Result for the Railway Ultra (28 miles), 20-Feb-2016
Hamilton took on and completed this ultra run, completing the 28 mile course in less than 6 hours.
Hamilton took on and completed this ultra run, completing the 28 mile course in less than 6 hours.
Andy McIntosh spotted the following BBC radio programmes on distance running nutrition – well worth a listen. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06tq3tk http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06zqd89
Lisa, Andy and Jayne completed the fifth and final race of the Tempo Winter Series, a series of five road races run over a course of 10.13k. Lisa completed all 5 races in the series and, in addition to the usual sausages, received a snazzy hoody! In her own words:
Landed myself a high fashion hoodie for doing them all. Started off race one at 55.40 and pb’d each time to finally bring it down to 52.59. Hills? What hill!
There was parkrun tourism aplenty this week, with most heading to the inaugural Stratford parkun, Wayne at Poole and Alex at Rushmoor.
5 Sphinx juniors competed in the final cross-country league fixture of the season. Well done to Daniel, Caden, Michael, Sam, Annie and every junior (and coaches and parents) that represented the club throughout the season.
Sue, Lisa and Natalie took a trip up the M6 to Aldersley Stadium, Wolverhampton to compete in the final league race of the season. Final league standings are yet to be published but well done to everyone that represented the club throughout the season.
Both cars turning the wrong way out of Copsewood could have been mistaken for bad navigation but it was to pick up a spare club vest and a forgotten Garmin (to paraphrase Imran: if it’s not recorded, it didn’t happen). After that false start, both cars were on the way to Gloucester without any further wrong turns.
A bumper parkrun update, with PBs aplenty and Andy Hales hits 100.
At Coventry, Andy Hales notched up his 100th pakrun and Lore Paterson and Lisa Abbott set new PBs. At Brueton, Steve Osmond and Ian Cunningham set new PBs. Well done to everyone.
Catherine Gough competed well in this UK Championship. Catherine said:
I did the BUCS (British Universities & college sport) cross country championships on Saturday 6th February at Oxstalls Sports Park Gloucester. The race was 6.1k (2 laps) with almost 600 in my race (I came 173). It was a great experience. The course was very flat, but muddy and waterlogged in the rainy and windy conditions.
Dorota completed this 10k race in Yorkshire.
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