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Guildfordfringefestival.Com Guildfordfringefestival 2 3 �Elco�Ethis Issue Is All About Getting out and Having Fun Directory TheGFF 2019 press ad 127mmPepperpot wide x 160mm.pdf 1 12/04/2019 08:55 June 2019 C M 9 Y 1 0 2 CM y ul MY J 8th 2 - 2 CY 8th June CMY K Comedy Theatre Music Cabaret Opera Dance Poetry Kids’ shows Talks Spoken word and more... To nd out more please visit our website GuildfordFringeFest or contact us via social media: GuildfordFringe GuildfordFringeFestival.com GuildfordFringeFestival 2 3 elcoeThis issue is all about getting out and having fun. Kicking off the month eatres Crossword/Suduko p8/37 we have the Godalming Town Show which this Music on the move p6 year has a beach theme. No milk today p13 Why not get out your swimmers and flipflops Competition p14 and enjoy this action packed day of fun for So you want to be a vet p19 all the family. Safe and sound p21 Hold the front page as the hugely When your job is a pain p25 popular boy band Take That are coming to Godalming. They are not exactly boys Garden Cuttings p26/27 anymore but if you are a fan you can Tourist at home p29 see them on stage streamed into The Book Review p32 Godalming Borough on Saturday 8th June (p22) Cinema Listings p36 This month’s competition is the opportunity What’s On p37/40 to enjoy ales from some of the country’s top independent brewers at G Live’s 9th Beer Festival in the autumn. Turn to page 14 to win 4 tickets for you and your friends. Flicking through the magazine you will see lots of wonderful productions to book tickets for. Godalming is certainly spoilt for choice when it comes to the arts. Back in July To Advertise Simply call Fran on 07787853604 or Find us, follow us or contact us email [email protected] 07787 853604 If you don’t have a ready made [email protected] advertisement then we can create www.pepperpotdirectory.co.uk one for you. @pepperpotmag 4 01483 369 350 GLive.co.uk 8TH GREAT YEAR! THE PERFECT LATE-SUMMER SOCIAL CRAFT ALES & CIDERS FROM TOP INDEPENDENT BREWERS GREAT LIVE MUSIC • DELICIOUS FOOD 5 By Tom Hancock Whatsic are the best headphones o for running?the ove Research has shown what most of us instinctively knew - that listening to the right type and tempo of music while you run keeps you ‘in the zone’ for longer. So what factors are important when choosing headphones for running? Water resistance – If you run outside this is obviously important, but many of us forget that sweat is water and if you’re running, indoors or out you will sweat, and eventually this will kill your headphones. Fit – There are headphones which wrap tightly around your head, or over and around your ears. But the best types of running headphones are probably true wireless, or lightweight Bluetooth. They are ‘in-ear’ designs with tips that fit into the ear and additional, curved, tapered ‘hooks’ that sit under the crater of cartilage just above the earhole, known as the anti-helix. When you’re running little things like a cable rubbing the back of your neck can feel irritating. Also, although the battery life can be irritatingly short with true wireless headphones if you use them as your main set, it’s more than long enough for even the most enthusiastic runner. Wireless and ‘true wireless’ headphones are different. ‘True wireless’ headphones completely lack a cable or connector between the earpieces. Wireless headphones are still connected in some way, either over the head or round the back of the neck, even if they no longer need to be connected to a phone jack. Sound quality – This is possibly the least important feature for sports use. Mostly runners want to feel the beat and be motivated by their pumped-up playlist, while blocking out external noise. Sports headphones are not about being able to pick out the subtle nuances in a Chopin piano concerto. They need to be reasonable sound quality and be able to cope with a bit of bass. Ambient Sound – Some headphones are designed to let in ambient sound with good reason: situational awareness is important if you run on your own and you want to be aware of traffic or of someone approaching you. This feature is less important if you prefer to run in a gym and want to block out the world. 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