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Leo Holmes' Roundup 26th August

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We start this weeks roundup in Antrim, where Sam Griffiths was in action representing Wales in the Half. Sam finished in an astounding 1:05:50, a new PB for him, and putting him 3rd all time in the clubs half marathon rankings! A super result 🙌

From Antrim, to the Beast of Bryn trail race in the village of Bryn, near Port Talbot. We had three runners taking on the 10.5 mile race.

Phil Hambleton was 🥇 overall in the race, finishing in a fantastic 1:02:55! Nynke Kuiper was back soon after finishing 🥇 female in 1:15:10! Cracking performances both 👏

Martyn Driscoll was also taking part, finishing in a brilliant 1:19:02! Brilliant results on the trails!

We now turn abroad, firstly, to France, where Anthony Smets was in action in his hometown, completing Course le Cathèdral 10km race in 35:21, which saw him take 🥉 senior! 🇫🇷

In Sweden, Wendy Cole took part in the Djurgårdenvarvet 10k trail race. Wendy finished in an excellent 1:04:47. Very well done Wendy! 🇸🇪

Lastly, but very much not least. Last Thursday, Jeff Aston and Gab Stuokus were in action at the Severn Bridge 1 mile. Jeff recorded a time of 12:50, and Gab a time of 5:29. Brilliant performances both! 👏

 

 

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.