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Mizuno Wave Run

And yet another run was completed yesterday - 17th October 2010, UPM Mizuno Wave Run. As the name suggests, the terrain of the run was wavy with hills and valleys. And the number of my running buddies have increased in number. A neighbour, Rajinder and his friend, Jagjeet have also caught the running bug. As for me, it was not a great run to shout about. This time around the run was a bit slower than last year's timing but it was all it was all done in the name of exercise and healthy living. Results:



CATEGORY
GENDER
OVERALL
NAME
BIB NO
SPLIT1
CHIP TIME
GUN TIME
114   

522
569
SURESH KUMAR A/L P. SHANMUGAM
3019
34:50.10
1:02:49.75
1:03:11.80
537
787
863
JAGJEET SINGH GHILLEN
1701
41:46.39
1:08:49.12
1:07:08.42

202
924
1016
ASOKAN SHAMUGANATHAN
3020
40:25.51
1:07:36.16
1:09:11.63

918
1302
1501
RAJINDER SINGH A/L KULDIP SINGH
1661
45:23.06
1:17:27.46
1:15:47.16



Next stop: 21st November 2010 @ Penang Bridge Run.... 
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  1. Anonymous19 October 2010 at 00:33

    Well done chaps. You should be proud of yourselves.

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  2. Anonymous22 October 2010 at 20:52

    what with u and punjabis?

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  3. Jagjeet1 November 2010 at 17:01

    One's pace improves tremendously when he has a couple of bhais following closely behind. Hahaha.

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  4. Jagjeet1 November 2010 at 17:04

    One's pace improves tremendously when he has a couple of bhais following close behind. Hahaha.

    ReplyDelete
  5. rifle range boy1 November 2010 at 18:53

    well said, bundar man!

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