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Sunday morning, 18 July 2010, saw seventeen thousand of Victoria's bravest two-legged pavement pounders take to St Kilda Road, the Melbourne sports precinct, Flinders Street and Birrarung Marr for the annual Run Melbourne event.


Early July saw long-term HypoActive contributor and type 1 diabetic Dan Seller fly up to the Gold Coast for a stab at the Gold Coast Marathon - Australia’s fastest event of this kind.
Dan rode with all HypoActive’s first six M2M teams before moving his noble bicycle slightly to one side and focusing on his feet. He’s been trying to fit a tough running training schedule into his busy week for a couple of years now, with ever improving results.

We were shocked to learn that regular HypoActive event participant Paul Lynch was hit by a car while riding down Beach Road in Melbourne on Monday, June 28. He landed head first and destroyed his Lance Armstrong special edition Giro helmet that he was wearing for the very first time. It no doubt saved his life. Unfortunately the trauma has resulted in some short term amnesia which will require ongoing monitoring for the time being.