Dear Members, it is with a heavy heart that in light of a recent statement from England Athletics, we have decided to suspend all club runs starting immediately up until the end of April at least. We understand this is disappointing news for club runs. If you organise your runs please be aware these will be at your own risk and not be endorsed by the club. Full statement from EA below. Stay safe everyone.
Lynn
http://www.englandathletics.org/coronavirus
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Training Groups
OK folks, 6:45pm for a 7pm run from Queensbury Celtic, off Pit Lane.
a) Pack run* – Route TBD on night; about 8-10 miles; pace 7-8 min/mi
b) Pack run* – Route TBD on night; about 7 miles; pace 8-9 min/mi
c) Phil L – A loop around Cooper Lane; about 6.6 miles; pace 9:00-9:30 min/mile
d) Vikki B – Keelham, Denholme Clough, Well Heads, Thornton, Headley & Pit Lns; about 6.2 miles; pace 10 min/mile
e) Steve B – Bradshaw, Riley Lane, Shay Lane, Keighley Rd, Pavement Lane, Bradshaw; about 6 miles; pace 10 min/mile
f) Dianne S – Route TBD on night due to weather; about 4-5 miles; pace 10:30-11:00 min/mile
g) Martin F – Belters – route TBD on night due to weather; about 3.5 miles; pace 11–12 min/mile
h) Jo P – Beginners – route TBD on night due to weather; about 2-3 miles; pace 12:30+ min/mile
* Pack runs do not have a specified leader.
NO HIGH VIS – NO RUN !
Phillip
Chester 10k 8th March 2020
This fast course starts from the iconic Chester Racecourse and heads north-west out of the City along wide roads allowing runners to rapidly settle into race pace, then passing close to the picturesque village of Mollington, before returning to the heart of Chester City centre passing the historic Victorian town hall and Medieval Cathedral, before finishing on Eastgate Street with a spectacular backdrop of the Eastgate Clock.
Well done to Jonathon Mason who ran a quick 42.21 following his PB at Trafford the week before.
Red Hot Toddy 8Th March 2020
In the 11th race of our championship a disappointing 4 QRCers turned up to support the club with Simon Brady leading the quartet home.
Well done to you all, in what looked a tough race in the puddles and floods.
37th Simon Brady 44.41 (2ndMV55)
117th Matt Dodds 54.06
119th Steve Brook 54.38
129th Joanna Lockwood 55.30
Well done guys awesome stuff.
Training Groups
OK folks, 6:45pm for a 7pm run from Queensbury Celtic, off Pit Lane.
a) Pack run* – Route TBD on night; about 8-10 miles; pace 7-8 min/mi
b) Pack run* – Short one around Qby (as Neil needs to be back promptly) OR sort yourselves out; about 5 miles; pace 8-9 min/mi
c) Phil L – A loop around Queensbury; about 6.6 miles; pace 9:00-9:30 min/mile
d) Vikki B – Queensbury Lights; Pepper Hill, Whinney Royd Ln, Green Ln, Deanstones, Ln, New Park Rd, back to club; about 6.3 miles; pace 10 min/mile
e) Steve B – Pit Lane, Headley Lane, Green Lane, James St, Well Heads; about 5 miles; pace 10 min/mile
f) Dianne S – Whatever last weeks route was going to be; about 4-5 miles; pace 10:30-11:00 min/mile
g) Martin F – Belters – Down Pit Lane, on Malt Kiln and Cragg Lanes, ascend Brig and Den Rd, down Deep Lane, back to club via Malt Kiln and Pit Lanes – head torches advisable; about 3.7 miles; pace 11–12 min/mile
h) Glenn T – Beginners – route to be decided on night; about 2-3 miles; pace 12:30+ min/mile
* Pack runs do not have a specified leader.
NO HIGH VIS – NO RUN !
Phillip
Trafford 10k 1St March 2020
Run North West is delighted to continue the legacy of the Trafford 10k, one of the UK’s most popular and quickest 10k’s.
The flat one lap course promised fast times for club and fun runners alike and was perfect for beginner runners or elite runners looking for a new personal best with road closures in operation across the entire course, limited to 950 entries this race sold out in quick time.
The promise of a PB didn’t slip the mind of Jonathon Mason who smashed his PB and raced round in a superb 41.48 and a chip position of 281st well within the 1st 3rd of all runners.
Well done Jonathon.
Accrington 10k 1St March 2020
Cannonball Events latest race was to be organising this fantastic race named in honour of Accrington’s (and probably Lancashire’s) most famous athlete Ron Hill. Ron, who was born in Accrington and won the Commonwealth Games and European Championship marathons.
After a last minute decision, I decided to see what all the fuss was about and gave Stormin Brook a call to see where the Corsa was heading at the weekend, after a prompt pick up at 7.45 off we went and on arrival we soon met up with Andy Young for his 1st road race since recovery from injury, they say road race but 2 miles of it was on the local trail greenway but we still all had a decent race considering the windy conditions.
49th Neil Windle 44.14
77th Andy Young 47.01
144th Steve Brook 52.24 (2ndMV70)
Well done us 3
Bennidorm 10k 29Th Feb 2020
Mr International was taking a different approach to his latest trip to Bennidorm, gone was the 4 pints of San Miguel in the airport bar with the lads, in favour of a pleasant meander around the shopping malls of Terminal 3 with the wife, after several hours in Boots Paul finally got to Benners for an evening 10k along the promanade.
Expecting a small hidden race Paul was gobsmacked by the size of the event which took over the who area.
Paul ran another blinder finishing 22nd and 3rd in age catagory with a fantastic 35.55.
Another great race, well done lad.
Evensplits 5k 26th Feb 2020
It’s that time of year again!
The EvenSplits Leeds 5K Race Series is staged at the Brownlee Centre Cycle Circuit in Leeds. The series consists of ten, monthly, 5K road races split into an A race and a B race. The A race is for those who expect to run sub-22:30 and the B race for those who expect to run 22:30 or above.
In race A we had Karl Holmes who finished 68th in 20:45
In race B we had Steve Brook finishing 139th in 25.12 1st MV70 and Kevin Murray finishing 99th in 22.05.
Well done guys.
Parkrun 29Th Feb 2020
Bowling Park was the venue of today’s awayday and an awesome 20 of us turned up for that all important raffle ticket from Steve. Today was their 6th Parkrun and what a great course it is, pretty tough with a short steep climb.
With 3 PB’s and a course record to boot it was a great morning for QRC so well done to Phil Lickley (24.09), Steve Brook (25.36), Steve Wilby (31.51) and Tom Collinge (16.25 CR)
In other news
No other PB’s, you should’ve come to Bowling 😀😀
https://www.parkrun.com/results/consolidatedclub/?clubNum=2790
