Jun 11
Good luck to all our 20 runners on Sunday in the Bradford Millenium Relay which covers a total distance of nearly 50 miles from Bingley, West Yorkshire. We have successfully been able to field a Mens team and Ladies team this year to cover the 5 legs in pairs. Lets not come last!!!
An extra battle of the sexes has been waged this year on leg 3 between Pete Chesterton and Darrell Stuart on the mens team and Sheila Marshall and Sue Wolstenholme on the Ladies team..watch this space! Tortoise and hare situation perhaps?
Further information on the race and results can be found on the course website: http://stbedesac1.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/
Jun 10
Thanks to Gill Craske for organising a great Run and Eat from the Bayley Arms at Hurst Green, the trail route and countryside were perfect to remind us why we all love running, especially in the Ribble Valley, good turn out and tasty food after! same again next year?
If anybody has any interesting routes let us know and we’ll incorporate them into the next calendar..note:must involve a pub :0)
Jun 06
This year’s guestimator is to be run from the Ribchester Arms on Wednesday 24th June. Please be there as soon after 6:45pm as possible to book food and enable prompt starts.
For those who don’t know you will be told how far the route is and asked to guess your time. You are then relieved of your watch/mobile and given a set of instructions. The route will also be marked so it is quite hard to get lost. The person closest to there guessed time wins a prize.
Hope to see you there.
Sarah
Jun 05
Well done to all the runners who supported our Trail race on Friday 5th June 2009 we hope you enjoyed the challenging route.
Congratulations to Lee Cook from Tri Clan/Sweatshop who was first across the line in a time of 24:19
Also to Becky Taylor from Blackburn Harriers who was the first female home in a time of 29:07
An enormous thank you to all our stewards who gave up their time on a very cold night, you are all amazing!
Full Race Results to Highland Spring 4 Trail Race
Linda Rusyn (Secretary)
Jun 05
For any of you iPhone users. There’s a nice little application just released titled “iMapMyRun”
It uses the built in GPS technology on your iPhone (didnt know the iPhone had GPS?) to allow runners, cyclists, (or any outdoor fitness activity) to track their daily training data, including:
- Total Time
- Total Distance (in miles or kilometers)
- Pace (minutes per km/mile) or current speed
- Average Speed / Pace (km/mile)
- View your running maps directly on your iPhone
- Training Log including Distance, Calories Burned, Time and Date
- Add Your Workout to Twitter
It’s Free and available on the Apple App Store. For more info check out http://www.imapmy.com/
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