Chard Flyer

Chard Flyer

Released On 1st Jan 2018

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Today saw the first Championship Race and the first race of the Year with a great turn out by the Club with 21 runners. Bryn Philips was first over the line for the Club with Nikki our first lady. Katie Brooks managed a PB and some great running all round. Sadly no team prize as the men would have won.

Paul Card and Rob Adams both won Age Cats so well done. 

5

476

00.38.49

Bryn

Phillips

6

440

00.39.19

Paul

Card

7

402

00.40.34

Steve

Lye

8

380

00.40.48

Robbie

Hawkins

27

351

00.44.17

Tim

Howes

34

438

00.45.30

Kevin

Doherty

38

401

00.46.38

Guy

Williams

42

395

00.47.56

Carl

Hedges

50

382

00.48.55

Robert

Adams

58

436

00.49.46

Nikki

Guiver

69

498

00.51.00

John-Paul

Humphreys

80

428

00.53.38

Malcolm

Maxted

85

407

00.54.35

Helen

Nesbitt

86

361

00.54.47

Linda

Membury

89

325

00.55.17

Lesley

Nesbitt

118

406

01.00.29

Paul

Felstead

122

421

01.01.02

Louise

Hallett

134

434

01.03.16

Taryn

Monks

149

386

01.08.41

Sharon

Masters

150

389

01.10.15

Elizabeth

Diamond

156

373

01.12.09

Adam

Hawkins

157

459

01.12.46

Andrew

Brown

158

404

01.13.23

Katie

Brooks

166

451

01.18.14

Natalie

Robins

Few Marathons 

Last week I was in London running three Marathons in three days along the Thames, the first was the last in a series of four marathons throughout the Year with three of the medals being somewhat normal ones the final one was the biggest I have to date and the other three hang off it.

The next two were Frozen Day one and Two with interlocking medals

Then when I got back Graham Still organised a run on New Year's Eve to run the old Yeovil Half route, it was a great turn out. With the Chard Flyer today my legs have managed 105 miles in five days. 

Christmas Day Run 

As normal on Christmas Day Phil leads a run from his House, this Year they paid a visit to Pete's house as Pete was allowed out for Christmas.   

Boxing Day Runs

Lesley and Hellen were up in Clevedon...

Well, that’s the Clevedon Boxing Day run done...a bitterly cold start but soon warmed up ‘racing’ around! Now enjoying a well-deserved mulled cider!

Meanwhile down in Poole...

Boxing Day Madness. by Kev Doherty
Fast 10K course awaited those willing to push through their limits. A small YTRRC Squad headed deep into Terry Byrne Territory following a night of heavy rain.  Several chasing lalast-minuteeason best or PBs.
It was windy but dry as 350 plus runners headed to the start of this 3 and a bit lap course.. with a bottle of wine awaiting all finishers
( Katie Brooks was in 👍) Steve Lye sped of on a mission and was rewarded with a fantastic sub 40 ( 39:38) PB & great way to cap 2017 with more to come from Steve in 2018.
Then Terry Byrne led Kevin Doherty from the start after 1k Kevin was unable to hang on as Terry stretched away to finish in a fantastic 44:00 ( 9.5 mins faster than 2016) Terry is absolutely flying and deserves massive credit for all his results and training .. keep it up Terry👍. Kevin Doherty came in 45:52 with Carl Chappelle-hedges not far behind with 46:54 Lindsay Saunders finished 1st Yeovil Lady with 56:37 nursing "That " Hip .... take it easy !!
Stephen Warren shadowed with 56:38 ...( he's still sub 40 potential if Injury/fitness allow). Katie Brooks did fantastic and ran consistent splits... and makes lovely Carrot Cake. Thanks for company today and well done ..especially to the 2 shinning lights today.

Park Run News

Weymouth Park run crew!

Shepton Mallet parkrun.

Marks Runs

PUB RUN – BOWER HINTON (28th December 2017)
This post-Christmas pub run was from Bower Hinton. On the way there, and on the way back, the Christmas lights in Tintinhull were very impressive. It was like driving through a scene in a Sci-Fi film with aliens. The bigger group, led by Simon, set off up the road towards Martock, and turned left to go to South Petherton. We passed the Parrett works. Again, the houses were well lit up. Even the fence to a cow field was decked with white lights. Past the Parrett works, the road became muddy, and half covered with water. A temporary lake reflected light behind the hedges on the left. Ahead to the left, the hospital was lit up on the hill. Ahead to the right a tall tree was lit up with multi-colours. We stopped at the junction before the hill, then turned right to head up to East Lambrook. A car approached, so it was necessary, to move close to the hedge. Here at 1.7 miles, my run ended, as an unseen pothole filled with water cause me to fall and sprain my ankle. Alison (back near the pub, out walking), was phoned, and kindly came out to lift me back to the pub. In the car we passed some of the group between East Lambrook and Coat. Thanks for the pub run, unfortunately cut short for me, and thanks for the help in getting back to the pub. I could hardly stand let alone walk or run. The pub and pub food was welcoming and good. Thanks all.

 

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