Well, we’ve deliberated, cogitated and digested and now the results are up.
Linky thing here.
A huge congratulations once again to Rob the winner and all those who took part. The next event will be a predict-a-time. The date will be coming along soon.
Run to Live RC will be holding its very own orienteering event next Wednesday 30th May. The details are as follows:
Start and Finish:
Meet at 7.15pm for registration outside Run to Live in Barnett Wood Lane. Runners will start en mass at 7.30 pm and will finish at 8.30 pm. It will be run on a mixed terrain course, but mainly on pavement around Ashtead.
So, after the great success of the Esher Church School 10k the next races on the schedule are as follows:
Dorking 10 Mile -10th June 2012
Epsom 10k - 17th June 2012
Reigate Priory Summer 10k - 4th July 2012
Claygate Country 5 Mile - 8th July 2012
We are also looking at the possibility of an away day at the Swindon Half marathon on Sunday 14th October 2012. If you are interested in this event then e-mail us at info@runtolive.org.uk to let us know. If there are enough of us then we’ll look into the possibility of hiring a minibus to take us down there.
When we started the running club the idea was always to be participative rather than competitive. Today we managed to achieve both.
The Esher 10k was our first real outing as a club. 28 runners lined up from Run to Live including a few from the Improvers group, for who this would be their first proper race.
Esher Church School 10k, 7th May 2012 TBC, Link
David Davies Nonsuch Relays, 4th July 2012, 7pm, Link
The first annual Run to Live RC Predict-a-Time
Wednesday 25th April 2012, 7.15 pm for a prompt start at 7.30 pm
Woodfield. (cross the railway at Ashtead station, continue on down the footpath opposite the crossing and meet at the footbridge at the end of this path.
This event is all off road and will run no matter how wet/dry, warm/cold it is so just turn up for a fun evening run on the common, with the option of warming up in The Woodman afterwards if you bring suitable clothes.
No watches or GPS allowed on the course
Just a quick note to say that all scheduled runs will be happening over Easter. Hope to see you there.
By John Baker
My first outing in the new Run to Live RC strip - a race with a difference.
Tri adventure organise adventure races locally and nationally and have a series based at Mickleham in the spring and autumn. The events consist of either a mountain bike ride followed by a run or just a straight trail run and include a healthy dose of navigation.
By Andrew Macbeth
To sunny Hastings, “popular with Visitors since 1066” according to the race website, for the 28th running of the annual Half Marathon. My sister Sarah and I were taking part, Sarah for the 2nd year in a row and I for the first time. 4,500 other runners also decided to keep us company.
We run to live, to keep fit, to lose weight, for friendship, competition and to add to the rocking chair moments. We do everything from run/walk to Ironman. Come join us.
