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"Not only are Stamford Striders the town's only running club, they are also the most open and welcoming club you could hope to find"

We are a friendly, active running club open to all abilities of runners over 18. Training meets are on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 7pm at our home at Blackstones Sports and Social Club on Lincoln Road in Stamford. Full details can be found here.

Our members run both socially and competitively, in all disciplines, and at all levels. So, whatever your standard, come along and run with us, as there will always be someone to run with you.

Please use the navigation tabs on the left to browse through our site, or check out our latest news below.
£4000 30k Race Charity Cheque Handover 2010
Upcoming Races (* indicates club championship)
Date Name Distance Description
12th Sep 2010 Paras 10 10m A tough multi-terrain endurance event
26th Sep 2010 West Pinchbeck 10K 10k *
10th Oct 2010 Great Eastern Run 13ml *
7th Nov 2010 Hell Up North 10ml - 12ml Challenging off-road running...
27th Nov 2010 Hell Down South 10ml - 12ml Challenging off-road running...
News
Enjoyed the Relay Handicap?
Then join us for another on Sunday 12th September, when the Striders will be relaying (and picnicking) with the Rutland Runners.

The Whitwell-Exton course is a real baton-twirler, with stunning scenery and hidden gems along the route. Plus, there’s plenty for the family to do while you’re running and those generous guys at Rutland Watersports are letting us use their showers and changing facilities. Sounds good? Find out more on the Forum - or if can't yet log in, email Nick for the lowdown.
Suzanne on August 16 2010 21:21:08 · 0 Comments · 42 Reads · Print
Hereward Relay 2010
It’s big (it’s usually bitterly cold) and it’s back on Sunday November 28. It can only be the Hereward Relay – 38.4 mud-splattered miles, ready and waiting for Striders to take on.

Teams of 4 can enter now, and it would be brilliant to build on last year’s strong Stamford turn-out. Each runner takes a leg of the course (between 6 and 11 miles) to complete the Peterborough to Ely distance, with their team-mates driving along armed with hot drinks and warm clothes to greet them at the hand-over point for the next stage. 

It’s great fun and a fantastic way to get to know other Striders, so whether you’re a beginner or an old hand at the Hereward, add your name to the list in 'Club Events' on the Forum or, if you can't yet log-in, send us an email.
Suzanne on August 14 2010 21:45:24
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Welcome to all new members!
You’ll find almost everything you need to know about what we’re up to right here on our website.

If you’ve paid your membership fee, you’ll soon be issued with a user name and password to gain full access to the members’ sections of the site.  You’ll also receive occasional updates from committee members, so please make sure we’ve got your current email address.  If you don’t think we have, forward it to robin@tolethorpe.com – and if you attach a photo of yourself, we’ll add it to your online profile!

Fancy a bit more training? How about coming to Thursday hill sessions?  It’s a great way to build fitness and you can go at your own pace. Meet us at Blackstones 7pm, or, for a non-stop run, try Fridays at 7pm – with the option of a shower and a beer afterwards.  See you there!

Robin
Suzanne on August 14 2010 16:06:09
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Club Awards
Big congratulations to award-winners at our annual club awards night - each one was very well deserved!

Male Club Champion: Simon Fell
Best Male Runner: Mark Popple
Best Female Runner: Philippa Taylor
Most Improved Male: Robin Ball
Most Improved Female: Elaine Allwood
Club Person of the Year: Nick Wells

Thanks also to everyone who came along to make the awards night such a success. It really was a classic Striders evening and great to see so many faces.
Suzanne on August 01 2010 15:42:29
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Relay Handicap
Great to see so many of you at the Relay Handicap and Club Awards.

52 runners took part in the handicap relay - 26 pairs - our largest entry for the event ever thanks to so many of our newest members coming along to join in the fun. Well done to everyone who took part!

And a huge thank you also to the Striders, partners and friends that came along to support the race and to act as marshalls - we couldn't have run it without you.

Congratulations to the winners: Julie Morris and Mark Greenwood - a combined winning time of 68 mins 31 secs. Second place went to Claire Watkin and Iain Cameron (69:12) and in third place was Josh Jordan-Boddey and Pete (sorry didn't get your surname!) in 70:24.

Race results can be found here.

Suzanne on August 01 2010 15:34:56
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Round Britain Relay
Robin Ball has been holding the baton for the Striders - during the local leg of the Round Britain Relay.

After 15.6 miles along the sea bank from Sutton Bridge to King's Lynn - and avoiding several amorous bullocks - Robin rounded off with a sprint finish to hand over the baton at sunset.

You can see pictures of Robin's leg (in fact, both legs make an appearance) in the Photo Gallery and his full account is on the Forum in the Race Reports section.

For more info on the Round Britain Relay track Barry the Baton's progress.
Suzanne on August 01 2010 15:26:22
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Algie and Alan's big feat
Algie Audas and Alan Hayes showed true grit in the new Fat Feet Grimsthorpe Ultra 70.

Having set off on the non-stop 70-mile run at 10am on July 23 they both crossed the finish line early the following morning - sore but smiling.

Algie completed the course in 15hrs 41mins and took 15th place, with Alan finishing in 17hrs 17mins and 19th.

Congratulations both - a truly awe-inspiring achievement!
Suzanne on July 26 2010 20:23:20
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Philippa is Grand Prix winner
Philippa Taylor strode to victory on home turf at the Stamford 5k to claim the Peterborough 5K Grand Prix Race Series Championship title for the third year running.

With a hat trick of wins under her belt, Philippa has taken the overall women's title with one race still to run in the five-race summer 2010 series.

Philippa was first lady in this year's Eye, Ramsey and Thurlby 10k races, in the Heckington 10 mile, and first female veteran at the prestigious Lord Mayor's 5K in Norwich.
Suzanne on July 26 2010 20:11:48
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Stamford Striders Summer Ball
Stamford Striders put training plans aside on June 19th for a night of free eating, drinking – and throwing some very interesting shapes on the dance floor. Check out the photo gallery to see how many you recognise out of their shorts...
pete on June 20 2010 21:29:11
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New Members
Welcome to all the new members in the club.

If any new club members require a username and password to allow further access to the website, email me at cyberbod@googlemail.com. Please supply your first and last names (and if there is a particular username you fancy, send me that as well).

Also, if you fancy a bit more training, how about coming to our hill sessions on a Thursday? Its not as bad as it sounds and it will really help your fitness. Bring a drink and meet at Blackstones 7pm.

See you all soon.
Pete
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