Jess Bray’s impressive performance at Dunedin parkrun #596 on May 23, 2026, involved a strategic approach to challenging terrain. Despite fluctuating splits, she exhibited stable cadence, intelligent pacing, and efficient adaptation to elevation changes. Jess’s ability to maintain rhythm and composure highlights her running efficiency and strong race management.
View More The Hills Changed Everything: Jess Bray’s Dunedin parkrun Progress Report
Part 2 of the Dunedin parkrun Progress Report analyzes Jess Bray’s run on 24-May-25, where she achieved a personal best by executing a proper warm-up and strategically navigating a hilly course. Key insights emphasize maintaining effort over pace and recognizing the importance of preparation for optimal performance.
View More How to PB a Hilly parkrun Course | Jess Bray’s Dunedin Breakdown
This progress report analyzes Jess Bray’s performance at Dunedin parkrun on April 5, 2025, highlighting the importance of pacing on hilly courses. Despite a fast start, Jess experienced a slowdown during the challenging middle kilometers, illustrating that early speed may lead to fatigue on climbs. A more measured approach offers better results.
View More Why Starting Too Fast on Hills Can Ruin Your parkrun | Dunedin Analysis