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Cross country

It was initially presumed that the race would be cancelled but despite the mud, the race was on! The muddy conditions made this a tough race and participants described the route as ‘brutal.’ The ladies were the first to race, starting at 1.35pm, they completed 3 laps of a water logged field, covering 5k. The Cross country

Parkrun results – 20 January 2024

Due to the icy conditions, many of the local Parkruns were cancelled but Lostocker Kath Johnson travelled to Poolsbrook Parkrun, finishing in an awesome 36:02.

Stanbury Splash

Mark Checkley completed the Stanbury Splash. This race is 6.7 miles covering a tough elevation gain of 1200ft. Starting from Penistone Hill Country Park, the race circuits the upper reaches of Ponden Clough and Stanbury Moor. Mark had a fantastic race, finishing in 1:29.

Trigger Fell Race

Lostock AC member Tony travelled to Marsden to compete in the Trigger Fell Race. This a point to point race and runners must navigate their way from Marsden over Black Hill, Bleaklow and Kinder to Edale visiting three trigs points on route. The linear route is measured at 21 miles with 1650m feet climb. However, Trigger Fell Race

Curling

Lostock AC tried something different on Saturday and went Curling!

Parkrun Results – 13 January 2024

Parkrun results 13 January 2024 Haigh Woodland Parkrun Andy Laycock 24:13 (1st in age category) Ian Burns 28:52 ( Rachel Stevens 29:23 Bolton Rachel Hancock 27:00 (6th female- 2nd in her age category) Pennington Flash Mark Checkley 31:57

Tatton Park 10k

Lostock AC member Jo completed her first race of 2024 by competing in the Runthrough Tatton Park 10k. It was a misty start to the day and Jo joined 253 runners who were ready to race. This is a lovely run around the beautiful park but the icy conditions did make the course slippery. Jo Tatton Park 10k

Parkrun Results 6 January 2024

Parkrun results 6 January 2024 Bolton Parkrun Tony Maxwell 27:34 Rachel Hancock 29:04 Sheila Garewal 31:59 Haigh Woodland Parkrun Ian Burns 29:04 Worsley Woods Parkrun Mark  Shuttleworth 32:51 Conwy Karen Taylor 31:34 Chris Taylor 43:23

Wormstones Fell Race

Mark ended the year by completing the Wormstones Fell race in Glossop. This race is 5 miles with an epic climb of 1300 ft. The race started at the Beehive, Hague Street and then follows a mixed terrain. Participants run along country lanes, woods lands, cross a stream and then head out on to the Wormstones Fell Race

Trails and Ales New Years Day Fell Race

Lostock AC members said goodbye to 2024 by taking part in the Madbull Events Trails and Ales New Year’s Day Fell Race. The race takes place at Rivington and is started to the sound of the bag pipes. This is a challenging race that covers 7 miles and 1,200ft elevation gain. Participants run along Roynton Trails and Ales New Years Day Fell Race

Latest club news

Strange Struggle Fell Race

Checkers competed in the Strange Struggle Fell Race, organised by Fat Boys Running club. This is a fun and friendly 9.9km fell race on a beautiful route, in Hathersage, west of Sheffield. The race includes a tough climb of 1,250ft. After a brief shower just before the start, it stayed dryish, except for a lot ... Strange Struggle Fell Race

Monday 16th September 2024
Josie’s Busy weekend

Fell Captain Josie had a busy weekend of racing. On Saturday she completed the Three Shires Fell Race. This is a tough race, starting in Ambleside, covering 20k (12.4 miles) and 4000ft elevation gain. Greenhalgh completed the gruelling race in 3:44:18. On Sunday she took part in the Achille Ratti Club Race to Lingmoor. This ... Josie’s Busy weekend

Monday 16th September 2024
Bury 10k

Lostock AC members headed to Bury to compete in the Bury 10k for the latest instalment of the Road Runners Championship. 7 Lostockers lined up with over 1,000 runners in the rain to complete the 10k route. Starting in Bury Town Centre, the race headed towards Tottington for approximately 2.5 miles. Participants then completed a ... Bury 10k

Monday 16th September 2024

120 Members
544 Miles ran this week
50940 Elevation gain achieved this weeK

What our members love about Lostock A.C.

Member
Greg Kilshaw
Joining Lostock AC has been one of the best things that's ever happened to me. I decided to give it a try mainly to loose weight and meet new people. It's really helped with my weight, mental health and output on life. I've been in the club over a year now. Everyone makes you feel so welcome and I love being part of the Lostock family. My running has definitely improved, especially seeing all the medals I've won. It is not just running, Lostock offers other activities too such as cycling, bootcamp and skiing. All I've had a go at which has just been brilliant. Lostock is my second family . I have entered the Machester marathon next year and an ultra. All this for someone who couldn't run . Everyone has made me feel very welcome in the club, I now consider myself to be a runner and would recommend anyone to give Lostock a try.
Member
Rachel Stevens
I joined Lostock AC to help improve my running and to motivate me to run more often. The club has surpassed my expectations. I am not from Bolton originally and did not have many friends in the area. I now feel part of an extended family. I have been encouraged and supported to run half marathons, marathons and an Ultra. I would never believe this was possible 3 years ago.
Member
Rachel Hancock
I’m proud to be a member of Lostock AC, it’s an inclusive club with lovely people, there’s plenty of sporting activities to get involved in and the social get togethers are always welcoming and fun.

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