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Borrowdale 2010 - Photos

Sunday, 08 August 2010 16:13

Sports Sunday Photography were present at yesterdays race and were taking pictures of runners on the slopes of Dalehead.

They are excellent images and worth a look so please check out www.sportsunday.co.uk 

Thanks

 

Sports Massages @ The Borrowdale

Tuesday, 03 August 2010 19:45
Sue Read and John Beetham will be offering post-race rub downs to runners in the 2010 Borrowdale Fell Race. A small donation to a local charity will be a small price to pay to have a professional sports therapist rub away some of the aches and pains of the gruelling 18 miles.
 

New Fell Race - Orton

Sunday, 01 August 2010 07:35

Helm Hill Runners have asked us to advertise their new fell race at Orton in September. 

Follow this link to find out more

 

Black Mountains Fell Race

Saturday, 24 July 2010 17:00

Black Mountains 

The final round of the British Fell Running Championships is being held at the Black Mountains race in Llanbedr village, near Crickowell, Powys, South Wales and is on September 25th. 

More information about this race AND THE ENTRY FORMS are now available by clicking here

There is entry on the day if the limit is not reached but it is a long way to go to find out! 

Please let Paul Cornforth know as soon as you decide whther you are doing this one so we can arrange transport and/or accomodation. 

 

 

 

 

Borrowdale Entry List - NOW ONLINE

Friday, 16 July 2010 19:16

Borrowdale Fell Race 2010

Click here to view the entry list for the 2010 Borrowdale Fell Race

 
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Sue Read and John Beetham will be offering post-race rub downs to runners in the 2010 Borrowdale Fell Race. A small donation to a local charity will be a small price to pay to have a professional sports therapist rub away some of the aches and pains of the gruelling 18 miles.