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Leo Holmes' Roundup 22nd July

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We start our roundup catching up on results from last Wednesday, where members were in action at the Sorbook Tough 10k!

Ryan Pugsley was first back for the club and a brilliant πŸ₯‰ overall on the night in 39:21! Stephen Campbell was back not long after 9th overall in 42:33 πŸ‘ Eve Gallop - Evans was next, finishing the race in 1:01:24! πŸ™Œ

Congratulations too, to Geoff Wright, who finished a brilliant πŸ₯‡ M75 on the night in 1:15:05! πŸ‘

Turning to the weekend, and we had an abundance of croups in action at the Rabbit run in Merthyr Mawr. Here’s a summary of the results:

In the 12k:

Wayne Humphrey’s πŸ₯‡ M50

Alfie Sargeant πŸ₯‰ MU20

Carol Rees 5th F50

Rob Sage 9th M40

On Sunday, James Prosser took a magnificentπŸ₯ˆ overall in the dragon 50 mile coastal ultra. Starting in Kenfig and ending in Cardiff Bay, James tackled dramatic dunes and cliff tops. Absolutely amazing result πŸ‘

It is also worth mentioning that James also completely the Rabbit Run the day before - incredible effort πŸ‘

Last night, we had a couple of croups starring at the British Milers club races in Aberdare!

πŸ‘‰ Ed Foster ran a brilliant 2:01:61 in the 800m

πŸ‘‰ Colin Williams ran a fantastic 2:19:74 in the 800m. This is a seasons best for Colin, and also only 0.19 seconds away from the M60 Welsh record!

πŸ‘‰ Vaughan Edwards ran a storming 4:16:24 in the 1500m

Lastly, but very much not least. We don’t usually do parkrun shoutouts, but this week we make an exception. Emily Fell broke the female course record by almost a minute at Henley Wood parkrun in Oswestry last weekend. She was also the first ever female to P1 in the event. A fantastic achievement πŸ‘

Club Safety Guidelines

The following advice is intended to keep our runners SAFE at all times!
It is also essential that, whilst out running as a club, we are seen to be polite, responsible, set a good example & not put others at risk.
AT ALL TIMES BE SAFE BE SEEN! You can never be too visible! During the day, always wear bright or light-coloured clothing - fluorescent is good.
At night we would strongly recommend that people ALWAYS wear light-coloured clothing plus a REFLECTIVE (not just fluorescent) bib or sash.
Clip on flashers are a great way to be seen. NEVER ASSUME YOU'VE BEEN SEEN. Always be cautious with traffic.
We would like to remind people that they are responsible for their own safety and that they run at their own risk.Β