This will be a FREE OF CHARGE club training run for Stafford Harriers members only (17 and over), and
still part of the Harriers Challenge.
The route is based on the infamous annual Trig race but just the first half, an ideal introduction & training run in preparation for the Milford Trig Race in January (see local races page for link)
i.e. starting & finishing at the rear of Sister Dora’s but only going as far as the bottom of kit bag hill and back.
Approx 9-10 miles in total (depending upon the route taken)
As with the Trig, we start at the back of Sister Dora’s (SJ 975 210) and you can take any route you choose but you must visit the Trig/checkpoints
Rifle Range Trig Point (SJ 993 180)
Bottom of kit bag hill (SK 022 150)
Glacial Boulder Trig Point (SJ 980 181)
You must have suitable footwear, a waterproof jacket, whistle, compass, map & drink.
If you don’t have a map (OS Explorer map244) please print a copy from here
This is free to attend but we request that you register for the session in advance, no later than Friday 26th Novem, so that we can prepare for the day.
Runners Registration
This form is now closed for submissions.
List of runners so far
Dan Findlay-Robinson
Jason Littlewood
Karen Murray
Christopher Seale
Antonio Treglia
Mark Silvester
Joanne Oliver
Mark Oliver
Jake Oliver
Liam Duggan
Al Langford
Sarah Di Cesare
Chris Skellern
marie larivoire
Spencer Holland
The session will be a staggered start based on the slowest first with your Net time recorded – hopefully to allow all runners to finish reasonably close.
Post-training refreshments will be at the Barley Mow approx 12.30/1pm
Parking will be available on Milford common, Barley Mow or Cutting car parks.
Helpers Required
As with all club sessions, we will also require coaches & leaders plus helpers to make this happen.
So if you aren’t able to run but want to get involved – please add your name via the form below.
This form is now closed for submissions.
Helper so far
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Simon Bromley
Colin Mitchell
Darren Mattocks