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Orion Harriers Most running/racing is on tracks and trails in ancient Epping Forest,
17 miles long and 2 miles at its widest point. Winter training nights are on local streets,
on immensely diverse routes. (No: never lost...) As our races are normally"awash with thick, sploshy mud",
Orpinton Road Runners The friendly club that meets every Tuesday at 8pm outside The Buff,Crescent Way Orpington
Oswestry Olympians
Otley Athletic Club Although the club has enjoyed many successes in competition particularly in recent years, one of the main achievements has been to build a membership which includes many who simply enjoy running without ever needing to go particularly fast, or, heaven forbid, win anything. The club includes within its ranks runners of county standard, an Olympic athlete (transplant games!), a current ladies veteran world record holder and lots more who haven’t won anything but are content to take part.
Overton Harriers
Paddock Wood Athletic Club Paddock Wood Athletic Club was formed in 1986 and now has a membership of over 200 across all age groups from 8 upwards.
Penistone Footpath Runners Penistone as a settlement can be dated back to the Century of Alfred the Great and was founded somewhere between 800 and 900 A.D.. It’s early name was usually spelt "PENIGESTUN’ and it became well known in the sheep trade, boasting its own brand of sheep and a market which was granted a Royal Charter back in 1699. Penistone Footpath Runners & A.C. cannot claim to be as old as this but has now established a firm base and a high reputation on the local running scene.
Phoenix Triathlon Club Phoenix Triathlon Club is a multi sport club based in the Guildford area of Surrey. We comprise a group of 'athletes' of all abilities who wish to participate in multi sport activities which usually involves swimming, cycling and running.
Members range in ability from absolute novices to people who have completed gruelling Ironman™ competitions and GB Duathletes. We arrange training sessions for all levels of ability and the friendly atmosphere means you can always ask the more experienced members on ways you may improve
Plymstock Road Runners We are a very friendly club, which has grown considerably in the last couple of years. We welcome runners of any and all standards. Our membership is increasing nearly every week. As of November 2006, we had over 124 paid up senior members. If you just want to keep fit or train for that particular race, we're the club for you. We have several coaches at various levels to help you with those training schedules. Over half of our members are Ladies, and we ensure that during the dark winter nights you never run alone. So join us now on any of the training nights, we can't wait to see you
Poole Athletic Club
Pudsey Pacers Pudsey Pacers Running Club was established in 1991 and now has over 170 members, split more or less equally male / female. We want to encourage runners of all abilities to join us and every club night you can join a group who will be doing a run to suit your ability – long run, short run, fast run, slow run – so don’t worry if you’re not the next Paula Radcliffe or Jon Brown. We aim to make your running experience ‘fun’ and improve your fitness to whatever level you aspire to
Qantas Running Club "The Running Roo's"
Redhill Road Runners
Reigate Priory Athletic Club The main aims of the club are to promote an enjoyment of athletics and to provide the members with teaching in skills and techniques for training and competition in running events, regardless of experience or talent. We hold regular training sessions run by qualified coaches throughout the year for ages from eight upwards. We actively encourage our members to compete for their own satisfaction at open meetings in track and field, over cross country and on roads, in team and individual events from club to national standards. Non-competitive runners who do not wish to take part in racing events are equally welcome to join us. All members are entitled to the benefits of the club's affiliation to the South East Athletic Association.
Ripon Runners RIPON RUNNERS CLUB WAS FORMED IN JUNE 1984 BY A GROUP OF LIKEMINDED PEOPLE WHO WERE ALL ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT RUNNING. SINCE THEN THE CLUB HAS STEADILY GROWN TO THE WELL RESPECTED CLUB IT IS NOW
Riverside Runners - Based in St Neots in Cambridgeshire, Riverside Runners cater for all levels of runner: beginners, experienced runners, social runners and competitive runners, both men and ladies
Road Runners Club The Road Runner's Club (RRC) was founded in 1952, as the first specifically road-running club in the world, to encourage running nationwide at distances from 10 miles upwards. It is now concerned with all road-race distances from 5 miles to beyond the marathon. The RRC has become one of the largest athletic clubs in the world, with nearly 1,300 members, spread throughout the United Kingdom and many countries overseas. The RRC is represented on the UK Athletics Road Running PST, where it represents the interests of road-runners and makes important contributions to athletic policy
Rossendale Harriers
Royston Runners Royston Runners encourage runners of all ages and abilities to get fit and enjoy themselves through running. We take part in many competitions and have a strong social side to the club.
Runnymede Runners We are a small, friendly running club based in the Egham area of Surrey, concentrating mainly on road and cross-country running. We cater for runners of all abilities over the age of 18.
Ryde Harriers one of the oldest Athletic's Clubs in the U.K.Established in 1886. We are based in Ryde, Isle of Wight
St Albans Striders Whether you are already an experienced runner or just taking up the sport, perhaps having been inspired by events such as the London Marathon, your local road and cross country running club welcomes you.The Club was set up in 1984 to cater for people interested in road running and cross country including those with no particular experience of, or aptitude for running. Many of the founder members are still with the Club which now has over 250 members.
St Edmund Pacers The club now caters for all standards of runners from novice to internationals and all distances from the Sunday morning jog up to the full marathon
Sale Harriers
Sandhurst Joggers The club welcomes and encourages new members of all abilities. Whether you are interested in running to get fit and keep fit, getting covered in mud and having a laugh or taking part in races up to and beyond marathons you are welcome to join us and will find like-minded companions for your training.
Sarn Helen
Seoul Marathon Club
Serpentine Running Club Serpentine Running Club caters for all ages and ability levels of runners in central London. Our philosophy has always been that running is first and foremost fun, but we have progressed dramatically, and now have much to offer the more serious runners as well. We have 2412 members of whom 45% are women. We have a wide variation of ages: many young people, and also a high proportion of veterans (known in America as masters).
Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team What A Summer Holiday Welshman Abichal Watkins decided to spend his summer in New York — that in itself is not remarkable. The fact that he spent the time running 3100 miles around a school in Queens, New York is. Abichal was one of 12 participants in the Self-Transcendence 3100 mile race. The race is run on a .5488 of a mile sidewalk loop. The participants get to run
or walk for 18 hours from 6am to midnight trying to accumulate as many miles
each day in their quest to complete 3100 miles. This is Abichal's second attempt
at the distance, last year he completed 2747 miles in 53 days, an average of
52.01 miles per day. He is the editor of a new running website, Multidays.com and a forthcoming book titled the Multiday Runners Handbook. Oh! By the way the 43 year old from Pontypool finished the race this year completing the distance of 3100 miles in 55 days + 8:32:41, he then went on to reach 5000k in 55 days 11:04:59, both
Welsh and British records (pending).
Skipton Athletic Club Skipton AC is a small athletics club based in Skipton and around the Yorkshire Dales. The club caters for athletes of all abilities and disciplines (typically road running and fell running as well as track and field events). The club is warm and friendly and welcomes new members.
Sospan Road Runners Sospan Road Runners Club is a friendly and growing club for runners and power walkers of all standards.
South Devon Athletic Club We hope you find our site of use and become a keen supporter of amateur athletics, and our club.
Southwell Running Club
Spectrum Striders Running Club We now have about 150 members, about 100 of whom are regular runners with a wide range of running abilities from newcomers to county standard athletes. Emphasis at the club is on enjoyment as well as competition. Our running interests are in road, cross country, fells and multi-terrain. We are affiliated for road, fell and hill and cross country. We welcome new members of all abilities
Staffordshire Moorlands Athletic Club The club members take part in races both locally and throughout the country including the London marathon and the great north run also some members take part in races abroad including the Reims half marathon in France and the Amsterdam races in Holland as well as fell world championships and other races
Stainland Lions Road Runners Stainland Lions Running Club is a well established group of runners spanning all levels of ability. Our training covers everything from general fitness to marathons. If you have never run before then this is a great place to start, or if you are a sub 3 hour marathon runner we have runners you can train with.
You don't have to be ready for the elite section to join us, it doesn't matter to us if you're a 5 minute miler, an 11 minute miler, or a complete beginner all our members have one thing in common - we all love to run (well most of the time anyway - everyone is allowed an off day here and there).
We hold new training groups periodically, these are ideal for anyone who has never run before and would like to try their feet (as opposed to hand) at the sport, or, as is frequently the case, people who have had a break from running but are ready to rejoin the masses
Stone Master Marathoners The club was formed in 1978 as the first marathon running club in Great Britain. Altough initially focussed on marathons, the club caters for all distances of on and off road running
Stourbridge Running Club
Stowmarket Striders The Stowmarket Striders are a road running club of 200+ members of a mixed age (17 - 70), and ability (from beginners to experienced athletes).
The Stragglers We are a more serious running club than you might think from the name but, above all, we are a very enthusiastic group of people who love running and enjoy the company of other runners. We think we have a great balance between all types of runners: fast and slow; old and young; male and female; experienced and newcomers.
Stratford upon Avon Athletic Club Founded in 1979 we are a well respected but friendly club based in the heart of Stratford upon Avon, welcoming all people from the age of 8 upwards. We aim to cater for runners of all abilities, ranging from those who just want to relax, enjoy themselves and get fit all the way across the range to those who want to compete at the highest level that their ability and dedication can take them.
Stroud and District AC
Swansea Harriers The club's individual and collective achievements are far too many to list. We have produced many Great Britain and Welsh International Athlets in all age groups from Junior to Senior and won numerous Welsh and British titles. We compete in the highest possible leagues in the country
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