BA Athletics Club News Digest 4th April 2023
Events marked "#" are points scoring for the club's participation trophy
- for the 2023 title.
Club Event Map:
[Clickable link to Google Maps]
For future weeks: inclusions, with photos, please to Roderick Hoffman at news@barunner.org.uk.
We will be doing an informal run from 18:00 prior to tomorrow's club
committee meeting (that all members are welcome to sit in on). You could try out
the route of the Northumberland 10k (see below).
Note that the Vitality 10k will not be on its usual 1st Bank Holiday in May
date (just ahead of someone's crowning) but has been moved to Sunday 24th
September (clashing with WARR).
Results for Next Week
Please help me by sending in your results, for instance by filling in the tables below and
forwarding to
News@barunner.org.uk. Some events will have "Prompts" set up in
Facebook.
These allow the posting of a single image and some text and make it easy to flip
through everyone's entries.
Monthly Mile (submit by end of Sunday 16th April):
Run one mile and send me your time or add the details to the prompt in
Facebook. The mile can be somebody else's formal event or even one mile within a
longer run. I'll then produce a fancy graph showing your time this month
compared to those of other people and previous runs over the last year:
| Mile Participant |
Location |
Date |
How Measured |
Duration/Time |
Comment: e.g. event |
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Weekly Athletic Achievement (by Sunday evening) or use the Facebook
group prompt:
| Participant |
Event |
Distance |
Location |
Day/Start |
Time or Duration |
Details or comment, and other achievements |
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e.g. Running |
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Editorial - Happy New (club financial) Year!
Please remember that this year's BA Athletics Club subs are/were due
on 1st April - especially for those who want/need to affiliate with UK
Athletics through us. There will be delays if you don't pay THIS WEEK
and you'll waste the time of the volunteers who run this club. But also
thank you to all those who have already paid and/or taken the
opportunity to set-up or modify their Standing Orders!
Our annual subs remain at £9 for yet another year. The year runs from
1st April 2023 to 31st March 2024.
The UK Athletics Affiliation in now £17 for the same period - so £26
to cover both club subs and affiliation.
Please contact Chris directly if you need reminding of the
club's bank details:
>Chris Kelly
(Club Treasurer)
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Northumberland 10km - Wednesday 12th April 2022 #
The Northumberland 10km, probably the only in house 10km based on the Bedfont
Club, returns to the club calendar on Wednesday 12th April after the Covid
Interruption. The successor to the Watersplash 10km at Cranford has
traditionally been held in the Spring, 11 days before the London Marathon.
 The
course is over two laps – starting and finishing close to the junction of Cains
Lane and Hatton Road (approx. 300m from the club gates).
The event is held on a pursuit basis so runners should be choosing a start
time to bring them to the finish at about 7.15 pm.
The course follows Hatton Road down to St Mary’s Church at Bedfont Green
where runners turn left and follow Staines Road (A315) as far as the Faggs Road
junction.
A left turn takes the runners over a bridge over the Duke of Northumberland’s
River. Another left turn leaving the pavement (well before the entrance to
Tesco) takes the runners onto a woodland trail heading into the setting sun
parallel to the river. There is one turn to the left, then continue until the
junction with the footpath between the allotments and the school grounds.
A final turn to the right and the final quarter mile straight back towards
Hatton Road. Turn left and repeat for a second lap.
Those who want to run or walk a single lap may do so but this is essentially
a 10km evening.
Those intending to run are invited to contact Steve Newell in advance with an
estimated time.
No food is being organised at Bedfont FC so a visit to the Duke of Wellington
across the road is suggested.
Steve Newell
Five Mile Handicap - 29th March Results and Final Table
Seven runners lined up for the sixth and final run of the 2022/23 5 mile
handicap series. The final table placings hung in the balance to the very
last minute, literally, as 7 p.m. came and went and the leading contenders were
still battling against each other and the pouring rain in Hatton Road as they
headed back to the Bedfont Football Club. Amanda Coombs bravely started
while clearly suffering from a visit to her dentist earlier in the day and after
missing the right turn at Kingston Avenue (coned off for road works) decided to
call it a day after one lap. Benita and John Scaife (50:19) recorded their
best times of the series. Julie Barclay (42:18) was below her best but better
than she expected on the night. Maarten Stenham (43:58) put in another
regular performance. The ever present Stephen Taylor (43:49) was a contender to
the last but unable at the end to run quite as quickly as earlier in the series
which left Paul Watt (33:41) as the winner having been the fastest and the most
consistent over the series as a whole with a best time of 33:14.
9th March 2023. Conditions: pouring rain
| |
clock
start |
halfway
split |
2nd half
split |
5M time |
v. target:
faster |
v. target:
slower |
points |
ranking
determinent |
rank |
clock
halfway |
clock
finish |
| Benita Scaife |
1:51:00 |
25:18 |
25:01 |
50:19 |
00:41 |
|
19.5 |
00:41 |
2= |
1:25:42 |
1:00:41 |
| John Scaife |
1:51:00 |
25:00 |
25:19 |
50:19 |
00:41 |
|
19.5 |
00:41 |
2= |
1:26:00 |
1:00:41 |
| Amanda Coombs |
1:49:50 |
26:50 |
|
|
49:50 |
|
1 |
DNF |
|
1:23:00 |
n/a |
| Julie Barclay |
1:45:00 |
21:13 |
21:05 |
42:18 |
02:42 |
|
14 |
02:42 |
6 |
1:23:47 |
1:02:42 |
| Stephen Taylor |
1:43:00 |
21:44 |
22:05 |
43:49 |
|
00:49 |
16 |
01:38 |
4 |
1:21:16 |
59:11 |
| Maarten Stenham |
1:43:00 |
21:44 |
22:14 |
43:58 |
|
00:58 |
15 |
01:56 |
5 |
1:21:16 |
59:02 |
| Paul Watt |
1:33:30 |
16:34 |
17:07 |
33:41 |
|
00:11 |
25 |
00:22 |
1 |
1:16:56 |
59:49 |
Winter 5 mile handicap points table after all 6 runs
| |
Oct |
Nov |
Dec |
Jan |
Feb |
Mar |
best four total |
best time |
runs |
| Paul Watt |
25 |
21 |
0 |
25 |
0 |
25 |
96 |
33:19 |
4 |
| Stephen Taylor |
18 |
25 |
25 |
(15) |
(15) |
16 |
84 |
42:21 |
6 |
| Maarten Stenham |
14 |
0 |
18 |
18 |
25 |
(15) |
75 |
38:59 |
5 |
| Julie Barclay |
21 |
15 |
0 |
21 |
0 |
14 |
71 |
38:00 |
4 |
| Roderick Hoffman |
16 |
16 |
0 |
16 |
21 |
0 |
69 |
49:55 |
4 |
| Benita Scaife |
0 |
13.5 |
0 |
0 |
17 |
19.5 |
50.0 |
50:19 |
3 |
| John Scaife |
0 |
13.5 |
0 |
0 |
17 |
19.5 |
50.0 |
50:19 |
3 |
| Steve Hillier |
0 |
0 |
21 |
0 |
14 |
0 |
35 |
1:01:15 |
2 |
| Amanda Coombs |
13 |
18 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
32 |
47:16 |
3 |
| Jacob Stenham |
15 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
15 |
46:05 |
1 |
| Chris Kelly |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
13 |
0 |
13 |
47:20 |
1 |
Steve Newell
Green Belt Relay Records update
One last thing on the 2022 event (and possibly of interest for those of you
roped in for this year) - the untimely issuance of the updated BA Results &
Records! After years of non-appearance, the Female side of the records has at
last been established. Some of which go all the way back to 2005... some of them
are still up for grabs..!
As is customary, when the length of the Stage changes, as often does happen,
the new runner gets to set a new record (it's the only way some of us can manage
it..) so the long-held records are the most stable, or have not been run since,
by someone of that gender - debatable, but let's see.
The headlines for last year were the slew of Female Records set by Frankie
(stages 3 and 21), Maria (9 and 15), Josie (2), Kerry (14) and Vicky (19), in
addition to Frankie's two Stage wins, and the GBR Stage Records for Frankie and
Maria, with proud dad Murray also sneaking a new BA Record (partly thanks to the
new stage 22 finish at Bushy)
Chris Kelly
Recent Activity Achievements
The following covers two weeks - ending March 27th (M) and April 3rd
(A). One definitely gets the impression that we are in marathon season.
Your achievement not listed? It could be because you didn't submit it.
| Colleague |
Activity |
Distance |
Course |
When |
Duration |
Comments |
| Adrian Haines |
Race |
400m |
World Masters |
M Sun |
00:58.12 |
World Masters M55 400m heats 58.12. 2nd 3rd fastest overall. |
| Andy Rayner |
Various |
|
Local |
M |
|
Three reports please. Sun 19Mar: 3.5mile cycle in 17:35 plus fast
walk 10:40 (at 06:00). Wed 22Mar: 14:00 fast walk. Sat 25Mar: 3.5mile
cycle in 18:30. |
| Barry Walters |
Running |
13km |
Swinley Forest, Bracknell |
M Sun am |
01:16:49 |
In sunny cool conditions. Out and back effort with an undulating
route loop included. Then did one hour of body pump with light
weights and 45 minutes group cycling at my local leisure centre.
|
| Ian Cunningham |
parkrun |
5km |
Bushy Park |
M Sat am |
00:24:30 |
An achievement 14 years in the making! Lovely to see so many BA
runners joining me to celebrate my 500th parkrun. The milestone page now
advertises a 1000 runs goal … just 500 more to go! |
| Jain Reid |
Running |
27.28km |
Thames path |
M Sun pm |
03:10:15 |
Another marathon training run for me on the riverside. I delayed
until after the rain but forgot about the boat race so had to dodge a
few people and Morris dancers on the way round. |
| Mike Dennison |
Race |
Half-M |
Hampton Court Palace Half Marathon |
M Sun |
01:33:36 |
Conditions not good: drizzle throughout and the towpath was very
puddly and muddy (even more so on the 2nd lap with 4000+ runners!), and
the final mile in Home Park was also muddy and slippery, but I actually
really enjoyed it, and managed a course PB of 1:33:36, and first in my
V65 age group. |
| Piers Keenleyside |
Race |
Half-M |
Hampton Court Palace Half Marathon |
M Sun |
01:52:31 |
Had hoped for sub 1:50 but conditions underfoot were too damp! Only
half the course was tarmac, the rest on muddy tracks full of big
puddles. The last 2 miles were especially slippery and I nearly came a
cropper several times. 7th (of 30) in the MV65 age group - well beaten
by Mike! |
| Roderick Hoffman |
Running |
8.39km |
Bedfont |
M Wed pm |
00:58:57 |
Before the Awards Evening, with a lap of the Feltham track where I
passed Chris Kelly twice going the opposite way! I did visit Bedfont
Lakes but as I got there they were about to lock the gates so it was
just a token loop. |
| Simon Turton |
Orienteering |
11.3km |
British Long Distance Orienteering Championships, Newbury |
M Sat |
01:34:51 |
Injury thus lack of training meant I concentrated on getting around
and a combination of good compass work & pacing meant an almost error
free run . Placed 31/65 in my age group, which I’m more than chuffed
with. Weather was windy but stayed dry. |
| Steve Waite |
Orienteering |
|
Brasted Chart, near Seven Oaks |
M Thur eve |
01:00:00 |
Night Orienteering. Kent Night Club round 20. 17th from 22. That’s
it for Night Orienteering this season, back to parkruns. |
| Adrian Haines |
Race |
800m |
World Masters, Poland |
A Sun |
00:02:08 |
World Masters 800m Final. M55. 2 seconds outside World record in
2:08 and came 6th (first Brit). |
| Andy Rayner |
Various |
|
Cox Green |
A |
|
Two reports - Thurs 30Mar: Cycle 3.5miles Cox Green in 18minutes.
Sat 1April brisk walk for 10:50. |
| Benita Scaife |
Running |
4miles |
Marlow via Cookham Dean Common and Bisham Woods |
A Sun |
00:50:00 |
Photo taken on permitted path through Copas farm which was quite
firm, but further on the woods were a mudbath. |
| John Scaife |
Running |
4miles |
Marlow via Cookham Dean Common and Bisham Woods |
A Sun |
00:50:00 |
As Benita |
| Chris Kelly |
Race |
Marathon |
Paris Marathon |
A Sun |
04:39:36 |
With my son Ben, his first. We all enjoyed the first half, but as
usual the second half was more challenging. Impressive route through the
city, and the two parks, hillier than expected at the end. The race was
well organised (compared to the bib pick up!). |
| Emma Moreton |
parkrun |
5km |
Southsea |
A Sat am |
00:22:16 |
Whilst on the Isle of Wight I decided that it would be more
interesting to take the hovercraft back to the mainland and do Southsea
parkrun (instead of Medina (IoW) which I’ve done previously). Letter “S”
achieved! |
| Jacqui Haines |
Running |
13km |
Toruń parkrun and city. |
A Sat am |
|
I was in Poland watching the Masters Athletics and managed some
training in the park and the parkrun and the 8k run back to Toruń - in
time to watch the 1500 finals which were superb. |
| Jain Reid |
mixed Run/Walk |
30.25km |
Thames path |
A Sun pm |
03:23:00 |
Another long run:walk ahead of Manchester and London. Nice to have a
bit of ☀️ at the end. 30.25k in 3:23 |
| Janet Smith |
Running |
5.5miles |
Barbados |
A |
|
I was in Barbados for 10 days so went out run / walking to explore
the local area. Longest one was 5.5 miles. Hard work in the heat, even
in the early morning |
| Piers Keenleyside |
Race |
5km |
Serpentine Last Friday of the Month 5k |
A Fri lunch |
00:24:51 |
Braved the rain for once and managed to do my fastest 5K in over 3
1/2 years at the Serpentine LFOTM today (31st March) with a time of
around 24:51. Still waiting for official results. |
| Piers Keenleyside (again) |
Race |
Half-M |
Reading Half Marathon |
A Sun am |
01:46:10 |
Best effort for w/e 2 April was the Reading Half Marathon done in an
official time of 1:46:10. Great to finish in the Royal's football
stadium! |
| Roderick Hoffman |
Running |
5km |
River Nile, Luxor, Egypt |
A Fri pm |
00:36:25 |
Recovering from a bad cold, but nothing worse, managed to finish the
month with a 5k "canal" run. Photo shows that I managed to get my steps
in, most days whilst away. |
| Stephen Taylor |
Running |
20.25miles |
Thames to Fulham and back |
A Sat |
03:42:49 |
Three weeks out from London I did my last big long run. 20 miles,
out along the Thames to the Fulham ground and back. |
| Steve Hillier |
Running |
3.8km |
Roxbourne Park |
A |
|
Also 15mile cycle to Hayes and back, including a loop on the path
around the outside of the Minet cycle track. A very competitive junior
cycle race was underway. Return via a muddy and in places flooded canal
towpath. |
| Tim Bellars |
Race |
Marathon |
Brighton Marathon |
A Sun |
04:04:09 |
Brighton Marathon. Lovely day for running. Enjoyed the day. 4:04:09.
Just can’t get under 4 hrs at the mo. |
Photos:
Roderick Hoffman
parkrun Results for Saturday 25th March and 1st April
28 and 24 activities are recorded below. Please get in touch if your activity is
missing. Volunteer only efforts have been left out this time but I will be
producing a club volunteer update report soon.
| Club parkrunner |
parkrun |
Run# |
Pos |
Time |
Age Grade |
Comment for runs on 25th March |
| Mike
DENNISON |
Bedfont Lakes |
634 |
9 |
0:22:50 |
73.43% |
| Maria
JOVANI |
Bedfont Lakes |
634 |
87 |
0:36:17 |
44.65% |
| Paul
KNECHTL |
Bushy Park |
923 |
16 |
0:18:19 |
81.16% |
28th parkrun. Fastest since Dec 2019. Only 61 seconds slower than
his/our club record at Bushy set in July 2017. |
| Ian Haylock |
Bushy Park |
923 |
144 |
0:21:55 |
68.37% |
| Ian
CUNNINGHAM |
Bushy Park |
923 |
300 |
0:24:30 |
65.44% |
500th parkrun, 393rd at Bushy. |
| Barry
WALTERS |
Bushy Park |
923 |
610 |
0:28:27 |
60.05% |
| Jeremy
SHORT |
Bushy Park |
923 |
724 |
0:30:15 |
53.50% |
2nd run at Bushy. |
| Benita
SCAIFE |
Bushy Park |
923 |
836 |
0:32:05 |
66.13% |
| John
SCAIFE |
Bushy Park |
923 |
837 |
0:32:08 |
54.25% |
| Kevin
HOLLAND |
Bushy Park |
923 |
1007 |
0:36:51 |
51.42% |
|
Christopher T KELLY |
Bushy Park |
923 |
1023 |
0:38:06 |
41.03% |
First run at Bushy, our 64th club member to have run there. |
| Scott
DAVISON |
Crane Park |
498 |
58 |
0:27:09 |
54.76% |
| Piers
KEENLEYSIDE |
Gunnersbury |
515 |
210 |
0:26:45 |
63.30% |
| Joan
FOXLEY |
Harrow |
340 |
224 |
0:40:36 |
58.66% |
First run "since the virus hit!" |
| Keith
Johnson |
Houghton Hall |
201 |
32 |
0:24:20 |
62.12% |
| Harjit
Jhooti |
Lancing Beach Green |
147 |
90 |
0:37:24 |
47.77% |
BA Ladies record (Ian Cunningham holding the Grade and Men's record) |
| Melanie
Miller |
Lancing Beach Green |
147 |
92 |
0:39:18 |
45.46% |
| Paul
WATT |
Leazes |
103 |
11 |
0:20:36 |
76.54% |
BA Men's and Grade record from Neil) |
| Julie
BARCLAY |
Leazes |
103 |
71 |
0:27:28 |
68.69% |
BA Ladies record |
| David
Cowell |
Nidda |
194 |
4 |
0:18:40 |
75.98% |
BA Men's record from David Duggan and Grade record from Roderick. |
| Bob
BANNISTER |
Osterley |
416 |
88 |
0:26:07 |
64.84% |
| Trish
MCCABE |
Osterley |
416 |
89 |
0:26:10 |
61.27% |
| Anne
Bannister |
Osterley |
416 |
160 |
0:30:52 |
67.71% |
| Alan
ANDERSON |
Osterley |
416 |
240 |
0:51:03 |
51.22% |
| Jain
REID |
Richmond Park |
748 |
245 |
0:29:35 |
62.03% |
| David
DUGGAN |
Stockley Country |
11 |
56 |
0:36:23 |
45.26% |
| Fiona
Bishop |
Woking |
359 |
96 |
0:25:30 |
78.30% |
|
Jacqueline MUSSELWHITE |
Woking |
359 |
167 |
0:28:02 |
62.90% |
parkrun Review 25th March 2023
Ian Cunningham (24:30) duly completed his 500th parkrun at Bushy Park
supported by Janet Cunningham (32:32) and no dog! Paul Knechtl (18:19)
notched up his 28th parkrun. Other club members included Ian Haylock
(21:55), Barry Walters (28:27), Jeremy Short (30:15), Benita Scaife (32:05),
John Scaife (32:08), Kevin Holland (36:51) and Chris Kelly (38:06). Former
member David Tyas (21:23) was also running, his 678th parkrun.
Plans for Alan Anderson to cycle to Bushy for his 650th run (i.e. 500+100+50)
were abandoned because of the forecast near gale force winds but he ran at his
new home run at Osterley nevertheless to keep a good distance ahead of the rest
of us. There are now 468 members of the “500” club.
Steve Newell
PS I didn’t fancy cycling into a headwind from Chiswick to Hampton Court
either and set off by car in what should have been good time. I didn’t
know about the road between Teddington and Hampton Wick being closed for road
works and followed the diversion via Teddington, passing the gate (Teddington
end of Chestnut Avenue) into Bushy Park on the way (at about 08:25). In
hindsight I should have headed for the Pheasantry carpark at that point but I
carried on to reach the usual Diana carpark only to find it already full and
with traffic being what it was I was unable to get back (round the outside of
the park) to the Pheasantry car park in time so in the end I got back to Diana
car park at about 9.30, found a space and joined the Prosecco party! The
first time I have ever set off to do a parkrun and failed to start and finish.
Additional Stats - Club parkrun Popularity:
| parkrun |
Members |
Runs |
Comment |
| Bedfont Lakes |
55 |
1589 |
Most popular in total runs |
| Bushy Park |
64 |
1552 |
Most popular by runners, and catching up on runs |
| Gunnersbury |
42 |
839 |
|
| Reading |
22 |
773 |
|
| Black Park |
38 |
579 |
|
| Crane Park |
39 |
520 |
|
| Osterley |
47 |
415 |
|
| ...various... |
... |
... |
|
| Stockley Country |
24 |
29 |
New local parkrun |
| Queen Elizabeth |
13 |
13 |
Most popular run without any repeat runs |
Roderick Hoffman
| Club parkrunner |
parkrun |
Run# |
Pos |
Time |
Age Grade |
Comment for runs on 1st April |
| Joe NOLAN |
Black Park |
653 |
286 |
0:34:09 |
50.02% |
1st April Pacing? Target 50% age grade! |
| Ian Haylock |
Bushy Park |
924 |
92 |
0:21:20 |
70.23% |
| Steve
NEWELL |
Catford |
186 |
129 |
0:49:12 |
40.82% |
5th run at Catford. |
| Ben
CHAYTOW |
Crane Park |
499 |
43 |
0:25:00 |
57.13% |
| Harjit
Jhooti |
Foots Cray Meadows |
163 |
42 |
0:38:32 |
46.37% |
first run at Foots Cray Meadows, park #75 |
| Melanie
Miller |
Foots Cray Meadows |
163 |
44 |
0:42:38 |
41.91% |
first run at Foots Cray Meadows, park #109 |
| Paul
WATT |
Gladstone |
496 |
14 |
0:21:37 |
72.94% |
first run at Gladstone, park #130 |
| Julie
BARCLAY |
Gladstone |
496 |
202 |
0:46:57 |
40.18% |
first run at Gladstone, park #134 |
| Piers
KEENLEYSIDE |
Gunnersbury |
516 |
147 |
0:25:41 |
65.93% |
| Trish
MCCABE |
Gunpowder |
521 |
79 |
0:27:10 |
59.02% |
first run at Gunpowder, park #118, yes #118 |
| Joan
FOXLEY |
Harrow |
341 |
210 |
0:38:36 |
61.70% |
| Denis
FOXLEY |
Harrow |
341 |
211 |
0:38:37 |
48.25% |
| Keith
Johnson |
Houghton Hall |
202 |
36 |
0:23:54 |
63.25% |
| David
DUGGAN |
Leakin Park |
231 |
19 |
0:34:30 |
47.73% |
first run at Leakin Park, park #123. BA run #715. |
| Scott
DAVISON |
Osterley |
417 |
87 |
0:26:35 |
55.92% |
| Jeremy
SHORT |
Osterley |
417 |
156 |
0:29:58 |
54.00% |
| Alan
ANDERSON |
Osterley |
417 |
272 |
0:53:29 |
48.89% |
| Neil
FREDIANI |
Prudhoe Riverside |
252 |
67 |
0:32:25 |
52.24% |
| Jain
REID |
Richmond Park |
749 |
178 |
0:29:05 |
63.09% |
| Emma
Moreton |
Southsea |
427 |
33 |
0:22:16 |
69.61% |
first run at Southsea, park #22, 2nd lady, just 5 seconds outside Julie's club
ladies' record. |
| Mike
DENNISON |
Stockley Country |
12 |
3 |
0:21:53 |
76.62% |
3rd finisher. |
| Maria
JOVANI |
Stockley Country |
12 |
10 |
0:24:39 |
65.72% |
BA Ladies' record. First lady finisher. |
|
Jacqueline MUSSELWHITE |
Toruń |
342 |
76 |
0:27:15 |
64.71% |
first run at Torun (Central Poland). BA run #714. |
| Barry
WALTERS |
Upton Court |
463 |
63 |
0:30:53 |
55.32% |
parkrun Review 1st April 2023 (brief)
Paul and Julie were planning to go to Finsbury Park but it was one of dozens
to get called off because we had so much rain last week. Luckily they were
alert enough to divert to Gladstone Park – they were planning to use the tube to
get to Finsbury Park so there may be a story there!
It was very muddy at
Catford. I definitely went in the wrong pair of shoes. Ian Cunningham had
a week off.
Steve Newell
With April Fool's Day falling on a parkrun day there were quite a few rogue
announcements given out by Run Directors. I've reviewed a few of them and
perhaps the best were:
- Albert Park in Melbourne announcing that a limited parkrun was being
permitted...but runners would need to be able to complete the lap in 1 minute 17
seconds to keep ahead of the F1 cars doing practice laps of the course ahead of
Sunday's Grand Prix. Walkers would not be permitted.
- Weymouth parkrun announced that as a parkrun HQ trial they would be allowing
all finishers to scan in their own position tag using the usual app - though
with the additional step of adding the unique code "SLOOFLIRPA".
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leisure.
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Roderick Hoffman
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