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Chris Thompson (handicap -6.7) was in great form this weekend as he took the Great Scottish Half Marathon for the second year in a row. Luke Traynor (handicap -6.3) was also in sub 63 minute form as he landed the Scottish Half Marathon title in third place.
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Trail running for many people seems a more challenging effort than running ona nice, flat piece of tarmac. Some runners choose to 'road run' asthey feelthat it isless stress on the body and that running off road could make them susceptible to injury. StrideUK believe that to bevery far from the truth and have provided us with a new article for our Training and Advice section thathighlights the positives for trail running.
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The Road Traffic Management Course at Loughborough, on Saturday 13th October,is fast approaching. Theclosing date is Monday 1st October. Race organisers and clubs who have an eventare encouraged toenrol their volunteers to enhance the quality of their event.
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UK Athletics is introducing new non-binary guidance for road race organisers as the organisation continues its commitment to the Sports Charter; to enhance an inclusive climate within the sport.
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This National Fitness Day (26 September), DW Fitness First is delighted to pioneer a new lunchtime fitness concept, the Healthy Half Hour, encouraging companies across the UK to give their staff half an hour extra paid lunch break if their employees pledge to do something active.
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The results are in from last weekend with many reduced handicap scores. There wereimpressive performances in the Great Bristol Half Marathon where Matt Clowes was in winning form again. Parkruns were also a popular option for many.
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Mohammad Abu-Rezeq (handicap -4.7) has set his sights on earning a place at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games after completing a hat-trick of wins in the Baxters Loch Ness marathon. There were impressive times for the supporting 10k event too.
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