News of a change to the Xmas dinner date (now Thurs 8th Dec), LRRL fixtures, call for Stilton 7 organisers, club standards, Strider cup, VLM places (2!) and much more….
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Newsletter – 2 October 2016
Latest newsletter is below, including a call for volunteers, details of our Autumn/Winter club run plans, a special run to mark World Mental Health Day, LRRL awards, forthcoming cross country season, Christmas dinner date and more…
Save the date – 9 Dec
This year’s club Christmas Dinner and Presentation Evening will be on the evening of Friday 9th December at the Alpine Restaurant at The Grange. Full details and booking arrangements to follow…
Local races in October
Newsletter – 3 September 2016
With news of our autumn programme, upcoming races and much more…
Training – power development
The attached article discusses power development and developing faster running – as well as linked below it is also accessible via our training page:
3 club challenge on Tuesday
Three Club Challenge will start at 7pm on Tue 9th August at East Leake Golf Course:
Rushcliffe Golf Club, East Leake LE12 5RL
We have been asked to please car share where possible and to also take a clean pair of trainers as the Golf Club is not a fan of smelly, muddy trainers! And they will be smelly with all of our amazing running!!
All for just £5…
3 club challenge 9th August
The Three Club Challenge is on Tue 9th at East Leake Golf Club and is held by Barrow Runners this year.
They would like to know how many attending would like food please. It will be £5 per person. Could you please let Katie know asap so that we can pass numbers to Barrow?
In the meantime, a few more details about the event and last year’s report is at the link below:
Newsletter – 3 July 2016
With details of new Thursday sessions, summer outrun schedule, upcoming races and events and much more, please see this month’s newsletter below:
Thursday sessions start 23rd June
Starting on Thursday 23rd June 2016, the club is adding a new weekly structured session for all our senior members. This is a coached session, around an hour in length including structured warm up and cool down and a focussed session such as fartlek, sprints, hill repeats, relays, etc – all aimed to help our runners develop over time. Each session is planned in advance by our coaches and will flex to take into account popular local races, spring marathons, etc.
Over the summer months, the meeting point is at Melton Country Park Visitor Centre at 7pm, directly following the junior training session. Over the winter we will vary the location around town depending on the focus of the session.
The intention is to provide the opportunity for focussed training for motivated athletes, whatever their current ability and also for those keen to get involved in coaching to do so in a supportive, inclusive environment. Ultimately, we all run for our own reasons and have our own goals – we hope these sessions help us all to achieve them.