Every Wednesday evening from 6.00-7.00pm

Our run schedule is every week at Jarman Park running track, and also led runs during the week and at the weekends.

The running track sessions are structured, with a high intensity session building power and speed, as well as building endurance.   These will be coached and will cost £3.50 per session. 

(click on the image below to see us training)

See below for more information on equipment that you might need.

Park Run:

Saturday is PARK RUN day.  Park Runs will be at 9am in your local park (for us that's Gadebridge Park).  We encourange members to attend this run with your club mates.  When you've finsihed, hang around a bit and talk to people about the club.  Attending Park Runs will support the movement and will raise the profile of the club. (click here for your local park run)

What you will need for training:

When you attend the run sessions on a wednesday it is recomended that you bring a water bottle and wear suitable clothing for the weather conditions.  Better to strip down than start cold!

You can wear any kind of running shoes at the track, from fast road trainers to trail trainers. If you wear spikes (track or XC spikes) the spikes should be no longer than 6mm.

When you attend the long run once a month, it is again advisible to bring a water bottle and suitable clothing, also high visible clothing as part of this may be on or close to roads. In the winter months reflective clothing and/or lights (head torch) will be recommended. We will communicate before each long run the distance and terrain so you can come prepared.

With all run sessions if you can arrive 5 minutes before we start so we can start on time and all go through the full warm up drills.

Warm up before every run to prevent injury. Click here

Hydration:

Options for running with hyrdration. From a simple hand held bottle, to a waist pack and for the longer runs a hydration vest.

Stretching after a run helps decrease injury

Here are the six best post-run stretches 

Do 2 sets of 30 seconds for each stretch

How To Run Properly | Running Technique Explained. Click here