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January 2024 Newsletter

January’s newsletter is now available for you all to read with all the updates from the month – including photos for 6(!) new members; A reminder about the Club Championship; A report on the Round Sheffield Race from Simon; A report about the recent Race Directors course that Lynn, Julie and Amanda attended; A short notification about the Yorkshire Veteran’s Athletics Association; and finally all your mentions for this month and a lot to think about in Lynn’s roundup! Remember to let us know if there’s anything you want including in any future issues!

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Sessions for week commencing 5th February.

Evening everyone, forms for next week are up! Please remember to put your name down if you’re coming to any of the sessions.

Tuesday’s intervals will be 2K repeats (number of reps dependent on group / fitness / current volume). Juniors have a separate session on the track if needed.

Thursday’s route is R1. This is around 7 miles, there’s at least one shortcut – the easiest of which is at 5 miles when we return past the Dome, although there’s another straight down Bawtry Road, which would make it around 4 miles.

Have a good weekend, see you next week!

Sessions for week commencing 29th January.

Morning all, forms for this week are now up! Please remember to put your name down if you’re coming along. Several big groups this past couple of weeks, which means we have to provision leaders into them and can only manage that properly when we know who’s coming up front.

Track session on Tuesday is going to be:
12 x (1 min @ ~3-5K pace, 1 min recovery)
12 x (30 sec @ ~1 mile pace, 1 min recovery)

Thursday’s route is R4.

See you in the week!

Sessions for week commencing 15th January.

Evening everyone, forms for this week are up. Please remember to put your name down if you’re coming along.

Tuesday’s session is 600m reps on the track. The number of reps will vary depending on group/ability, will explain more on the night.

If you have a watch that has a lap button, this session is a good place to use it! Instead of stopping your watch, press the lap button after each rep. You will need to rest for at least one minute and this will be self timed, so not only is it useful for that, but it also splits out the data into readable chunks, so you can see exactly what pace you were doing each rep etc. If you don’t know how to program your Garmin (if that’s what you have) there is a useful page here.

On Thursday we’re going to do a new route that we’ve tried once before – it goes up past Keepmoat, into Bennetthorpe before coming back to the Dome side of town. There’s a shortcut at 4 miles for anyone who needs to take it.

See you in the week!