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Mat B
01-06-2006, 09:21
anyone got any more info on this event please?

Cheers

RichK
03-06-2006, 20:53
Hi Mat,

Got this off the runners world page:

Sheffield City Jog in June 5K & 10K
11:00am, Sunday 18 June 2006
Distance: 5km
Surface: XC
Route: 1 lap
Setting: Park
Profile: Flat/Undulating
Traffic free? Yes
Last year's entry: 250
Water stations: Every 5km
Distance markers: Every Km
Awards/mementos: Medal, Certificate
Organiser's notes: This is a Sponsored event to raise funds for our work in the South Yorkshire area. The Entry fee covers the cost of staging the event only.

Affiliation: None
Cheques payable to: BHF
On-the-day entry: Yes
Entries in advance: Yes
Postal closing date: Saturday 10 June 2006
Limit: 750 competitors
Event website: http://www.bhf.org.uk/sponsorship
Entry form(s): Available from race website and by post


Entries in advance £6.00 affiliated £6.00 unaffiliated
Entries on the day £10.00 affiliated £10.00 unaffiliated

Contact: Jessica Storer, Regional Events Organiser, British Heart Foundation
Address: Oak House B, Ransomwood Business Park
Southwell Road West
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
NG21 0HJ
Day telephone: 07714 069 127
Mobile: 07714 069 127
Email: storerj@bhf.org.uk

RichK
03-06-2006, 20:55
Also, a review of last year's race from the site. Be warned, it sounds like the race takes in some of the park's biggest hills :)

A very enjoyable day, which was made by the weather, although it was perhaps a bit hot to be posting very quick times. I had heard about the 'slight undulations' so was prepared for a hard going 5k and wasn't disappointed. There were 2 or 3 particularly gruelling hills in the first 2k, which allied with the heat sapped a lot of energy.

The organisation had the feel of a village fair about it, which added something for me. And seeing as there were only 200-250 runners it didn't really warrant much more than that.

My only gripe was that the park was open to the public, which was nice to some extent as the was support all the way round. However, it was a pain in the proverbial that a junior football team had set there pitch up across the white line directing the course, which meant running around the pitch adding extra metres at a time you really could've done without it!!!

Overall this was great low key event ideal for beginner's with a great fun atmosphere. I would definitely run it again next year.