CHRISTMAS FORAGE
November 29, 2009
WYEVALLEY RUNNERS
CHRISTMAS FORAGE
SUNDAY 20TH DECEMBER 2009
HAUGH WOODS
MEET 9.30am TOP CAR PARK
A QUIZ ON FOOT — AROUND THE WOODS.
EACH TEAM WILL HAVE A `KNOWLEDGE OF THE WOODS` LEADER, AND MEMBERS/ RUNNERS WILL BE DRAWN.
EXTRA POINTS WILL BE GIVEN FOR EACH TEAM MEMBER IN FANCY DRESS.
ALL ABILITIES ARE WELCOME
RESULTS WILL BE GIVEN AT THE ROWING CLUB IN THE AFTERNOON AROUND 2pm. ( MINCE PIES WILL BE GOOD!)
Pictures & Video – Aconbury Cross country practice
November 24, 2009
Its freezing can we start now
Follow the aconbury white rabbit
Never mind the rabbit, just follow me two legged creatures
I'm a postman get me out of here
Simon
Harry
Dave and Ian
Training Schedule November 25th & Dec 2nd – From Paul Bouston
November 19, 2009
Just to let you all know that:
- On November the 25th we will be doing reps at Castle Green.
- On December the 2nd, we will be doing rack training at the leisure centre.
Here’s the latest news of our club activities in the next few weeks :
November 17, 2009
Dave Fletcher – Running Profile
November 16, 2009
Dave Fletcher
How did you join WVR?
I joined WVR after doing the muddy woody 6, up to this point I was really just running for pleasure with some friends from Archways gym, but I thought if I was to improve at all the way forward was to join a club.
How long have you been a member of WVR?
I have been a member now for eight years.
What is your favourite training run?
My favourite training runs were Haugh Wood on a Sunday morning as the pace was easy going and the chit chat good, although I now found it hard to get there for 8 on a Sunday morning.
What is your favourite race and why?
My favourite race would have to be the London Marathon, not because of the enjoyment factor but because of the money I have managed to raise for the NSPCC with a work colleague over the 5 times I have done it.
What is your favourite terrain, road runs or off road?
My prefered terrain would be the road as I find it is much easier to keep a pace going than off road.
What are your PB?
I am not really into the PB thing as my best years have probably passed me by, but was quite chuffed with my 44.43 for Swansea Bay 10k last year.
How do you prepare for a race?
My preperation for races is probably what lets me down, I always convince myself I have done enough training When I haven’t then go and blow any chance I had in the pub the night before.
Who do you like training with?
I like training with anybody as I really enjoy the cameradery.
Who or what is your running inspiration?
I would consider my best achievement so far raising £60,000 + for the NSPCC with a friend over my 5 years of London Marathons.
When it comes to celebrating a PB it’s into the pub for a few, come to think of it, it’s into the pub anyway PB or not.
Tell our readers something they probably don’t know about you!
I didn’t start running till my early forties when I decided that being over weight and unfit wasn’t a good idea and sice joining the club I have made many friends who have helped me through some tough times. I hope to continue running for a good while yet.
