東京でのマラソン・陸上・駅伝・・・・・体を鍛えて、環境を守ってエコマラソン

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At 6:22am on February 13, 2011, Chikara Omine said…: Looks like I'll be in Tokyo starting on the 17th. Track workout in Shibuya on Wednesdays right? Not sure if I can make the first one (the day I arrive) but might want to show up for a tune-up the week of the Tokyo marathon.

At 10:14am on February 8, 2011, kevin tither said…: Hey juergen, sorry I missed the comment below. I am having busy fun in Tokyo. below. I am having busy fun in Tokyo. Running too fast with all the locals!

At 10:00pm on February 4, 2011, kevin tither said…: Hey Juergen. Been busy enjoying Tokyo. Been running in the morning around the Imperial palace, yoyogi and thereabouts. I could not get to the intervals on wednesday as I had plans made for me. Going long tomorrow morning but probably do laps of Imperial as it is nice running there where lots of others are doing it too.

At 8:24am on February 3, 2011, Steve M said…: Hey Juergen! How's it going? I just saw something on the Namban site about the track being closed for 3 months. What happened?

At 6:02pm on January 28, 2011, Tadhg said…: I tried the interval session today. Harder than I expected and the wind at the 200m turn did not help.

I can clearly see my weakness. I did get confused and did 3x300m rather than 2. I will do this session for a few weeks to get it under control and see my improvement.

200m time: 0:32 / 0:33 / 0:33 / 0:34

300m time: 0:49 / 0:54 / 0:56

400m time 0:74 / 0:77

At 4:32am on January 26, 2011, Ian Callan said…: Yes. I live in Cornwall, which is on the border with Quebec and the state of New York.

Veeeeery chilly right now. Should get back to normal by the end of the week,say a

-5 to -10. Good running temperatures.

At 10:55pm on January 25, 2011, Scientist Runner said…: Hi Juergen:

Thanks for putting a link to The Scientist Runner in your site. I also embedded a Running in Tokyo badge on my website and have referred inquiries about running in Japan to your site.

Cheers!

Ed

At 1:42pm on January 24, 2011, kevin tither said…: 10Km was good fun. PB for the season. Warmed down with another 10km. Good work on the 30km. Hot Spring after sounds awesome!

At 12:13pm on January 21, 2011, kevin tither said…: Thanks Juergen will definitely contact Eco-Marron. Have a nice trip!

At 9:33pm on January 20, 2011, Joey Tam said…: Thanks Juergen. Actually I wrote you an email last week inquiring about the Korean ultramarathon. I'm interested in running 100k road so it would be great if you can provide more details! Thanks a lot. - Joey

At 9:49am on January 20, 2011, kevin tither said…: In Tokyo beginning of February -will definitely be keen to meet for a workout - and then again for the Tokyo Marathon.

At 11:34am on January 18, 2011, kevin tither said…: Thanks for the welcome Juergen. I live in HK and from New Zealand but I used to live in Oita.

At 11:46am on January 10, 2011, Ian Callan said…: Nice to meet you, Juergen!

At 9:22am on December 31, 2010, Owain Vaughan Lewes said…: Well I hope that comment has fired you up! Have a good race tomorrow.

At 6:13pm on December 30, 2010, Owain Vaughan Lewes said…: And younger runners beware! Don't let that smile decieve you;its the face of an assassin armed with a pair of Brooks T6 race flats.

At 2:01pm on December 29, 2010, Owain Vaughan Lewes said…: Thanks for that clarification! So in that photo with Francis you are the "Small Mazungu"

At 1:01pm on December 29, 2010, Owain Vaughan Lewes said…: He now coaches Craig Mottram who was the best non African middle distance runner about 5 years ago and was the 2nd non African to break 13 minutes for 5000metres.

The kenyans called him The Big Mazungo (The big white man) and if you look at him on the internet you'll see why: 185 cm, 70kg , very lean and STRONG; the ideal middle distance runner's build.

At 11:45am on December 29, 2010, Owain Vaughan Lewes said…: Can't wait to come to Japan. Really looking forward to catching up with you. Any chance of a mid week 2 hr jaunt on one of your interesting courses in Tokyo? But something with quite a smooth surface as my ankle might not quite be up to tackling a trail.

At 9:23am on December 29, 2010, Owain Vaughan Lewes said…: Probably Australia's top distance runner back in the 70s. Olympic 10k finalist, and I think he also competed in the 80 Olympic marathon. Also very outspoken....fierce advocate for Australia's participation in the Moscow games whilst other Western countries boycotted them because of the Russian invasion of Afghanistan, even though I believe that he recieved death threats. Also coached Steve Moneghetti, and his system of coaching is widely used by the Australian distance fraternity.

Was he in Hong kong during your time there?