July 2015 HR Newsletter

Hastings Runners Newsletter July 2015
Affiliated to England Athletics, South of England Athletic Association and Sussex County Amateur Athletic Association
http://www.hastingsrunners.org.uk
1st in age cat. Kim Brown
HEATHFIELD MID-SUMMER 10k
21/06/2015
Leo Cacciatore
37.45
Stuart Piper
38.14
Ken Hughes
43.37
Jenna French
44.14
Nick Webb
44.30
Kim Brown
46.56
Anthony Gardner 47.17
Andy Knight
48.46
Richard Coates
49.00
Matt Beaver
49.31
Fraser Hughes
51.26
Janice Young
52.36
Michael Hall
54.57
Sarah Marzaioli
55.22
Bill Edmondson
55.29
Terry Kitson
1.00.54
Natasha Slow
1.04.38
Mickey Johnson
1.05.24
Louise Coates
1.06.14
Erica Wilson
1.07.14
Julie Beerling
1.10.44
Bewl 15 5th July 2015
Name
Time
%
Points
Mario Quecchia
01:54:49
66.61
197
Jenna French
02:03:24
61.36
194
Craig Weston
02:04:19
61
193
June Avery
02:10:03
72.9
198
Anthony Gardner
02:10:11
59.77
192
Steve Willis
02:13:07
51.37
187
Luke Evans
02:17:18
50.29
186
Scott Parsons
02:17:52
50.08
185
Katy Sumner
02:21:13
53.62
189
Mark Lutman
02:21:23
53.18
188
Sarah Marzaioli
02:22:19
75.94
200
Julie Langdon
02:25:13
62.71
195
Dave Hazell
02:25:45
56.32
190
Steph Miller
02:25:57
64.08
196
Sylvia Huggett
02:25:59
74.03
199
Jessica Cull
02:34:40
49.65
184
Marie Appleton
02:41:13
47.63
183
Natasha Slow
03:06:57
42.56
182
Erica Wilson
03:10:58
58.41
191
Shazra Dobbs
03:18:57
39.42
180
Lisa Peterson
03:18:58
41.07
181
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Alan Corke 9th June 2015
Name
Stuart Piper
Matt Edmonds
Martin Noakes
Pete Blomfield
Jack Madden
Tim Bell
Patrick Bermingham
Steve Willis
Riz Maslen
Jenna French
Ken Hughes
Adam Coleman
Nick Webb
Kim Brown
Matt Beaver
Luke Evans
Andy Knight
David Bargery
Anthony Gardner
Richard Coates
Simon Trevena
Hannah Hayler
Dave Wood
David Bratby
Time
00:40:33
00:40:38
00:43:22
00:44:29
00:45:10
00:45:22
00:45:39
00:47:50
00:47:52
00:48:06
00:48:45
00:50:10
00:50:25
00:50:51
00:51:33
00:52:07
00:52:13
00:52:16
00:52:23
00:52:26
00:52:51
00:52:58
00:53:03
00:53:21
Name
John Beacham
Nigel Thornely
Claire Maplesden
Spencer Godden
Katy Sumner
Sarah Hughes
Jessica Cull
Mario Quecchia
Fraser Hughes
Sarah Bendle
Maria Kibblewhite
Tim Jury
Cassie Colvin
Janice Young
Kim Callow
Sylvia Huggett
Sarah Marzaioli
Bill Edmondson
Wendy Brampton
Rachel White
Cale Sinfield
Steve Wood
Jim Wright
Maria Trotman
Time
00:53:38
00:54:29
00:54:44
00:55:37
00:55:46
00:55:54
00:56:14
00:56:36
00:56:43
00:56:47
00:56:51
00:57:18
00:57:30
00:58:07
00:58:18
00:58:28
00:58:50
00:59:44
00:59:59
01:00:29
01:00:38
01:00:40
01:01:13
01:01:36
Name
Gary Lancaster
Liz Winchester
Terry Kitson
Mike Ellis
Tony Skinner
Jenny Milnes
Victoria Harding
Steve Uzzell
Louise Coates
Erica Wilson
David Todd
Patrick Hale
Helen Munday
Morag Murray
Michael Hall
John Wright
Lisa Peterson
Shazra Dobbs
Shelley Eastman
Alice Hoile
Eleanor Sims
Sarah Sellens
Sonya Rogers
Kate Hill
Time
01:01:45
01:02:24
01:03:54
01:05:21
01:06:15
01:08:43
01:08:45
01:09:05
01:09:38
01:10:02
01:10:20
01:10:33
01:11:21
01:11:41
01:11:41
01:12:52
01:13:11
01:13:11
01:13:11
01:18:04
01:18:54
01:18:54
01:20:44
01:21:09
HASTINGS PARKRUN
Hastings parkrun is now firmly established, averaging a healthy 136 attendance per week
during its first 12 weeks … double the expected figure! 104 HRs have already taken part, whilst
almost as many have helped out by volunteering during this period. We need 18
marshals/volunteers each week; to see how you can help out visit
www.parkrun.org.uk/hastings and click on the VOLUNTEERS link.
Nick Brown, event director.
Over 70% of the runners taking part are non-club runners is proof that parkrun really does
attract people into running. HR highlights during the past month include:
Jenna French 5th and 1st lady (21.22); Ken Hughes 6th (21.26) …… 13th June
Hanna Hayler 2nd lady (22.29) ….. 20th June
Leo Cacciatore 4th (17.30); Jack Madden 5th (18.23); Mike Beaumont 10th (19.14); Riz
Maslen 1st lady (20.08); Jenna French 2nd lady (20.24) ….27th June
Mike Beaumont 4th (19.08) …. 4th July
PARKRUN 5KMS
There are now over 330 parkruns in the UK, and these friendly, low-key 5kms runs are an ideal
way to sharpen up your race preparations. You can download a free barcode from
www.parkrun.org.uk/hastings ; then simply turn up and run at any venue at 9.00am on a
Saturday morning!
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Excluding the Hastings parkrun, 11 HRs ran at 10 different parkruns in the past month ranging
from North Devon to Scotland! Pride of place goes to Roger Mandry who visited the home of
parkrun, Bushy Park, and was placed first M65-69 in a field of nearly 1000!; and to Jack
Madden who recorded a 3rd place at Eastbourne. Results were:
ASHTON COURT: Fraser Hughes 25.00 (4th July … 321 ran)
BARNSTAPLE: Janice Warren 34.53 (20th June … 148 ran)
BARNSTAPLE: Janice Warren 34.53 (27th June … 132 ran)
BARNSTAPLE: Janice Warren 35.24 (4th July … 118 ran)
BEXLEY:
David Bratby 22.56 (20th June … 271 ran)
BEXLEY:
David Bratby 24.03; Dayan Bratby 42.38 (4th July … 267 ran)
BLACK PARK:
Alice Hoile 37.13 (13th June … 534 ran)
BLACK PARK:
Alice Hoile 36.10 (20th June … 474 ran)
BLACK PARK:
Alice Hoile 37.35 (4th July … 485 ran)
BUSHY PARK:
Roger Mandry 25.37 (4th July … 968 ran)
EASTBOURNE: Andy Knight 22.46 (27th June … 151 ran)
EASTBOURNE: Jack Madden 19.01, 3rd (4th July … 158 ran)
GREENOCK:
Ken Hughes 20.54 (4th July … 54 ran)
PRESTON PARK: June Avery 22.35 (27th June … 389 ran)
TAMAR LAKES: Janice Warren 37.53 (13th June … 36 ran)
WOKING:
Nick Brown 20.58 (13th June … 208 ran)
TOP 10 AGE GRADED SCORES
Sylvia Huggett 86.84% …. Hastings parkrun 5kms (May)
Sarah Marzaioli 85.34% ..…London Marathon
Riz Maslen
83.01% …. Hastings 5miles
June Avery
80.92% ….. Preston Park parkrun 5kms (March)
Tim Bell
80.21% ….. Hastings 5miles
Martin Noakes 79.86% ….. Hastings 5miles
Nick Webb
79.70% …. Hastings parkrun 5kms (May)
Nick Brown
78.25% …. Hastings parkrun 5kms (May)
Mark Goodman 77.35% …. Tenterden 5miles
Steph Miller
76.43% ….. Hastings parkrun 5kms (May)
17 other HRs have recorded scores of 70% plus:- Kim Brown 76.41%; Leo Cacciatore
75.95%; Roland Baines 75.40%; Stuart Piper 74.40%; Mario Quecchia 74.34;Ken Hughes
74.04%; Mark Dobbs 73.91%; Matt Edmonds 73.83%; Jenna French 73.21%; David Bratby
72.16%; Jack Madden 71.84%; David Bargery 71.70%; Helen Brown 71.57%; Mike Berry
70.93%; Piers Bruning 70.25%; Craig Weston 70.19%; Tim Bones 70.10%.
As a guide, 70–80% is recognized as being county standard, 80–90% national standard.
Nick Brown
MONDAY EVENING TRACK SESSIONS
These sessions are ideal for those wanting to improve their race times as track work will
improve your pace judgment; get you used to running hard when you are tired; and will benefit
you far more than the usual diet of steady/slow runs. Age and ability are immaterial … you can
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all improve if you are prepared to put in some hard work, whether your target is to run a sub
35mins or sub 65mins 10kms! The whole session including warm up and warm down lasts 50
– 60 mins; during which time most runners will have only spent 15 – 20mins running
anaerobically (i.e. getting into oxygen debt). We are currently using a staggered start, with
everyone setting off at the same time but at various intervals dotted round the track. The session
closes with a 400m handicap race. Meet 18.20pm for 18.30pm prompt start at William Parker
athletics track in Parkstone Road, Hastings; parking close by in Park Avenue, off Park View.
Cost £2pp. Nick Brown
Tuesday off road venues with post codes for Sat. Nav.
DATE MONTH
LOCATION
Post Code
21 July
Fairlight Country Park
TN35 4AB
28
Whatlington Footland Wd Battle Rd TN32 5QX
4 August
Crowhurst
TN33 9AS
11
Icklesham
TN36 4BL
18
Sedlescombe
TN35 4QE
25
Catsfield
TN33 9DP
1 Sept
Sylvia and Ron (Westfield)
TN35 4QZ
8
Battle
TN33 0EG
15
Cove Hotel Fairlight
TN35 4AX
Forthcoming Races
18/7/15 – Mid-summer 5m @ Tim’s farm (HRC) children’s race as well
19/7/15 – North Downs Way Marathon and half marathon.
19/7/15 – Romney Marsh 10k
22/7/15 – Club 5k handicap (HRC) 6:15 registration for 7pm start; Nick must know by 6 pm the night before that you are participating.
24/7/15 – Cranbrook 10k (Fri)
26/7/15 – Deal Dinosaur 10k
26/7/15 – Greenwich Sun Run
29/7/15 – Bexhill 5k (SGP)
2/8/15 – Brighton Trailblazer 10k - 11 am start
5/8/15 – Herstmonceux Relays (Weds) Nick will organise teams so people should let him know if they want to take part
14/8/15 – Rye Summer Series 10k (Friday)
30/8/15 – Will Page 10k (SGP)
31/8/15 – Kings Head Canter (Mon)
31/8/15 – Sevenoaks Seven (Mon)
31/8/15 – Canterbury Half Marathon
Tims’ Pickham Farm Run and BBQ 18th July 2015
On Saturday 18th July Anne and I are again pleased to be hosting the club summer 5 mile at
Pickham farm and we look forward to seeing as many as possible as we will also be making
this event a social by way of a BBQ afterwards. The main race will start at 6pm and will follow
a junior race of around 3/4 mile so how about bringing all the family along (well not all!) we
have quite a bit to see on the farm like lambs, rabbits and guinea pigs, chickens, donkeys and
horses so plenty to keep you and the children amused before we get the BBQ alight and sit
around on what is bound to be a glorious summers evening socializing ie doing what Hastings
Runners does best! There is ample parking and if anyone would like to camp overnight there
are plenty of facilities here and you are welcome to pitch up just let me know beforehand.
For those unfamiliar with these sort of do's if you can bring your own meat to cook (but I will
be cooking some of my own special BBQ lamb) and some salad or a desert maybe then we can
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share but let me know if you can then we won’t end up with too much rabbit food and not
enough pasta!! (We can never have too much pud though!) Any q's call or text me on
07734282494
Pickham Farm is down Watermill lane Pett TN35 4HX there may even be a sign up on the
day! I am looking forward to seeing some new faces as well as the olduns!
Young
CLUB 5KMS HANDICAP RACE, Wednesday 23rd July
Last year’s race attracted a superb turnout of 75 runners, with Andy Bashford winning, Tim
Jury 2nd and the evergreen Steve Uzzell 3rd. Helen Brown was the first lady home, finishing
5th; whilst Joe Harmer posted the fastest time in 17.59; fastest lady was Riz Maslen in 20.51;
Martin Noakes made up the most places overtaking 60 runners!
The timekeepers Mary and Sue did an excellent job in trying circumstances as the handicap
system worked all too well with 60 runners (that’s 80% of the field) finishing within 100secs
of each other … a finishing rate of quicker than 1 every 2secs! This year we will have a longer
finishing funnel, and would encourage runners to move down the funnel as quickly as possible
once they’ve finished the race. This is a unique race as virtually anyone could win it, and it
offers great PB potential (given fair weather conditions) as you have the incentive of chasing
slower runners who have started ahead of you throughout the race. The course is exactly the
same as for the two club 5kms in May and November.
So how does the handicap system work? …… runners set off at staggered intervals over a
period of circa 15mins, with the slowest runners setting off ahead of the faster runners.
Estimated finishing times are based on recent race times as far as possible, with allowances
made for those runners returning from injury.
How do I enter? Email me at [email protected] to confirm your entry. Race entry
closes at 6pm on Tuesday 22nd July, and because of the complexity of working out the
handicap system THERE ARE NO ENTRIES ON THE DAY!
Race registration from 6.15pm onwards at Grosvenor Gardens, where there will be boards on
display showing your starting slot and estimated finishing time. The race starts at 7pm prompt.
As this is a club championship race you will need to wear club colours if you want to score
championship points etc. I look forward to another bumper entry! Best wishes, Nick Brown
HERSTMONCEUX RELAYS, Wednesday 5th August
Organised by Hailsham Harriers, this popular event takes place in the grounds of
Herstmonceux Castle, one of the most spectacular castles in the South East. Each team consists
of 4 runners, with each leg being 1.50 miles over an undulating course which is 50% off road
(grass and hard track) and 50% tarmac road through the castle grounds. Road shoes are fine to
wear normally; although advisable to wear trail shoes if it is/has been raining heavily.
Herstmonceux Castle is between Windmill Hill (A271) and Wartling. Post code is BN27 1RN.
25mins drive from Hastings; 15mins from Battle. Suggest taking Battle Road - Powdermill
Lane - Ninfield - Boreham Street - Wartling Road route to avoid the Bexhill Road. Registration
from 6pm onwards; race starts 7pm. Entry cost is £ 2 pp on the day. Once you arrive, please
come over to our race HQ (our car!) where you can register and pick up your race numbers.
There will also be boards showing the team selections and which leg you are running. See
www.hailsham-harriers.org.uk for full details. Please wear club vests if possible, but these are
not compulsory.
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We had a fantastic turnout last year with the club fielding 12 teams out of a record entry of 70
teams. The men’s A team (Stuart Piper, Mark Dobbs, Leo Cacciatore and Dale Saxby) finished
7th in a top quality field with Stuart’s opening leg of 7.45 being the 6th fastest time of the
evening. The winning men’s vets A team (Ashley Varley, Scott Robertson, Martin Noakes
and Mike Beaumont) finished an excellent 10th and were 90secs ahead of favourites Hailsham.
The ladies vets team (Riz Maslen, Helen Brown, Hannah Hayler and Rosalie Uphill) finished
2nd in their category, 2mins behind a very strong Hailsham quartet. However the real drama
lay in the contest for the HR mixed team trophy which saw the first 5 teams coming in like
London buses, separated by just 34secs at the finish! A fine anchor leg by Stacey Hayler
ensured victory for her teammates Anthony Gardner, Luke Evans and Scott Parsons.
Please contact race secretary Nick Brown at [email protected]. If you would like
to take part who will arrange team selections for men’s, men’s vets, ladies, ladies vets and
mixed teams. There will be regular updates on team line-ups on FB and in Google groups.
Dordrecht 10K & Half Marathon
There is a 10k and half marathon run in our Dutch twin town of Dordrecht on November 1st.
We have been offerred free entry to the races and the possibility of being hosted with runners
although I can also recommend an inexpensive hotel.
The Dordrecht runners have always supported the hastings half marathon and we have not
reciprocated the visit for a long while. There are also events for younger runners. You can see
the details at www.drechtstedenloop.nl if you can read Dutch, or you might be able to get a
translation via Google.
There is also some video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGSWnux8aEg ,although
this tends to concentrate on the front end of the half marathon.
I am assured that these events are open to fun runners as well as the serious athletes.
It would be great if we could get a group over there again and if we do I would suggest going
over on Friday Oct 30th so that the Saturday can be spend seeing Dordrecht and then returning
after the events on Sunday November 1st.
Please contact me for further details or to register your interest either by e mail or 01424 432258
or at Tuesday evening club gatherings.
Anderson’s Amble
Hi this year's amble is on Sunday 27th September.
For those not familiar this is a run for Ditchling Beacon to Hampden park, Eastbourne
following the southdowns way. It's about 27 miles in total. A minibus we meet you at various
points along the way to give you the opportunity to do as much or little as you like. I, for
example have done all of it a couple of times 12 miles, 17 and 20.
I have booked 1 minibus this year and plan to use a car as well so have 20 places at £12.
We leave at 7.30 in the morning and get back at 4ish in the afternoon.
If interested contract me [email protected]
Cheers
Davinia X
P.S. places going fast! Only 9 left.
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Running Stories Continued…Louise Coates
My first introduction into “running” was back in 1983 in Hameln, Germany. I was there as a teacher
for the British Force’s children. I was attending a social function where a Staff Sergeant from the
Royal Military Police Hameln Detachment, challenged us “civvies” to join him and his men for their
morning training run in readiness for their Battle Fitness Test. For some reason I ended up being
the only one that turned up, and continued to join in a couple of times a week before school. This
routine continued for a couple of months, strangely I didn’t feel any fitter for doing it. Just turned up
in shapeless tracksuit bottoms and some puma trainers……you know the ones blue suede looking
with a yellow cat that got used for squash and badminton as well! Anyway, this Staff Sergeant got
posted and the new bloke wasn’t having civvies on his runs so that was that.
However RMPs kept spotting me out and about and commented on my absence, after telling them
I was no longer welcome on their run they kept promising to take me out when not on duty. Only
one actually made arrangements to do some running and that was Richard. Not sure why we kept
on doing these runs because we didn’t do any great distance, no races to train for and at this time
of the year running in November/December after school meant it was bitterly cold, frozen puddles
everywhere or frost made it quite lethal. Eventually squash and skiing took over.
As to the BFT, can you believe it, all that training for three miles. Mile and a half as a group at a
reasonable pace then mile and a half as fast as you could but time dependant on your age.
Chicken feed now!
It was when we got posted to Londonderry (NI) that running became a bit of a hobby. It began with
a 5km Valentine’s Day charity fun run. A small group of military wives went out, ran, came home.
We didn’t keep a check on distance just increased our time, sometimes we drove the car to check
the route, all very casual! We surprised ourselves on the day so set our sights on the Londonderry
Half Marathon next. We had a few months to get ready for that. Still wearing my faithful Pumas!
Actually NI is very running orientated, 5km and 10km races could be done on Wednesday/Friday
evenings or Saturday afternoons, Sundays tended to be for Half Marathons. We collected a huge
amount of medals, and paper weights care of Kaliber the non alcoholic beer who sponsored a
summer series of races around the Province. I ran half marathons in Belfast, Lisburn and
Londonderry twice, the sub two hour always eluding me by five or six minutes.
By this time Silver Shadow trainers and brightly coloured shell suits were considered decent kit!
One 10km race I actually won first lady home, that was because I happened to be the only lady
runner. But not only that due to the lack of marshals for that race Richard and I lost our way around
Coleraine town centre and found ourselves suddenly in front of the leaders, we took refuge up a
back alley until the coast was clear and finished the race wondering if we’d been rumbled….luckily
we hadn’t !
Ironically whilst in Londonderry I did have to do the BFT to a time. Unable to get a teaching post
initially, I joined the Ulster Defence Regiment (TA of NI), and was known as a Greenfinch. As I
appeared to be quite nippy doing the BFT I was nominated to represent the Battalion on the cross
country races. Despite the wet weather I don’t remember them ever being as boggy as some of the
ESSCCL, and the marshals were always armed!
From there to Chichester and on to Hastings (mainly due to Richard…) I took myself out a few
times, did a couple of the January 10kms where Kelly Holmes a relative unknown then won the 1st
women home. Completed the Half a couple of times…. Then by chance found a running partner in
the shape of the mum of one of the pupil’s I taught. So entered a selection of 10km or 5 milers
within Kent\E Sussex. But that sub 2hours for the Half still failed to materialise.
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Ho hum, lost my running buddy and running went on the back burner too…. Then I saw an advert
about a small running club called the Senlac Arrows was looking for new members and beginners
welcome. With mounting pressures from a new
National Curriculum it was the stress buster I needed.
2005 was a ground breaking year, my first sub 2 for a
half……1hr 58 08 done it at last. And a 4hr 34 21 for
the London Marathon, it could so easily have been a
sub 4 30 but nerves had me doing a loo stop at mile
one with world and his wife. At that point not into
wearing a Garmin, so it could be stopped and
restarted lost valuable minutes – gutted. The following
year got my Half marathon time down to 1hr 55 18.
Senlac Arrows then merged with HAC, their style of
running wasn’t for me so took time out from running
and racing.
However running with folk and racing found me
tentatively turning up at Horntye one evening and
joined the Core group. Wished I’d done it sooner, and
as they say never looked back. Except when diagnosed with Ischial tuberosity bursitis in my right
leg threatened to end my love of running. I have
learnt how to pain manage and know what suits
it best. Not a lot of flat! And off road is brill. Last
year completed Beachy Head marathon which
is pretty good after being warned in 2008 my
days of running a half were limited let alone a
full marathon.
As well as the usual collection of road races I’ve
thoroughly enjoyed the Cross Country League.
It might be bitterly cold, sometimes really boggy
and a bit wet but the apres run buffet we have
at the end is legendary.
This year we got the taste for running abroad
and in February Richard and I took part in the
Vodafone Malta half marathon, October will find
us doing the Niagra Falls half marathon with a couple of other HR and June next year booked to
take part in the San Diego Rock n Roll half marathon. Hastings Runners has much to answer to!
PS. I’ve ditched the Silver Shadows for Asics and the technical t-shirt is so much better than the
cotton baggy one ‘to cover the bum look!’ Happy days!
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HR Meeting 1st July 2015
Members present: 13
Apologies: Chairman Michael Hall; Susan Hall; Bruce Colvin
Corinna chaired the meeting
Matters Arising: As per
Correspondence: Brighton and Hove City Athletic Club will in future be known at Brighton and Hove AC
Membership: 280 paid up members. 101 have chosen to belong to England Athletics. Some people may be participating in races without
realising they have not renewed their membership to EA. (Race fees are more expensive if you do not belong.) Some runners have not renewed
membership to Hastings Runners. A reminder will go out and Mary will liaise with Mike.
Treasurer: Bruce not present to report.
Running Reports:
7/6/15 – Worthing 10K (SGP) – Sarah reported on the new course; good event; interesting results with videos of your personal finish if you click
on your name in results.
9/6/15 – Alan Corke (HRC) 70 approx turned out for this event – it was VERY cold!
14/6/15 – Staplehurst 10km
14/6/15 – Polesden Lacy 10k
20/6/15 – South Downs Marathon and Half (Petersfield)
21/6/15 - Heathfield 10K (HRC + SGP) – 21 HR participated. Leo first HR home (7th overall) with Stuart at 9th; Jenna was first HR lady; Kim
Brown, Jenna and Sarah won place or age group prizes.
24/6/15 – Bexhill 5k
24/6/15 – Peasmarsh midsummer hash-ish event – 40 HR who won lots of prizes! Good fun event with a free burger at the finish.
28/6/15 – North Downs Run
Running Due
5/7/15 - Bewl 15M (HRC + SGP) Up to 1000 runners expected.
9/7/15 – Barry Richards 10k (HRC) 7 pm start. Marshals all accounted for. Terry will ensure extra water is available if it remains hot.
10/7/15 – 10th Anniversary Rye Summer series 10k (Fri)
12/7/15 – Uckfield Lions 10k (Buxted Park)
12/7/15 – New Forest 10m
15/7/15 – Phoenix 10k (SGP)
18/7/15 – Mid-summer 5m @ Tim’s farm (HRC) children’s race as well
19/7/15 – North Downs Way Marathon and half marathon.
19/7/15 – Romney Marsh 10k
22/7/15 – Club 5k handicap (HRC) 6:15 registration for 7pm start; Nick must know by 6 pm the night before that you are participating.
24/7/15 – Cranbrook 10k (Fri)
26/7/15 – Deal Dinosaur 10k
26/7/15 – Greenwich Sun Run
29/7/15 – Bexhill 5k (SGP)
2/8/15 – Brighton Trailblazer 10k - 11 am start
5/8/15 – Herstmonceux Relays (Weds) Nick will organise teams so people should let him know if they want to take part
14/8/15 – Rye Summer Series 10k (Friday)
30/8/15 – Will Page 10k (SGP)
31/8/15 – Kings Head Canter (Mon)
31/8/15 – Sevenoaks Seven (Mon)
31/8/15 – Canterbury Half Marathon
Training Nights and Coaching:
Off road/Horntye Tuesdays – good turnout still. Mike to check if Netherfield Arms will still welcome HR after the run as it has changed hands.
Horntye attendance is still sufficient to make it worthwhile.
Track – still going well. Would be good to get some slower paced runners
Efforts Thursdays – 4 last week. Andy taking the session tomorrow. Terry would like copy of the sessions (1,2,3,4)
Shearbarn Fridays – going well, good core of people going.
Sussex Grand Prix: Kim reported; good turnout for Hastings Runners and ladies are doing well now top 10 to score. Anyone who has done 5 or
6 races should try and complete the 8.
Hastings Half Marathon: Eric showed a leaflet which encourages people to enter online. No entry forms will be sent out but can be downloaded
from website. Link road – getting close for a date for the 10k race. Likely to be in September.
Hastings 5 Mile: Nothing to report – date is 8th May 2016.
Hastings Parkruns: Nick – going very well. 11 completed now, average number of runners is 140 – excellent! Many non-club runners have
been motivated to take part. Eric and Erica have been enjoying some friendly competition!
Social Media: Ticking along, not a lot to report. Hard copy newsletters will still be printed said Kim.
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Social Secretary: Treasure hunt will be on 13th September afternoon will start and finish at Gensing Gardens.
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Tim’s run/social event – at Pickham Farm on 18th July in the evening (6pm race start). A family occasion, with children’s race and
barbecue after. It will be promoted on social media.
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Colour run – 9th August. Tony had spoken with Marcia this morning. We have been asked to provide 8 marshals. No running places
left. Marshals are asked to arrive by 9:15 am.
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Peter Cocker Open House for Parkrun Volunteers – Regency Close, off Branksome Road, also on Sunday 9th August 2-5pm. Bring
food to share.
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Pram Race: 10 HR have got together to organise this. Carnival is 8th August – under discussion.
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HR Social January 2016 – Do Theys keen to
AOB – Mike drafting info for new members. Ladies race will be on Wednesday 19th August.
Meeting closed at 9:15 pm. Next meeting – 8 pm on Wednesday 12th August 2015 at Horntye.
Club Contacts
Role
Contact Telephone Number
Email Address
Michael Hall
01424-719688/214541 (W)
[email protected]
Corina Skinner
Steph Miller
Kim Callow
Mary Chantler
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Secretary
Web Site
Membership
01424-714713
01424-431647
Tim Jury
Cross Country
01424-813620
[email protected]
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Nick Brown
Kim Callow
Bruce Colvin
Race Secretary
Newsletter
Treasurer
07918-907265
01424-714713
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