Posted on Jan 15, 2008 under Running News |
Further to Andy’s email posted on the January 6th, this years Championship will be split into 4 categories.
Short Course - 4 miles and under
Medium Course - 10km and Lliswerry 8
Long Course - 10 miles up to the marathon
Off Road - inc Fell races & Multi Terrain races
There will be as normal, awards for each of the above categories , male and female
This year a new award will be presented to the Roadent who accumulates the most points, over the four separate Championship categories -this runner can then proudly boast to whoever will listen to them, that they are the Top Roadent.
Posted on Jan 13, 2008 under Running News |
Latest running training details for Tuesday and Thursday running training nights. Click here for our running training schedule. Plus running for beginners.
Training Sessions - Tuesday
Power Station Hill Hopkinstown Cricket Club 7.20pm start for Beginners, Intermediates & Improvers. 7.30pm start for Fast Group.
- Warm Up - 1 mile jog to Courthouse Street (rear of Pontypridd Railway Station)
- Pick up the pace through the back streets of Treforest to the University.
- Pick up the pace again up to the traffic lights at the top of Power Station Hill
- Run down Power Station Hill (recover a bit in this section to the Upper Boat)
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Running training sessions - January to March
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Posted on Jan 06, 2008 under Running News |
Marshalling
I am sure that everyone will agree the importance of marshalling a Road Race.
Ensuring the safety of all the Runners taking part has to be our main concern.
With this in mind our Committee has decided that any club member who wishes to take part in the race this year should nominate a replacement marshal, this can be a family member or a friend.
Could any member who wants to take part in the race please speak to Nick Pounder (Marshal Director) or Andy Davies (Club Chairman) ASAP.
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Club Reverse 10 Road Race (Marshalling)
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