2021 RunFestRun proves popular

Four Farnham Runners members attended the three day RunFestRun near Overton, Hampshire. Staged over the Bank holiday weekend it was an action-packed weekend combining camping and runs of varying distances with a programme of fitness workshops including talks from well-known athletes including Paula Radcliffe and Steve Cram, as well as live music. Jacquie Browne and Julia Tagg ran both the […]

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2021 Club Championship

Farnham Runners club championship normally takes place on the last Wednesday in June. Because of Covid-19 restrictions, race director, Craig Tate-Grimes decided to wait until it was possible to hold the event without having a staggered start. Forty-nine finished the traditional very tough, approximately 10km course, which is mainly on roads but veers off for a steep section in the […]

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That was tough – let’s do it all again!

Farnham Runners at Endure 24 2021 Aptly described as “Epic, Brutal, Relentless”, Endure 24 involves running as many 5 mile laps as possible in 24 hours. Categories include solo runners, pairs, small teams and large teams. Deferred twice from its original date in 2020, and moved from Wasing Park near Reading, to the Temple Mead Meadows in Henley- on- Thames, […]

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Learning from the master of technique

Recently, twelve Farnham Runners were given the opportunity to work with running technique coach and movement guru, Shane Benzie at a coaching and movement workshop organised by men’s club captain, Ali Hardaway and held at the clubhouse and on the Bourne Green. Author of the best-selling, “The Lost Art of Running”, Shane has travelled the world to work with, live […]

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Pilgrim Challenge 2-day Ultra

When your running buddy is fellow Farnham Runner Sarah Hill, then it was only a matter of time before I agreed to run another ultra-distance race. I ran the Downs link 38 mile Ultra a few years ago. I joined Sarah last year for the final 10 miles of Pilgrims and was really interested but 2 ultras back-to-back were too […]

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Chiltern Ridge Trail Ultra

The wonderful thing about joining a running club is that there is always someone doing something madder than you. Running 50km in one go is a perfectly normal thing to do, in fact there will no doubt be people waiting in the wings to suggest an even longer/hillier/more challenging event. Signing up … Sometime in December my Farnham Runners running […]

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Two more ‘Not’ races and some real races

‘Not’ Alton 10 and ‘Not’ Netley 10k As before, some chose flat road courses and others chose more scenic off-road routes, so the times are difficult to compare. Julia Tagg and Penny Schnabel ran along the North Downs way and enjoyed the bluebells and sunshine, but not the hailstorm! Sue Taylor ran along the canal to Frimley in near perfect […]

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Life getting back to normal for Farnham Runners

Farnham Runners have been taking full advantage of the easing of lockdown restrictions, enjoying running together in groups at last. Tuesday training sessions, as well as Wednesday and Sunday runs resumed after March 29th, To celebrate on the first Wed that it was possible to run again in groups up to six, social secretary, Clair Bailey organised a very successful […]

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Two virtual cross countries

With the lockdown still in operation and no races possible for a while, Farnham Runners continued their virtual race series to substitute for the Hampshire Road and the Southern Cross-Country leagues. Two virtual club cross-countries took place in February, each taking place over nine days, including two weekends. Forty-one members took part in the first and thirty-four in the second. […]

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