QUOTE(d3vilzzzz @ Jul 9 2009, 10:06 AM)
Well if the spikes are cheap y nt?
O.. btw i knw a place near "Jaya One" dey are selling ASICS spikes for oni RM200, there are oso of course one which are more exp.
Mebbe after the event u cud use it for speed training?
Road shoes on the track?
Well if ur running against season athletes, u b loosing out on a lot as just like racers, spikes have bare minimal (0 i tink) cushioning hence realli light.. as opposed to ur conventional shoes.. with the spikes, you go around the corners way easier

But if its just a "for fun" run, competitors dun train as hard as u (hv u been training

)
Nth to loose with ur norm shoes..
And besides.. the real deal is ur stamina and leg strength..
Well... I'm still considering all options. The Mizuno Tempo LD is for long distance track runs (hence the "LD"). There are cheaper ones of course, I went to GS Gill on Saturday, there was this Line 7 spikes for RM69.90 !
My other option is to buy another road racer, I have the Mizuno Wave Aero currently. I was considering buying the Wave Ronin. I can't find the Wave Universe (at 100g/pair, proly the lightest road racer in the market today). New Balance have got a really light racer I saw in their store @ Gardens, not too expensive too. Haih...
Training ? Hahah.. I've been running as usual la, after the SCKLM. Did hillsprints, tempo, etc. Next week it's gonna be the Siemens Run. My first back-to-back race this year.
As for the competitors, I've been told there's one established runner who used to run for BSN (which is also under my ministry). So I guess he's gonna be the favorite, unless I can suddenly run a sub-5:00/km pace. My goal would be to break the hour. That first, anything more will be a bonus.