ACT Masters Athletics Track : Obstacle Course 101

At the start, (1) John Lamb a picture of concentration with a switchblade start, (2) John with incredible technique over the first hurdle with a clear lead, (3) Helen over the first hurdle, a little slower and showing good technique, some work to do! (4) Helen under the second hurdle and in contention with the chasing pack.

(5) Helen racing to catch up, (6) Helen at her spoon and egg (golf ball) John Lamb racing for the line,


(7) Disaster, John has lost his ball, (8) John tries to catch his ball on the bounce although technical disqualified already.



(9) Helen catching up, John chasing his ball, (10) Helen crosses the line in third, pips About a Ewen at the post...poor John!

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Cecilia said…
I love how it all looks very normal... until the second hurdle! :)
December 29, 2014 at 8:14 AM
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