Road Running

We had a record 63 entrants for the senior handicap race and (I think) a good time was had by all. As has been the recent pattern, the winner was a ‘dark horse’ whose coach (yes Kate Todd, that’s you) massively underestimated their athletes abilities. However that’s no fault of…

A month after my training run at the Kielder marathon, and not much running in between it was with some hesitation I took on the Glen Ogle 33, an ultra race starting at Strathyre and heading through Glen Ogle over to Killin and back.  The course takes in forest roads…

Although I ran just as far as Scott and Connell (albeit it took me a bit longer) my report will be much shorter.!! (Great report by the way) After my usual ad hoc training regime for a marathon which managed to fit in a 16, 18 and 21 mile training…

Harriers travelled far and wide last weekend to take on marathons in Inverness,  Berlin and Warsaw.  We will have more details of their exploits when they’re back to tell their tales but we can report that nine toed the starting line and all nine made it the 26.2miles to the…

Heavy rain in the late afternoon and early evening failed to dampen the enthusiasm of 34 intrepid Harriers who competed tonight in the inaugural Craufurdland Capers. First home in a net time of 27.03 was Daniel McConnell who just managed to pass Janice Millar in the last 100 metres of…

BELOW REPORT COURTESY OF HARRIER JOHN PARKER. Bella 5K 1st Sept 2 Harriers took the short journey up the M77 to compete in the “Bella” 5K. Uncle and nephew ( John Parker and Graeme Cameron) were both looking to keep up their recent good form. Graeme was looking for that elusive…

Senior harriers did the club and themselves proud today with PBs and high finishes at the Paisley 10k West District Championships. Graeme Cameron and Kara Tait both smashed their PBs and finished well within the top ten – no mean feat in a race with over one thousand participants. Graeme…