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Are You Ready for the Great Trail Challenge?

Get ready for a marathon experience like no other with the Great Trail Challenge from Karrimor! The new off road running event will take place on 17th June 2012 and leading running shoes retailer SportsDirect.com, have free places to give away to 10 lucky winners!

You can choose from a range of runs, including a 10k, half marathon and marathon trail run to put your determination and power to the test and all you have to do to be in with a chance of free entry is log on to the official SportsDirect.com Facebook and Twitter pages.

There are two different ways to enter the competition: if you’re a tweeter- SportsDirect.com are asking ‘In less than 140 characters- tell us what you love most about running ?’ and if you’re a fan on Facebook, you can tell them where in the World you would love to go running and why.  One entry will be chosen at random as the winner each week from both sites.

The challenge itself will take place in Fitz Park, Keswick, in the Lake District. The course will consist of a long scenic lap, taking in views of Keswick, Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite from the path below Skiddaw, with a slightly shorter lap to accommodate the 10k trail.  The half marathon runners will cover one large and one short lap, with the marathon runners tackling two large laps and two short laps.

So if you feel you’re ready for the challenge, step up and enter online today. You can also find full details on the event on the official Great Trail Challenge website.

Unleash the Predator and Pre-order the New Adidas Football Boots from SportsDirect.com

If you’re ready to perfect your footballing skills, then get ready for the 1st June with SportsDirect.com.  You can now pre-order the new Adidas Predator LZ TRX football boots from the UK’s leading sportswear retailer. The latest predators are available for both adults and kids from just £23.99 online.

The newly-engineered boot is lighter and more deadly than ever with specialist rubber technology integration to help with ball control. Not only that, but the new ‘zones’ serve different skill purposes so you can excel in every move. The ‘drive’ zone of the football boot creates a rebound effect, ideal for reaching longer distances with extra power behind the ball.

For greater control and ball contact, there are the ‘first touch’ and ‘dribble’ zones which are designed specifically to increase contact time to enhance passing, receiving and dribbling skills. Finally, there’s the ‘sweet sport’ zone, designed to gain a faster pace whilst you’re on the ball. All this and the boot still only weigh in at 225 grams!

These fantastic football boots are also available with the Adidas miCoach integration. The intelligent speed cell fits perfectly in to the boot so you can then record and share your personal game stats, ideal if you’re training for a big match!

You can also personalise your boots at SportsDirect.com with the MYiD technology, simply choose a number, initials or slogan and add them to your basket. You can pre-order the boots now online at www.sportsdirect.com! Keep up with the latest offers and product releases on the official Facebook and Twitter pages too!

Packing vs Rolling- Which is the Best way to Pack a Suitcase?

When it comes to travelling, packing can be the most stressful part of the preparation process.  Distinguishing essentials from luxuries, catering for every weather event, plus making sure there’s enough room in the case for gifts on the way back! To avoid any extra stress when going on a holiday, business trip or overnight visit, leading suitcases retailer SportsDirect.com set about a mission to find the best suitcase packing method.

After conducting an online survey, the UK’s travellers decided that overall, folding was the most popular packing method with a huge 64% of the vote- allowing holiday goers to organise travel items into neat piles.

Whilst folding maybe the neatest and most organised packing method, some argued that it wasn’t the most space savvy; 29% of those asked favoured to roll their clothes up before packing to make the most of suitcase space and the help avoid the dreaded creases once arriving at their destination.

Other methods were suggested, including packing all items in to vacuum bags to save space and unnecessary ironing. A small percentage of those who took the survey (6.9%) even decided that packing was not a priority and it was much easier to ‘Throw it all in and hope for the best’!

If you are travelling abroad or around the UK this year, don’t forget you can get web exclusive deals on selected suitcases and luggage items, including family sets over at www.sportsdirect.com. You can also join the conversation and let us know how you pack your suitcase on the official Facebook and Twitter pages.

 

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