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RW Pocket Race Guide - June
By David Mitchell on 27/05/2008 12:52:20
Dream Mile, Potters 'Arf Marathon, Mabie Forest 10K Trail Race, Pants in the Park, Llanelli Waterside 10K, Humpty Dumpty 10K
and raise money for the charity Dreams come True which is this year celebrating 20 years of making the wishes of terminally and seriously ill children a reality. Taking inspiration from the original Dream Mile event at the Bislett Stadium in Oslo – where
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RW Race Report: Legends of Sherwood Forest
By Ed Vanstone on 10/06/2011 17:38:20
Notorious Night Runs series: a trio of offroad events that pack in a 5K (ish) daytime dash, a 10K (ish) race as night falls, and a post-event knees-up, with camping facilities to stumble back to when the running and revelry is over.As you'd expect, the few
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RW Pocket Race Guide - November
By Runner's World on 27/10/2005 10:09:24
What's coming up, what's closing soon, what's filling fast
not for the faint-hearted. Once you leave the market village at the start and hit Sodbury Common you'll be treated to a demanding off-road course, packed with hay bales, delightful private estate land and views over the Cotswold Way. With only 100 online entry
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Jersey Island Challenge
By Runner's World on 20/07/2007 14:23:13
Head to Britain's sunniest spot for a one-mile sea-kayak, 40-mile cycle ride and eight-mile cross-country run
:09 Events. Enter online now to secure your place this September or visit 2:09 Events for more information.Don’t feel ready to take on the Jersey Challenge, but still fancy escaping the mainland for a sunny autumn break? Then try your hand at the Jersey Half
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Pocket Race Guide: Spring 10Ks
By Alice Palmer on 08/04/2010 16:50:35
Whether you're a first-time racer or seasoned pro, challenge yourself with one of these 10K races taking place in April and May
4K fun run and Junior event taking place alongside the main fixture, there's sure to be something for everyone at the Clandon Park 10K. Not least a pre-race warm-up and free massage to ease you into tip-top racing condition. It's certainly no walk
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UKA Aviva Profile: Christine Ohuruogu
By on 23/06/2010 13:57:04
Meet the UK's hottest athletics talent in our series profiling the summer's sporting stars (in association with UKA)
previous visits to Gateshead. It's fantastic that Britain's first Diamond League event is coming to the North East - people are so passionate about their sport here and it's a joy to compete in front of such an enthusiastic and energetic crowd."It's so
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How To... Organise A Race
By Catherine Lee on 17/08/2007 09:38:32
Straight from the race organisers' mouths - everything you need to know about staging a running event
off I suppose!" Contact us to find out how you can promote your event either in the magazine or here online.What costs do I need to include in my budget? AT: "For a small local event, the main costs are going to be postal and printing expenses. You
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Baked Apes!
By John Scally. AKA: Zilla The Gorilla on 01/10/2003 16:10:36
One was the world's biggest half-marathon. The other was the world's hairiest 7K. On the same morning as the Great North Run, the Great Gorilla Run romped 500 fully gorilla-suited souls around the straight-laced streets of London
and before I could stop myself I’d registered online.I started a forum thread. I was really only expecting a team of four Gorillas as it was the same day as the Great North Run. However, seven weeks later on race day the Runner’s World forum team 'Gorillas
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Abing' A Great Time!
By The Lamb on 28/10/2003 19:12:26
Thanks to Lamb, one of the forumites running in Abingdon Marathon, you can read all about the race and discover how our intrepid team got on
notable area of consensus. In the online postrace analysis, almost everyone had words of praise for the helpful attitude and friendliness of the marshals. Our very own Nicko of darkside fame was one of them and seemed to be everywhere on the course
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The Great Forum Ironman Challenge
By Runner's World on 18/11/2004 14:16:37
July 2005, Zurich: 50 forumites. Many first-timers. One Ironman Triathlon. (That's a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile cycle and 26.2-mile run). Come and see the fun.
the long swims, rides and runs are behind the team; now they must avoid the temptation to do 'just one more training session' as they taper for the event. As the eve of the race draws near, it’s time for an honest appraisal of all their efforts, (you can
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