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Dave Staff Memorial fell race

Race report by Tony Marlow: 2024 started off as a good year race well for me. Several new races (to me) under my belt and feeling back on it after a lean couple of years. Then I pick up a foot injury, started major house renovations on top of the usual work! This meant 4 Dave Staff Memorial fell race

Parkrun Results 16 November 2024

Bolton Parkrun Rachel Hancock 32:46 Haigh Woodland Parkrun Greg Kilshaw 27:21 Andy Laycock 28:01 Chris Taylor 33:05 Sandringham Parkrun Tony Marlow 24:53 Selby Parkrun Ian Burns 27:47 Stratford Parkrun Natalie Godfrey 26:49 (1st in age category) Tim Lippett 26:50 (1st in age category) Winslow Parkrun Lynda Hardman 29:39 (1st in age category)

Dunnerdale Fell Race

Dunnerdale Fell race. This is short race covering just 5 milesbut it was still tough covering an epic 1,900ft elevation gain. The race covers the rugged fells between the Lickle and the Duddon valleys. It is a beautiful but tough course with varied terrain. Checkers had a fantastic time, stopping to take photographs and enjoying Dunnerdale Fell Race

Windmill Remembrance Day 10k

Lostockers headed to Lytham St Annes to join 1,361 runners for the annual Windmill Remembrance Sunday 10k. The race starts on Lytham Green with a 2 minute silence at 11am to remember and honour fallen heroes. The race then follows a scenic route along the coast towards Fairhaven, before completing a u-turn and concluding at Windmill Remembrance Day 10k

Parkrun Results 9 November 2024

Bolton Parkrun Stephen Davies 38:07 Bramhall Parkrun Rachel Hancock 25:58 (third in her age category) Haigh Woodland Parkrun Chris Baker 23:36 Tony Maxwell 25:27 (first in age category) Rachel Stevens 27:46 (first in age category) Ian Burns 29:24 Sheila Garewal 30:24 (second in age category) Lancaster Parkrun Andy Laycock 24:01 Penrith Katie Edern 28:15 (a Parkrun Results 9 November 2024

Shepherds Skyline Fell Race

Race report by Shutters: Shepherds Skyline Fell Race – 2nd Nov 2024, 1pm. This race is a personal favourite of mine having run this at least 11 times over the past 18 years. At 6 mile/10k 1150ft/350m ascent it is a typical short race and consists of an uphill start, a flat bit to Stoodley Shepherds Skyline Fell Race

Lancaster 1/2 Marathon

Jo travelled to Lancaster to compete in the Lancaster ½ marathon. Due to flooding on the route, there was a last-minute course change. The new course stared at Salt Ayre athletic track and was an out and back following the river Lune. This was a beautiful trail route on tarmac before finishing the last 300m Lancaster 1/2 Marathon

New York Marathon

Lostock member David Gregson travelled to New York to take part in the world famous, New York marathon. This iconic race starts on Staten Island, heads through Brooklyn, up to Queens before crossing the Queensborough Bridge in toManhatton. The race then heads north into the Brox, runners then head south running the final 3 miles New York Marathon

Parkrun Results

Bolton Parkrun Melonie Crompton 29:40 Rachel Hancock and her dog Loki 49:49 (both in Halloween fancy dress). Fell Foot Parkrun Anthony Maxwell 25:08 (first in age category) Sheila Garewal 30:25 (third in age category) Haigh Parkrun Andy Laycock 23:12 (second in age category) Chris Baker 23:42 Lee Burns 28:10 Ian Burns 29:39 Keswick Parkrun Rachel Parkrun Results

Sue Ryder 10 mile challenge

Report by Janet: On Saturday 26th October myself and Greg took part in a 10 mile off road Charity Bike Ride in Settle into raise funds for Sue Ryder. The charity supports families and their loved ones with end of life care. It’s a fantastic annual event and there’s no excuse not to do it Sue Ryder 10 mile challenge

Latest club news

Jingle Bell Jog

Race report by Gill: 5k Jingle bell jog today at Buxton on the park run course 3 laps of the park on traffic free roads the weather was kind to us most unusual for Buxton were nearly six hundred runners were supporting Blythe House Hospice nice to see the snow dogs about the park bit ... Jingle Bell Jog

Sunday 1st December 2024
Cross Country number 3

Race report by Andy: Sorry folks I got to do the write up again. Should get away with just a brew this time. Marl pits cross country, the very name strikes dread into the hearts of those who have previously done it. So infamous is it’s reputation, a meagre team of four hardy Lostockers went ... Cross Country number 3

Sunday 1st December 2024
Hoad Hill Harriers (Ulverston) Xmas Pudding 10k

Hoad Hill Harriers (Ulverston) Xmas Pudding 10k race report by Tony:  Christmas pudding seems to be one of those love-it-or-hate-it foods. I’m firmly in the love-it camp and a bit of a sucker for any race that gives one away just for finishing. Sheila and I entered this race last year but heavy snow the ... Hoad Hill Harriers (Ulverston) Xmas Pudding 10k

Sunday 1st December 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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