Mine are.....
Cycle
Puffer
Selkirk Merida 75
One of the Welsh Meridas (suggestions please)
Peddle for Scotland
Cycle the WHW in under 20 hours
10 under the Ben
Walk
Climb Nevis
Walk the WHW
Caledonian Challenge
Run
Glasgow half Marathon
Would like to think that I can do them all. Some serious training is needed I think!!
Complete the Transwales have entered now for the training haven't ridden much in the last year less than 200 miles so its going to be tough
Think of another 9 challenges.
1) ride bike more than once a month
2) lose 5lbs of fat
3-10) repeat step 2
yo paul,
you forgot the puffer which makes for 11 this year!
REalistically for me it will be -
Strathpuffer
10 under, or 10 at, or 10 more
Selkirk (I'll do the 75 with ya)
Relentless24
If I can do more then defo, but it's these I'm aiming for.
Got quite a few munros in mind this year so could do a few of them too to take it up to the magic ten mark - if you fancy tagging along since you'll need walking legs for nevis anyway
Dan
Still thinking about mine.
They will include the following though, hopefully....
C2C offroad and onroad
South Downs way, maybe both ways.
200 miles in a day (just a warm up)
300 miles in a day
A nice long road trip, say a week of proper caning it around the UK, or France.
Do my first solo 24hour - (Clic 24 aiming for 20laps!)
Finish top 3 in a race
Finish a Marathon in under 4hours 30min
that's all I got for this year
Last years were:
Finish Top 10 in a race - finished 5th
Finish a Marathon in under 5 hours - finished in 4hours 50min
Gonna be a tough year!
Move house (I think that counts for all 10).
1. ride more.
2. win the lottery.
3. try and not to punch a very annoying co worker in the face, (but he does have it coming) if fact make that not to punch 2 very annoying co workers.
4. loose a stone in weight.
5. take over the world.
Go to St Kilda
Cuillin Ridge in a day
Tour of Mont Blanc
Another 50 Munros
Buy fewer bike bits!!
Not saying.
It's like a wishbone and bad luck to say what your challenges are 
1. run 10km over mountainous terrain at altitude, then,
2. run 10km over mountainous terrain at altitude, then,
3. run 10km over mountainous terrain at altitude, then,
4. run 10km over mountainous terrain at altitude, then,
5. run 10km over mountainous terrain at altitude, then,
6. run 10km over mountainous terrain at altitude, then,
7. run 10km over mountainous terrain at altitude, then,
8. run 10km over mountainous terrain at altitude, then,
9. run 20km over mountainous terrain at altitude, then,
10. do 1-9 in less than 15 hours
six months ago i couldn't swim ... at all
after lessons i can now front crawl
#1 challenge is to do a great swim
#2 challenge is to do an olympic tri ... ideally an off-road one. i prefer MTB/trail running to road/tarmac running
building up-to Alpe d'duez tri, though that'll be in a couple of years
#3 improve my photography, especially my MTB photography
1) to complete my 1000th documented MTB ride - 43 to go so could be on my birthday, 11 May
2) to sell one of my photos
3) that's enough challenges
Just the one for me...
- Kielder Montane 100.
Gulp.
How many ladies bottoms are you up to now Simon?
Bike
Kielder 100
All 4 Kielder Marathon events
solo 10 at Kirrough
cheshire Cat sportive 100 miles sub 7 hours
Cyclone sportive 104 miles, sub 5 hours (ambitious)
tour of the peak sportive beat 8 hours i set last year
do one solo 24 hour race
cycle over 100 mile sa week every week for a year
run
go sub 1.40 for the Great North Run
run over 20 miles a week every week for a year
Loose the 'christmas' stone in weight I got off Santa this year
Complete bothey trip planned for May with a modicum of energy left at the end of day 5
Trans-cambrian trip
Run 20km / week (minimum)
Run 10km in sub 50mins
Complete Dunmow tri 5mins faster than 2009
Hope I don't have a heart attack doing any of the above!
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