will be interested. I recall she said it was quite cold back in 1966 and some snow about. Guess no different now although none done here in London/Surrey border where I am.
Good to see you're good with being You:) Will be interesting how you get on with the Insta 360. Always been curious about that camera, mostly because of the miniscule form factor.
@@robin29991 yeah I had to “transition” into a slightly different narrative as figured more footage but me doing say a 20:01 would have had me a lot more down beat. Keen to see what I can do with the Insta 360 3S and having essentially a lot more relevant footage gives voice over potential. I just don’t normally like wearing hats so will try if can still work say on my chest although Andy says bounces around too much.
I remembered it at the time but John Broom reminded me and thought would be one angle to make up for lack of actual run footage. Sub 19 might be a stretch but I was sub 18 end of 2019 so hope for me yet although think might need my final "sprint" for the whole way for that pace.
Those 3 turn arounds on grass definitely would slow you down a bit. Nice to see you've managed to protect your fitness this year given all the injury setbacks.
Yeah that thought did occur when I was saw 3:55 first K then a 4:03 and as the 2nd K included the tree. At least it was not a dead turn and anyway parkrun is not a "race" :)
If you're going for a consistent streak of sub 20 parkruns I would advise maybe finding a flat coastal out and back course. I have heard they're pretty good for pushing your limits over consecutive weekends 🤣👍 Great running Tim. 😎🤘
Hi Tim Running did exist before the Power 10 😂 None of my times from the 1980s and 1990s are on Power 10 as I can’t be that arsed to gather evidence from 30 years ago. JM was a class act of the time 🎉 Well done on sub 20 .
If say you were better than about 1:52/3:50 and so UK national top 100 level, those times should be in British Athletics annuals. I have most of them back to at least mid 70s and long before Power of 10 I contributed to it which is largely why got times to that level back to about 1989 so we ought to have most of John Mayock's best times. If you were to that level, I can have a look although bit hard to get those books right now due to building works!
I have never experianced a park run (though I registered a few years ago) , never run a 5k and have only raced a 10k twice (local Chorley race.. A fun race but not for people chasing PB's) , so its always fun to see these park runs , especially with great middle distance runners of the 90's/'00's.
Ah so you do only race long distances? As my friend Phil says with short races, they are over quicker and I feel you can string some back to back and actually try and race yourself fitter which I think I have done last 3 weeks and one more to go.
You'll find the Insta a game changer for race footage. John Mayock has life membership of Barnsley AC due to being an Olympian. For a bonus point can you name Barnsley's Olympic rumning medalist?
Congrats Tim, solid run there. Did you say in a previous video that you're going to do a fastest and slowest parkruns updated list? I think I remember you saying but then thought I might have imagined it!
@@timeonfeet I am yes. Got a draft list but was now wanting to see how Battersea is coming out. Not as high as I thought but the algorithm needs more than a few “runs” so I may just have to caveat it in the commentary. Which have you found is the fastest and slowest you have done ?
@TimGrose great, look forward to seeing the stats. I haven't done a massive amount of different parkruns, 17 maybe, but quickest was hove Prom and slowest courses bevendean down and drumchapel up in Scotland
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Well done Tim! Bet that was a relief to break that barrier again, now time to unleash next weekend at Battersea!
@@TheFODRunner yeah funny with these barriers but 19:55 this week feels so much better than just the 15 secs to 20:10 last week. Well done on your HM yesterday. We were actually quite close as the crow flies although with the wind might not have been as straight as normal.
Happy birthday Tim and very decent effort yesterday - surely a confidence booster. I've seen Mayock's name pop up on parkrun results and often wondered if it was him i.e. from 90s/00s athletics. Good to see he's still running well.
Yes it was thanks and I did wonder myself about John Mayock until saw him in Nick Bester's London Marathon video earlier this year that I showed a clip of.
Nicely done Tim. Best of luck next week.
@@richardrankin7488 thanks! Will see if can continue to build back.
Great video Tim. Great to see you’re back running trouble free again.
Thanks. Sadly though far from trouble free but an element of managing the discomfort and being careful to have more days off than I normally like to. For 5K I can just about get away with it.
Well done, Tim 🎉
Like the analysis and the footage!
Thanks! Was.a bit contrived with the lack of footage but pleased you still liked it.
Excellent work sir. You were really shifting there. You are making a great comeback 🥂😎
Thanks! It seems trying to "race" myself fitter is having some effect. It usually about getting used to a higher pace than what been able to manage and at least with 5Ks you can do them a lot more often than say marathons and still feel can try hard.
@TimGrose it's always been the best way to speed into the body. Take care of your Achilles tendon complex. Oh, and Happy belated birthday sir.
@@gw4550 yeah it is far from “right” but I seem to at least finding some way to motivate myself by “racing”.
Happy Birthday and well done at Sutcliffe-I must get down to that one. Love a parkrun vlogg
Yeah good one for a fast one but, if come by car, get there early as not many parking spaces.
@TimGrose no chance of that with my son's sudden interest in parkrun, he's particularly nocturnal-but we have managed to get our local by 9am just for the last few weeks to his credit
@@alfdickinson1971 I am usually the same but something quite nice about having done a hard run and a warm down all by about 10am. I never get up early to run unless it is a race/parkrun.
UK parkrun (and club) culture really impresses me.
@@SagasuRunning parkrun is increasingly less about traditional clubs but the front of them are mainly club runners. I have observed a fair number of decent runners who now only do parkrun. It can be quite obsessive. Games like position and seconds bingo
and alphabet for different venues. No Z in the UK though and don’t think there is an X anywhere.
Well done Tim! Great feeling to be back under 20 minutes? That is quite a collection of detail about the Olympian and a clip from Nick Bester 👍🏼
I realised I managed a clip of Nick without actually seeing him! Was also thinking like MARM & you be good to “win” one again which not done since 2019. TBF I never would have done so only running 19:55 on a fast ish course like this.
@ how much faster do you think you could get?
I grew up in South Yorkshire where John Mayock & Jon Brown (Olympic Marathon runner) used to dominate the age category older than me. I also witnessed some of the sessions John did with Peter Elliott at Rotherham in the early 90s, they were brutal.
@@matthewsenior4208 yeah the level of these runners is often overlooked and both were our best in their respective events for several Olympic cycles.
Great video, Sutcliffe is a good parkrun venue
Thanks and yes handy to everything in a fairly small space. I do wonder though if it would struggle if gets much past 300 runners it normally seems to get because mainly as the car park is quite small and then I guess have to find a nearby side street. As it was, it was full up when I left and somebody was waiting to get my space.
Sub-20 done 👊. Wish I could be at Battersea with you but all the best for that event. Scope to go quicker for you but as you know it’s all about the pacing. All the best
@@sagsdothedu yeah and I always go off too hard at those Battersea masters races probably because I still think like I did when could run way faster and should be getting to the front. Last 3 weeks has shown a more even pace with something with a slight pick up at the end feels a lot better! You would think I would know this after now over 40 years of racing :)
Mayock's a Yorkshire lad. Always went well indoors, multiple medals in the Euros.
@@ianbarnett5051 yeah recall he was very good at winning races when had a sniff of it.
Good to see you having a decent run again, Tim. I'm also having Achilles problems so haven't managed a sub 20 parkrun for a few months. I'll be interested to find out how you get on with an Insta360, it's been suggested to me too. 😊
Yeah I fejt I had to “contrive” a video around my parkrun due to so little footage. I am not normally keen on wearing any type of hat (unless raining) though so will see if might work on my chest
Happy birthday... 🎉🎉 You share the day with my Wife...same age too...!!
She reminds me every time I watch you..😂
@@misterbelll wow good to hear of others with the exact same birthday. What is her name? Am sure my Mum will be interested. I recall she said it was quite cold back in 1966 and some snow about. Guess no different now although none done here in London/Surrey border where I am.
@TimGrose Chinese year of the Horse...makes you both great runners....🏃🏃a bit early for snow to in UK..?? Saw it on our Australia news . Keep well..👍
Good to see you're good with being You:)
Will be interesting how you get on with the Insta 360. Always been curious about that camera, mostly because of the miniscule form factor.
@@robin29991 yeah I had to “transition” into a slightly different narrative as figured more footage but me doing say a 20:01 would have had me a lot more down beat. Keen to see what I can do with the Insta 360 3S and having essentially a lot more relevant footage gives voice over potential. I just don’t normally like wearing hats so will try if can still work say on my chest although Andy says bounces around too much.
Happy belated birthday Tim!
@@philipcampbell7548 thanks! Now starting to think of 60 which is only 2 years off. Probably best not too!
Impressive recollection from having seen him on Nick’s video.
See you at Battersea Park, where a sub 19 could be on given your rate of progress!!
I remembered it at the time but John Broom reminded me and thought would be one angle to make up for lack of actual run footage. Sub 19 might be a stretch but I was sub 18 end of 2019 so hope for me yet although think might need my final "sprint" for the whole way for that pace.
Those 3 turn arounds on grass definitely would slow you down a bit. Nice to see you've managed to protect your fitness this year given all the injury setbacks.
Yeah that thought did occur when I was saw 3:55 first K then a 4:03 and as the 2nd K included the tree. At least it was not a dead turn and anyway parkrun is not a "race" :)
If you're going for a consistent streak of sub 20 parkruns I would advise maybe finding a flat coastal out and back course. I have heard they're pretty good for pushing your limits over consecutive weekends 🤣👍 Great running Tim. 😎🤘
Good idea but I have heard there is a risk of mud on heels at the turns. Could ruin my white shoes? Also can be a bit windy there.
Hi Tim
Running did exist before the Power 10 😂
None of my times from the 1980s and 1990s are on Power 10 as I can’t be that arsed to gather evidence from 30 years ago. JM was a class act of the time 🎉 Well done on sub 20 .
If say you were better than about 1:52/3:50 and so UK national top 100 level, those times should be in British Athletics annuals. I have most of them back to at least mid 70s and long before Power of 10 I contributed to it which is largely why got times to that level back to about 1989 so we ought to have most of John Mayock's best times. If you were to that level, I can have a look although bit hard to get those books right now due to building works!
@ thank you. I can mostly recall the when and where races and times were achieved.
I have never experianced a park run (though I registered a few years ago) , never run a 5k and have only raced a 10k twice (local Chorley race.. A fun race but not for people chasing PB's) , so its always fun to see these park runs , especially with great middle distance runners of the 90's/'00's.
Ah so you do only race long distances? As my friend Phil says with short races, they are over quicker and I feel you can string some back to back and actually try and race yourself fitter which I think I have done last 3 weeks and one more to go.
John Mayock joined Kent AC a few weeks ago, he comes to Tuesday track regularly.
Ah interesting. So he does do more running than his Strava suggests...
Barnsley lad. Used to run for my running club !!
Ah yes I did ask John Broom if you knew him because of same link and he does.
You'll find the Insta a game changer for race footage.
John Mayock has life membership of Barnsley AC due to being an Olympian.
For a bonus point can you name Barnsley's Olympic rumning medalist?
12:32 yellow car!
Definitely not Sue's yellow Beetle!
Mayock ran 3:31 which equates to 3:48 for the mile.
@@terraflow__bryanburdo4547 good point but then I could say my mile PB is about 4:13 with 1500 PB of 3:55.5 but I only actually ran a 4:16.8.
@TimGrose At least he split the difference with 3:49 ;-)
Calling a 50 year old runner running 17 minute 5ks “not particularly outstanding” is mental
Know what you mean but a British M50 has ran a 15:09 5K road race this year and even I managed a 17:57 parkrun as an M50.
Congrats Tim, solid run there. Did you say in a previous video that you're going to do a fastest and slowest parkruns updated list? I think I remember you saying but then thought I might have imagined it!
@@timeonfeet I am yes. Got a draft list but was now wanting to see how Battersea is coming out. Not as high as I thought but the algorithm needs more than a few “runs” so I may just have to caveat it in the commentary. Which have you found is the fastest and slowest you have done ?
@TimGrose great, look forward to seeing the stats. I haven't done a massive amount of different parkruns, 17 maybe, but quickest was hove Prom and slowest courses bevendean down and drumchapel up in Scotland