Kippilaw “parkrun”
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| 2013 | 2016 | |
| Robin Hall | 25:23 | 31:46 |
| Alfred Pipe | 26:08 | 25:54 |
| David Craggs | 26:09 | 23:15 |
| Simon Linford | 26:20 | 28:22 |
| Henry Pipe | 26:41 | 32:36 |
| Niall Byrne | 27:07 | DNS |
| Matthew Hall | 27:18 | 24:03 |
| Alex Byrne | 27:19 | 25:39 |
| Paul Carless | 27:49 | DNA |
| Arthur Reeves | 29:47 | 24:18 |
| George Craggs | 29:51 | 24:08 |
| David Pipe | 29:52 | 21:00 |
| Tomas Byrne | 30:16 | DNS |
| Ewan Hull | 30:46 | 29:06 |
| Kate Craggs | 31:48 | 29:23 |
| David Hull | 34:01 | 26:24 |
| Thomas Gay | 34:05 | 29:06 |
| Vicky Wilby | 34:10 | DNS |
| Cecilia Pipe | 34:47 | 35:43 |
| Becky Sugden | 35:14 | 31:33 |
| Dorothy Hall | 36:39 | 36:04 |
| Nina Byrne | 42:13 | DNS |
| Dorothy Gay | 46:52 | 43:30 |
| Tina Stoecklin | 46:53 | 43:54 |
| Eliza Hull | DNF – 2.5k in 23:22 | 43:17 |
| Simon Gay | DNS | 22:52 |
| Eleanor Linford | DNS | 31:10 |
| Mark Eccleston | DNS | 31:37 |
| Arthur Hall | DNS | 31:45 |
| Charlie Linford | DNS | 43:56 |
Beer/Water Mile
| 2016 | |
| David Pipe | 08:08 |
| Thomas Gay | 08:17 |
| David Craggs | 08:21 |
| Alex Byrne | 09:24 |
| George Craggs | 09:43 |
| Matthew Hall | 09:52 |
| Simon Linford | 10:04 |
| Henry Pipe | 10:07 |
| Arthur Reeves | 10:08 |
| Alf Pipe | 11:43 |
| Ewan Hull | 12:18 |
| David Hull | 13:00 |
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ABBEY, the Runners' Bell in memory of my wife and former Abbey Runner Catherine Ladd, will be cast in Loughborough on Thursday. On Saturday, I'm doing a TRIPLE5K to raise funds for her. I'll be doing my first ever Park Run (5000m, of course), then ringing two full peals of 5000 changes, first on handbells in Leeds, then on tower bells (at St Swithun's, East Retford). If you're able to sponsor me please, that would be great! ABBEY is our charity bell too, so half of the money raised for her will be donated to the Club's charity, Hollybank Trust, supporting West Yorkshire folk with learning difficulties. Many, many thanks to those who've already sponsored me. ABBEY will be one of 10 new bells in the Anglican Church of St George, Vernet-les-Bains in the Eastern Pyrenees, where Catherine and I had our second home.
justgiving.com
Jeffrey is raising money to help The Diocese in Europe (Church of England)*** Tailtasic 2019 ***
Tailtastic is back!
I've made a few changes for this year, which I hope will be seen as improvements.
First off, it now has its very own domain. You can now find the site at: <https://tailtastic.uk>. The "server" has also been upgraded from a RPi2 to an RPi3.
The scoring has also changed slightly. After the first four week period, when your score is based purely on the number of runs per week, there will no longer be an even split for each element of the goal*. The distribution is as follows.
Weeks 1 - 4: Run count 100%.
Weeks 5 - 8: Run count 70% : Long distance 30%.
Weeks 9 - 12: Run count 50% : Long distance 25% : Paced run 25%.
The goals have also been updated. Again starting in the second four week period. Instead of having a single distance or paced run that had to be the same every week, to better fit in with people who have such things as training plans, these can be different each week (although unlike the original Jantastic) there still has to be one for each week.
Accounts from Tailtastic 2018 will continue to work. If you've forgotten your password, follow the link on the login page.
If you didn't join in last year, but would like to give it a go this year, you're more than welcome to register.
* I worked out that in March it was possible to get 77.8% from one run each week and started to game the system. This is to save myself.
tailtastic.uk
www.facebook.com/123677308021/posts/10156091883173022/Earlier this year parkrun Nordics revealed the intention to host a ‘New Year’s Day Double’ linking events in Denmark and Sweden, giving parkrunners a chance to run on both sides of the bridge on the same day, January 1st.
You can now find out more details...
👉🏿http://parkrun.me/ayher
🌳 #loveparkrun
Big Phil and Little Celie were just two of the 11 (and quite possibly more) ringers running in the Oxford Half Marathon last Sunday. Well done everyone!
www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2018/oct/01/parkrun-five-mlllion-runners
How Parkrun’s 13 became five million and changed weekends for ever | Sean Ingle
theguardian.com
Parkrun began 14 years ago and has now mushroomed into a heartwarming worldwide success story that is about to register its 5,000,000th runner