If you would be interested let me know! I have a few great areas in Dunfermline that I have in mind!
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This post was written by Tommy on November 3, 2011
Here’s a wee interesting event to Think About, Mud, Climbing Frames, Slides, Tunnel Diving, Electrical Shocks.
http://toughmudder.com/events/scotland/scotland-2012-course-map
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This post was written by Tommy on November 3, 2011
Just back from Aviemore and getting set for tonights classes, results from the Half & 10K can be found on this post.
http://www.aviemorehalfmarathon.org/Pages/Results.html
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This post was written by Tommy on October 17, 2011
Last 2 Appointments are available today at 4 & 8pm, next slot shall be next Tuesday due to the Aviemore Half Marathon weekender.
http://www.aviemorehalfmarathon.org/
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This post was written by Tommy on October 14, 2011
Results from Loch Ness Marathon & their 10k, well done to Fellow Friends & Facebookers Kerry Liam Wilson & Grant Wilkie
Can be found on their PDF http://www.tdl.ltd.uk/index.php
Great Run by Kerry Liam Wilson who runs first claim for RonHill Cambuslang and 2nd claim of Girvan where he works and stays.
I’ll be up against stiff opposition at next weekends Aviemore half from fellow Vet Grant Wilkie who ran 2.42.52
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This post was written by Tommy on October 4, 2011
Cairngorm Charmer Challenge this weekend & Aviemore Half next week so no Beach Training until Sat 22nd Oct I’m Afraid
Race Info http://www.chss.org.uk/fundraising/charmer/
Last weeks Beach Pictures http://www.flickr.com/photos/67924222@N06/sets/72157627669047551/
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This post was written by Tommy on October 4, 2011
Entries are taken on the day for East Neuk 10k, K.O 11am Sunday, online entries close midnight Thursday, race info below!
http://www.entrycentral.com/index.php?raceID=100623
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Registration from 10:00 am to 10:45 am Entry on the day up to 10:45 am Start at 11 am from Waid Academy Fast out and back course Scottish Athletics permit event, held under UK Athletics rules. Showers and changing facilities available Extensive prize list sponsored by Anstruther Fish Bar:
1K Family Fun Run |
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| Event Address | Waid Academy, Anstruther | ||||||
| Event Date | 25 Sep 2011 | ||||||
| Event Status | Open | ||||||
| Closing Date | 23 Sep 2011 | ||||||
| Total Places | 350 | ||||||
| Places Taken | 171 | ||||||
| Governing Body | scottishathletics | ||||||
| Event Website | http://www.haddies.weebly.com | ||||||
| Organiser | Fiona Mitchell | ||||||
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| Phone | 01333 312003 | ||||||
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This post was written by Tommy on September 22, 2011
2ND COMMONWEALTH MOUNTAIN AND ULTRA DISTANCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 19th September 2011
The 2nd Commonwealth Mountain and Ultradistance Running Championships will be hosted in three spectacular north-west Wales locations – Llandudno, Llanberis (Snowdon) and Newborough Forest, Anglesey. The combined events of mountain races (Up & Down), ultra-distance races (24 hr event) and trail running (55km off road) for both men and women will produce a long weekend international festival of running.
The championships start with a 24 Hour road race in Llundudno on Friday. The winning team is based on the cumulative distance run by the top 3 runners from each nation. Scotland are represented by the experienced Pauline Walker (Carnegie) who is the National record holder for 100 miles; 200K and 24 hours. She will be backed up by two athletes making their 24 hour road race debut Sharon Law and Debbie Consani (both Garscube) however both have extensive experience and impressive form from the West Highland Way race. The men are equally experienced with two-time West Highland Way winner Ritchie Cunningham (Carnegie) and multiple Scottish ultra internationalist Paul Hart (Dumfries), joining GB international Steve Mason (Dundee) and multiple ultra record holder William Sichel from Orkney
On the Saturday there is a full programme of hill racing at Llanberis where Scotland again field strong teams. The ladies team in particular, as all have experience of the World Mountain Trophy. Tracey Brindley (Bellahouston RR) who was 2nd in the 2005 Trophy is backed up by Christina Rankin (Kilbarchan); Catriona Buchannan (Central) and Sue Ridley (Edinburgh). They are joined by Claire Ward (HBT), an multiple orienteering International gaining her first hill running selection. An equally strong men’s team is led by GB Internationals Robbie Simpson (Deeside) and Joe Symonds (HBT) and backed up by Sam Hesling (Carnethy), Alastair Anthony (Ochil) and Kenny Richmond (Bellahouston RR).
Also on Saturday at Llanberis, Scotland’s age-group hill racing teams will take part in the UK Junior Hill International. This competition is competed for over two age-groups with 3 to count from a team of 4. Travelling for this competition are will be: U16 Girls – Myrtle Breckenridge (Shettleston); Emma and Oonagh Dunnett (Edinburgh); Louise Mercer (Teviotdale). U16 Boys – Chris Galloway (Fife); Andrew Lawler (Law and District); Rowan Marr (Gala); Callum Matthews (Kilbarchan) U19 Women – Scout Adkin (Moorfoot); Jennifer Cruickshanks (Fife); Halina Rees (Fife); Kirstie Rogan (Forres) and U19 Men – Sam Burgess (Aberdeen); Craig Campbell (Inverness); Adam Harris (Fife); Garry Rankin (Kilbarchan).
The championships then finish with a trail race over 55K on Anglesey. Scotland have again entered experienced teams featuring GB internationals Angela Mudge (Carnethy); Lucy Colquhoun and Kate Jenkins (HBT) backed up by ultra specialist Nathalie Christie (Edinburgh) and Claire Gordon (HBT) better known for her long distance mountain performances. The male team brings together Scottish Ultra Trail Champion Matt Williamson (Bellahouston RR) with long distance Mountain specialists Paul Raistrick (Inverness) and Andy Fallas (Carnethy).
Full details of the championships and all the supporting races can be found athttp://www.cmudc2011.org/en/races
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This post was written by Tommy on September 21, 2011
Comrades Marathon 2012 Entries are now being taken.
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This post was written by Tommy on September 9, 2011
How to enter Loch Ness Marathon and 10k’s
Baxters Loch Ness Marathon & Festival of RunningWelcome to the September edition of the Baxters Loch Ness Marathon & Festival of Running e-news! Only 3 weeks to go until Sunday 2 October 2011! |
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Only a few days left to enter!Charity assured places in the marathon are available via our nominated and associated charities. Guaranteed places for UK Athletics / Scottish Athletics club runners and overseas runners are also available. Enter Now until midnight on Monday 12th September. Entry for the Baxters River Ness 10K, HSBC 10K Corporate Challenge and River Ness 5K Fun Run is also open unitl midnight on Monday 12 September. Enter now! For full information on all of the events please click here. |
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Baxters Pasta PartyCome along to the Baxters Pasta Party between 12.30-18.00 on Saturday 1 October. All runners, friends and family are invited! This will be an ideal opportunity to “carbo-load” on a delicious three-course meal. During this special 10th year Pasta Party there is an exciting new menu, live music from Hoodja of Belladrum fame, and should you need them, a small number of physiotherapists and massage therapists on hand who will provide massage in return for a small donation to charity. Tickets are £10 and can be purchased via our online shop until 26th September. Limited tickets will also be available on the day. |
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Transport to Marathon StartAll marathon runners have been allocated a place on the bus from outside the Ice Rink near the Event Village at Bught Park, Inverness to the Start. There will also be a special pick-up from two locations on Loch Ness - Drumnadrochit and Fort Augustus. We are anticipating minimal runners requiring pick-up from here. Please e-mail info@lochnessmarathon.com to reserve your place for this as soon as possible (by 12 September at the latest).(Please note that the organisers will not be organising return transport to Fort Augustus or Drumnadrochit after the race). Email us ONLY if you require pick-up from Drumnadrochit or Fort Augustus. |
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Lots for Spectators too!There will be lots going on for runners and spectators at the Event Village on Sunday 2 October with exciting new family fun activities and live music including Hoodja who delighted the crowds at Belladrum this summer. You won’t go hungry if you’re one of the thousands of spectators enjoying the sights and sounds of the Festival of Running. For the second year running, the Baxters Food & Drink Fayre will provide a mouth-watering array of hot and cold food to eat on the go. Local producers and caterers have once again come together to sell everything from venison burgers, crofters pies and seafood paella to hog roast, handmade pizzas, soup and filled baked tatties. Read more here. |
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Family Fun at FestivalNew this year are the Super Jumpers where, safely harnessed, you can have a fantastic experience jumping to heights in excess of 8m. So why not get together with your friends and see who can jump the highest? Or why not scale the climbing wall? Bouncy castles and face painting will also be available. Check here for more information on activities and we look forward to seeing you there! |
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Race InformationTo view our online event magazine please click here. |
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Tips from BaxtersAs title sponsor of the Loch Ness Marathon, Baxters understands the importance of preparing your body for the big event. With only two weeks to go until Marathon ‘D’ Day it is vital to ensure you are taking the correct steps to allow you to train and perform to the very best of your ability. To avoid injury or getting sick before the race check out our top tips. Read more here. |
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Top Training TipsIn his monthly series, Adrian Stott, one of Scotland’s most experienced ultra-distance runners, former British 24 hour champion and manager of specialist running store, Run and Become, offers advice and training tips. All coaches will tell you that trying to cram extra training into the last 2 weeks is pretty useless and will result in you getting to the start line jaded and tired. So you just have to accept what you have done up to now and plan your race goal accordingly. Read more here. |
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Scottish Daily MailThe Scottish Daily Mail is the proud media sponsor of the Baxters Loch Ness Marathon & Festival of Running. All the Scottish, national and international news and reviews you need. Plus, award-winning daily sections. Don’t miss the pre-race build up, exclusive competitions, race report and pictures. Written and published in Scotland. Your Scottish Daily Mail. Visit MailOnline, Britain’s number one newspaper site atwww.dailymail.co.uk |
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Advice from Highland SpringHighland Spring is proud to be the official water supplier to the Baxters Loch Ness Marathon & Festival of Running for the 6th consecutive year and will be on hand on the day to help you stay hydrated throughout the event. Drinking sufficient water before, during and after exercise is essential for both optimising performance and staying fit and healthy. If you feel thirsty – your body is already starting to dehydrate. Don’t wait for the onset of thirst before you drink. Highland Spring wishes all runners the best of luck! For more hydration tips, trivia and news, follow @Highland_Spring on twitter. |
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New Range of MerchanciseOur great new range of Baxters Loch Ness Marathon & Festival of Running branded clothing is now available for purchase via our online shop or instore at Scotland’s specialist running shop, Run and Become. This range has been developed in partnership with Run and Become and GORE RUNNING WEAR. Products can be ordered via our online shop, or at the Edinburgh branch of Run and Become. |
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Run and Become at the Event VillageRUN and BECOME the official event retail partner, will once again be present at the Event Village on Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd October. Together with GORE Running Wear, they will have the official Baxters Loch Ness Marathon & Festival of Running merchandise range, along with some of the new Autumn ranges from GORE. All the usual last minute gels, energy bars and accessories will be available too, and some weekend marathon special offers, so look out for them when you register on Saturday. Remember the 15% runners discount offer featured in your race magazine is valid up until race day on all our full priced stock in store and online. It is unfortunately not available on the event merchandise, sale items or nutrition products.www.runandbecome.com |
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This post was written by Tommy on September 9, 2011
On Sunday afternoon, Carnegie Harriers in conjunction with Cloybank Estate host the 2nd Cloybank 6K Trail Race.
CLOYBANK TRAIL RACE
On Sunday 28th August at 2pm, in association with Cloybank Estate in Banknock, Stirlingshire, our club are hosting the 2nd Cloybank 6K Trail Race which involves two laps of a very scenic trail course within Cloybank Estate.
Entries (£5/£7) will now be accepted on the day between 1pm – 1.45pm within the cafeteria at Cloybank Estate
It’s a lovely little race and well worth the 30 minute drive through to Banknock.
RACE DATE
The event will take place at 2pm on Sunday 28th August 2011 and is being organised by Cloybank Estate with the assistance of Carnegie Harriers.
RACE START POINT
The race starts and finishes within the grounds of Cloybank Estate, Braeface Road, Banknock.
ENTRY FEE
The race entry fee is £5.00 for SAL members and £7.00 for Non-SAL members.
Entries (£5/£7) will now be accepted on the day between 1pm – 1.45pm within the cafeteria at Cloybank Estate
There is a race limit of 75 runners. Online entry is available at www.entrycentral.com
THE COURSE
The race takes place on the trails and grassland within Cloybank Estate and is two laps of undulating terrain.
PARKING
There is ample parking available within the grounds of Cloybank Estate.
REGISTRATION
Competitors are asked to be within the grounds of Cloybank Estate no later than 30 minutes before the race start at 2pm.
CHANGING FACILITIES
Changing Facilities are available at Cloybank Estate but we recommend that you come along ready to run. The organisers accept no responsibility for loss of clothing or equipment.
REFRESHMENTS
Light refreshments will be available after the event. Runners and their family / friends are invited to use the coffee shop facilities at Cloybank Estate.
RACE PRIZES
Individual awards will be presented to the 1st three men, 1st three ladies, 1st male 40, 1st female 40, 1st male 50 and 1st female 50. Spot prizes will also be presented.
RESULTS
The race results will be available on the Carnegie Harriers website and the Scottish Athletics website after the event.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Further information can be found on the Carnegie Harriers website (www.carnegie-harriers.co.uk).
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This post was written by Tommy on August 25, 2011
Glen Clova Half Entries open 12th November details on the link below!
http://www.forfarroadrunners.co.uk/site/sites/default/files/Clova_Entry_2011.pdf
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This post was written by Tommy on August 23, 2011
There are still places left for the Scottish Gas 5k an 10k on Sunday
Enter online at http://www.entrycentral.com/in?dex.php?festivalID=122
Scottish Gas 5k & 10k 2011 -
EntryCentral – the online start line www.entrycentral.com
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This post was written by Tommy on August 4, 2011
On Line Entries close tonight(Wed) for Sunday’s 7 mile Donkey Brae, you can enter on the day, race starts 1pm
http://www.entrycentral.com/index.php?festivalID=16
Entries are being taken on the day!
Beach Regular Claire Howie has masterminded the introduction of Entry Central for all entries!
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This post was written by Tommy on July 27, 2011
Lower Largo Hill is on SATURDAY 6TH AUGUST 2011 3PM START
REGISTRATION FROM 1.45PM- 2.45PM AT THE CRUSOE HOTEL LOWER LARGO
ENTRY £5 AFFILIATED £7 UNAFFILIATED
Also check with Fife AC’s Website for more info!
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This post was written by Tommy on July 27, 2011
The Devil’s Beeftub Hill Race
This is the shortest, steepest little hill race with the coolest name ever! Only 2 miles long! Entries are open now on SI Entries! Have a look all you road runners, it might just take your fancy
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This post was written by Tommy on July 27, 2011
Monikie triathlon, Sunday 14th August
Just under 3 weeks to go until the return of the Monikie Triathlon (E-venture combined triathlon/duathlon) on Sunday 14th August.
1500m swim or 5km run followed by a combined 40km cycle and final 10km run.
Enter either event as an individual or as part of a 2 or 3 person relay team.
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This post was written by Tommy on July 27, 2011
Fife AC’s 1miler is on tonight at 7pm, Flat and fast. They have their 5k Race on this Friday Beveridge Park, Kirkcaldy
Tuesday 12th July - Ravenscraig Park One Mile Race, Kirkcaldy
(Website - www.fifeac.co.uk ) (Event No.9 in the RR Grand Prix)
The Ravenscraig Park one mile race starts at 7pm with all entries on the night just turn up.
Picture of Brian Cruckshanks, tireless worker for Fife AC.
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This post was written by Tommy on July 12, 2011
66 Places taken at Sunday 31st July’s 7 mile Donkey Brae road race, entries here!
http://www.entrycentral.com/index.php?festivalID=16
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1pm Sunday 31 July 2011 at Silver Sands, Aberdour This SAF registered 7-mile race starts and finishes at Aberdour’s Silver Sands Park. The scenic course is of mixed terrain over undulating coastal paths between Aberdour and Dalgety Bay. Make sure you keep something in reserve for the notorious Donkey Brae climb towards the finish! Everyone who takes part will receive a medal. Unfortunately the course is not suitable for wheelchair users and the race is open to runners aged 17 years and over only.
Late entry is possible on the day but only from 10.00am – 12.00pm at Aberdour Primary School assembly hall. Access and parking are difficult for late arrivals so please allow plenty of time. Parking charges will apply.
Why not bring your friends and family and enjoy a great day out? There is a 2-mile race (9 years and over only) and a fun run open to all. There will be lots of entertainment for non runners before, during and after the races! Farmer’s village market in the marquee including refreshments, entertainment and much more. For more details check out the Aberdour Festival website. Results will be available in the Fife Free Press. Prizes and support have been generously donated by our sponsors: Run 4 It, Highland Spring, Concept Group and Fife Free Press. |
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This post was written by Tommy on July 12, 2011
Next Local Hill race, Wednesday in the Ochills, Maddy Moss
http://www.scottishhillracing.co.uk/RaceDetails.aspx?RaceID=RA-0080
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This post was written by Tommy on July 9, 2011