East Suffolk welcomes a new fast flat road race - The Run for A Rose 10k
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The inaugural Run for A Rose 10k event is in memory of the dearly loved and missed Angela Rose. All the profits of this event will be split between St Elizabeth Hospice in Ipswich and Macmillan Cancer Support. These charities provided fantastic care and support for Angela, her family and countless other people living with progressive and terminal illnesses. This event is held in partnership with East Suffolk Council.
The chosen charities provided fantastic care and support for people living with progressive and terminal illnesses and Angela and her family were fortunate to have such support. This event is held in partnership with East Suffolk Council.
This will be a chip timed event on a predominantly flat course.
The majority of the surface is tarmac with a couple of small sections of concrete. Ideal for wheelchair and mixed ability athletes.
When
Saturday 20 May 2020
Registration
The registration desk near the race start will be open from 8.30am where race numbers and chips should be collected. Please note race numbers and chips will not be sent out in the post prior to the event.
Start times
9:45am - Wheelchair athletes.
10:0am - Main field
Route
The route will flow around the runway on smooth runnable and wheelchair friendly tarmac and concrete paths.
Medals and Prize Giving
All participants will receive a bespoke medal.
The presentation of prizes are planned to be at 11:30 with awards for the first three men, women and wheelchair athletes over the line.
Getting There
Getting there is probably best by car (post code IP12 3LZ)
Please use the Rock Barracks entrance off the Heath Road heading to Hollesley.
MoD Woodbridge, Rock Barracks Heath Rd, Woodbridge IP12 3LZ
When you turn off Heath Road into Rock Barracks head straight, you will come to the gates to the airfield. A marshal or sign will point you through the correct gates. From here you will be directed to the car park which is close to the start.
Water
Keeping in line with more and more races that are reducing the plastic waste this event will be cupless. Please bring your own cup or bottle. Water will be available via a bowser.
Buggies
Running with Buggies is permitted but for safety reasons you will be asked to start at the back of the field.
Dogs
Unfortunately dogs are not permitted anywhere on the site by order of the MoD
Training
For help with training for this event, go to our Training and Advice section.
You can find ten week 10k programmes here:
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Click here for a training programme to get round.
Click here for a training programme to run under 60 minutes.
Click here for a training programme to run under 50 minutes.
Click here for a training programme to run under 40 minutes.