Nick reveals why the Loch Ness Marathon is a fast but hilly course with 300 meters of climbing.
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A practical Loch Ness Marathon preview with useful pacing detail and atmosphere.
This episode keeps its focus on the practical side of Loch Ness Marathon day. It walks through the start setup, the road layout, and the early downhill miles that shape pacing, with Tom and Nick also noting the timing pens, the clean surface, and the pipers at the line.
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Loch Ness Marathon race-day tips, the downhill first half, and what happens on course.
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