CHRISTCHURCH RUNNERS
Grange Road, Christchurch,
BH23 4JD Dorset, UK
Everyone is welcome, regardless of standard as our handicapping system enables everyone to be competitive at our club events. Our next Couch to 5k course starts on 19 April 2022.
We organise two local races, the Hoburne 5 (late Sept/early Oct) and the Christmas 10k. Results of Christchurch area results are on Power of Ten. Upcoming local road races are on runbritain.
email club@christchurch-runners.org.uk
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Club Activities
We meet at ECSSC, BH23 4JD for almost all runs.
Monday social runs at 6pm from ECSSC and Southbourne*
*Cafe Riva (BH5 2EL) or Solent Meads (BH6 4NA) - check with Peter or Nick
Our Weds themed runs (maps here) provide a varied challenge
Starting at 12:30pm (L) and 6pm (E)
Friday long runs start from 12:30pm (staggered start)
Our next Couch to 5k course starts on 19 April 2022.
Wed, 6 April | Monthly Run | (L) Chris P |
(see Note 1) | (E) Naomi | |
Wed, 13 April | Meet & Part | (L) Chris P + Rose |
(E) Craig | ||
Wed, 20 April | Cross-country | (L) Jan W |
(E) Tim M | ||
Wed, 27 April | 2x1 Mile Race | (L) Rose + Julian |
(E) Louise | ||
Wed, 4 May | Monthly Run | (L) Nick Le Feuvre |
(see Note 2) | (E) Paul S | |
Wed, 11 May | Pace Judgement | (L) Graeme S |
(E) Craig | ||
Fri, 13 May | 10k Race (lunchtime) | Timer John Foggo |
Water | ||
Wed, 18 May | Beach Run | (L) Theresa |
(E) Mary | ||
Wed, 25 May | Hills | (L) Nick le Feuvre |
(E) Louise & Mariella & Sarah | ||
Wed, 1 June | Monthly Run | (L) Phil W |
(see Note 3) | (E) Tim | |
Wed, 8 June | Two Lakes | (L) Neil |
(E) Helen | ||
Wed, 15 June | 5km Race | (L) Phil W |
(E) Craig | ||
Wed, 22 June | Kiss & Part | (L) Phil W |
(E) Julian | ||
Wed, 29 June | Mile Race | (L) Phil W |
(E) Paul W |
Note 1: Mass start, Normal way round
Note 2: Mass start, Reverse way round
Note 3: Staggered start, Normal way round
Peter Collins
Very sadly we have heard of the sudden death of Peter Collins of Lytchett Manor Striders after a short illness. He was given the nickname Graffiti Pete by a local Hash House Harrier pack, because he cleaned graffiti and dirt from buildings, which included the restoration of Highcliffe Castle after many years of neglect.
Pete was known to those of us who had attended the half-marathon weekends in Bolbec, France. Pete was married to Nathalie, herself from Bolbec, who Pete met on one of these weekends. Pete was larger than life, great fun to be around and always had a 'bon mot' often delivered as a heckle. Behind this 'facade' Pete was a kind and generous man and a loving husband and father. We offer our condolences to Pete and Nathalie's families and all who knew him.