by Lisa Johnstone-Admin | Jan 2, 2020 | Race Reports
By PIP RAYNER. When you wake up on Boxing Day and your body is made up of 25% alcohol, 25% cheese, 25% chocolate and 25% Christmas Lunch – I appreciate you may not want to get up and don running attire. But if you ever plan to be in West Yorkshire on Boxing Day then...
by Lisa Johnstone-Admin | Dec 27, 2019 | Member Spotlights
He may not have the fastest legs in the club but I’ll wager that he has the largest lungs. If you’ve ever heard singing coming from the home straight of the parkrun, even when you were at the other end of the park, you’ll know what I mean. How did you get into...
by Lisa Johnstone-Admin | Dec 3, 2019 | Member Spotlights
1. How did you get into running and why? Apart from running (and I use that term very loosely) up and down a hockey pitch for over 15 years, I had never tried running, not even at school. I first attempted ‘running’ in March 2010 after entering the Reading half...
by Lisa Johnstone-Admin | Oct 30, 2019 | Club Championship
There were 32 Quakers taking part in the Richmond 10K on a wet and Undulating course. Marc Ellis Gained the full 50 points in an age adjusted time of 35:14:14, Brian Martin gained 49 points in an age adjusted time of 35:18:52 and Dave Jones gained 48 points in an age...
by Lisa Johnstone-Admin | Oct 30, 2019 | Member Spotlights
Not running on a Sunday and only running three times a week didn’t do Eric Liddle any harm. Our very own Chariot of Fire, Nicola Wells, doesn’t do bad on it either. How did you get into running and why? I’ve ran off and on since I went to school, competing in Cross...
