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Chesterton Farm Loops

Chesterton Farm Loops route details…

Leave Somewhere Else via Tetbury Rd, head through the underpass onto Chesterton Lane then turn right onto Cranhams Lane. When you reach the farm track on your right you are at the start of the loop.

The Loop:

Turn right off of Cranhams Lane and follow the farm track to the end where you’ll turn left. After a short distance turn left again onto the smaller footpath which will bring you back onto Cranhams Lane where you’ll turn left again and arrive back at the start of the loop.

When you have run sufficient loops retrace your steps back to Somewhere Else via Carnahams Lane, Chesterton Lane and Tetbury Rd.

Distances:

  • O&B + 1 Loop = 3.5miles
  • O&B + 2 Loops = 4.7miles
  • O&B + 3 Loops = 5.9miles

 

Fairford 10k Race Information and Safety Briefing

Race Day Information and Safety Briefing Fairford 10km Race, Sunday 9th June 2024 @ 10.30am

Thank you for entering the Fairford 10km Road Race organised by Running Somewhere Else, a friendly running club based in nearby Cirencester. We have included lots of useful information below and this is also your safety briefing so please ensure you read it before arriving in Fairford on race day!

Full Race Day instructions and Safety Briefing will be available here nearer to Race Day.

Please check back on or after 1st June 2024.

Virtual Efforts Session W/C 29th May 2023

Wednesday 31st May will see RSE travelling to Minchinhapton for the latest club championship race, The Stroud Beer Race, therefore we will not be holding our normal Wednesday efforts session.

So you don’t miss out on the training please find below the session you would be doing on the night.

Those of you who were members during the Covid Lockdown may remember this session set by Nadine which is designed to help build both your speed and endurance. At the time Nadine described this session as a ‘Speedurance Sandwich’

Session plan:

  • Take an easy jog of 8 to 10 mins to a suitable location.
  • Complete a few warm up & activation exercises such as squats, lunges, high knees, butt kicks and a few short sharp strides.
  • Part one of your sandwich is based on speed:
    • Run 5x 2min intervals at a hard pace (8/9 out of 10 effort, faster than 5k pace) with 1min walking recoveries.
  • Part two of your sandwich will then help to build endurance:
    • Run 1x 10min interval at a consistent but challenging tempo pace (7/8 out of 10 effort, somewhere between 5k & 10k pace).
  • Part three of the sandwich is a repeat of part one:
    • Run 5x 2min intervals at a hard pace (8/9 out of 10 effort, faster than 5k pace) with 1min walking recoveries.
  • Take up to 2 mins recovery between each layer of the sandwich to ensure you are fresh enough to tackle each section.
  • At the end of the third layer take a steady jog of 8 to 10 mins to cool down before stretching off.

Those who are not coming along to support at the race can use the normal hour on Wednesday or you can complete the session at a time that suits you throughout the week…