River Arun Swim 18th June
Dan Marshman was in action again, this time attempting an Ironman Swim distance of 3800m in the River Arun with his brother Ali Marshman. Dan was delighted with his 8th AG place in a time of 56:42, Ali also came in under the hour with at time of 59:34.
Leeds Triathlon 12th June
The least said the better about the organisation of the above event. Some competitors were still trying to locate their bags 4 hours after the race. Dan Marshman braved the standard distance and gained an 11th place in his AG. His times were: Swim 23:23 Bike 1:04:00 Run 41:57 Total 2:16:49
Dan Marshman was in action again, this time attempting an Ironman Swim distance of 3800m in the River Arun with his brother Ali Marshman. Dan was delighted with his 8th AG place in a time of 56:42, Ali also came in under the hour with at time of 59:34.
Leeds Triathlon 12th June
The least said the better about the organisation of the above event. Some competitors were still trying to locate their bags 4 hours after the race. Dan Marshman braved the standard distance and gained an 11th place in his AG. His times were: Swim 23:23 Bike 1:04:00 Run 41:57 Total 2:16:49
10th June 2016
With race season well underway it is becoming increasingly challenging to update all the members fantastic results!
Below is a synopsis on events during the last few weeks. The write up really doesn't do justice to the time and effort members put into their training and racing. Congratulations to all, keep 'em coming folks!
With race season well underway it is becoming increasingly challenging to update all the members fantastic results!
Below is a synopsis on events during the last few weeks. The write up really doesn't do justice to the time and effort members put into their training and racing. Congratulations to all, keep 'em coming folks!
Lorna still standing after going long!
Ardingly White Bird Tri 5th June
David Palmer and Lorna Cotter took on the Standard Distance today. Results were: David Swim 31:15 Bike 1:36:24 Run 53:09 Total 3:00:48
Lorna Swim 36:34 Bike 2:31:17 Run 1:18:29 Total 4:26:20. This was Lorna's first ever standard distance and she said that she was pleased with the swim and the bike but the run was too off road for her liking! Very well done Lorna.
Other news- James Graham now owns a wetsuit and has won a place in the London Tri-watch this space!
Blenheim Triathlon 4th June
Dan Marshman's season is continuing to go from strength to strength. He placed 13th overall and 3rd in his Age Group at this prestigious event. Racing in the Sprint distance Dan's times were: Swim 11:27 Bike 34:02 Run 22:16 Total 1:12:38
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Weald Challenge Trail 50km Ultra May 29th
The Weald Challenge Trail Races follow the long distance paths of the Wealdway and the Vanguard Way. Both races start and finish in the village of Chiddingly and encompass the surrounding beauty of the Sussex countryside en route. The courses are approximately 75% (half marathon) and 85% (ultra) off-road, and as the runners travel along the picturesque and undulating routes, they will take in a great variety of landscapes containing rolling hills, irregular shaped fields and ancient woodlands. Runners participating in the 50km Ultra Trail race will experience the added bonus of the spectacular views from the open heathland of the Ashdown Forest. Above is the inviting description of the Weald Challenge race undertaken by Andrea Harwood and Alex Mandryko. Both members were competing in their first Ultra races. Results were fantastic, many congratulations to both of them. Andrea recorded a time of 5:03:39 (3rd lady) with Alex finishing in 5:17:02. It's great to see members dipping their toes into new and exciting adventures. |
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Hastings Parkrun May 28th
The rain stayed off for this mornings Parkrun, a favourite local 5km. 2 shiny new pub's from Ruth & Lorna. Results from members were:
Hannah Frais 26:33 Cathy Bate 26:47 Ruth Frais 26:53 (pb) Lorna Cotter 28:23 (pb)
Well done ladies!
The rain stayed off for this mornings Parkrun, a favourite local 5km. 2 shiny new pub's from Ruth & Lorna. Results from members were:
Hannah Frais 26:33 Cathy Bate 26:47 Ruth Frais 26:53 (pb) Lorna Cotter 28:23 (pb)
Well done ladies!
Martyn's podium moment!
Bexhill Seafront 5km May 25th
Martyn Reynolds earned himself a podium position! Running a fantastic new personal best time of 18:40, a well earned 3rd place. 3 other adults competed Mark Ryalls 22:59 Barry Ingram 25:26 and Becky Forte 33:03.
In the Junior Mile event the club had 17 members running! A fantastic turnout with the first 7 places going to BRT! Results in the Junior section.
Martyn Reynolds earned himself a podium position! Running a fantastic new personal best time of 18:40, a well earned 3rd place. 3 other adults competed Mark Ryalls 22:59 Barry Ingram 25:26 and Becky Forte 33:03.
In the Junior Mile event the club had 17 members running! A fantastic turnout with the first 7 places going to BRT! Results in the Junior section.
Run Wednesdays Run Together Run 22nd May
Andy Croft ran hard and strong to record a pb over the 10km distance this morning. Andy was also there supporting severn Junior members. Well done coach!
Velocity Events
Also on 22nd May at Lydd, Velocity events staged a variety of events including open water swim distances and the Marshman Half Ironman. Lorna Cotter gained a 1st place in the 1900m swim with a time of 47:21:45 Naturally she was very pleased with her podium finish!
David Palmer raced his first ever Half Ironman finishing in a time of 5:25:30. Split times were:
Swim 1.9km 41:57 Bike 92km 2:38:34 Run 21km 2:00:43
Andy Croft ran hard and strong to record a pb over the 10km distance this morning. Andy was also there supporting severn Junior members. Well done coach!
Velocity Events
Also on 22nd May at Lydd, Velocity events staged a variety of events including open water swim distances and the Marshman Half Ironman. Lorna Cotter gained a 1st place in the 1900m swim with a time of 47:21:45 Naturally she was very pleased with her podium finish!
David Palmer raced his first ever Half Ironman finishing in a time of 5:25:30. Split times were:
Swim 1.9km 41:57 Bike 92km 2:38:34 Run 21km 2:00:43
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Truly inspirational performances from both.
Velocity events are well worth checking out. They offer a huge variety of events to choose from throughout the year, are not too far away and if you're over 65 can race for free!!!! Click here for a link. |
Lorna in top spot!
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T1 can be stressful!
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Bedgebury 10km 21st May
Mark Ryalls ran a sub 55 mins with Keith Wilson clocking a pb of 1:11:05 in this off road run through the lovely Bedgebury Pinetum.
Heroes & Villains Run-Hove
Our 'ever so slightly eccentric' James Graham ran the above event on 19th May, this year dressed as a villain, Joker from Suicide Squad, James said " re costumes I cant recommend running on a hot day in -lycra shorts and joggers, wooooow hot. it was fun and makeup running from sweat made me look even more scary lol. Next year maybe HULK :-)"
Mark Ryalls ran a sub 55 mins with Keith Wilson clocking a pb of 1:11:05 in this off road run through the lovely Bedgebury Pinetum.
Heroes & Villains Run-Hove
Our 'ever so slightly eccentric' James Graham ran the above event on 19th May, this year dressed as a villain, Joker from Suicide Squad, James said " re costumes I cant recommend running on a hot day in -lycra shorts and joggers, wooooow hot. it was fun and makeup running from sweat made me look even more scary lol. Next year maybe HULK :-)"
Starfish Marathon & Races 15th May
The second year for this very popular event supported by brt. The club provide timers, marshals and helpers to assist in raising money for the Tree of Hope charity. The club name reached far and wide through all the publicity surrounding the race and many participants wrote in to express their thanks for an exceptionally well organised race. To date, with money still being collected, over £5000 has been raised!
The club had two participants in the Half Marathon event, namely, Tom Brampton and Ali Marshman. Tom just pipped Ali with a time of 1:38:38 to place 8th overall. Ali's time was 1:39:37 (10th overall).
With over double the amount of relay teams in the Marathon this year the club's all girls team consisting of Lorna Cotter, Pam Matthews, Cathy Bate and Ruth Frais (Coast Busters Team) ran a great race to finish in 10th place. With thanks to Greg Stokes for recording all the teams split times, the girls ran:
1:06:02 59:29 1:01:30 1:04:36
A full report and photos of the race can be found at Starfish Races 2016
Congratulations to Andy Croft who spent the weekend taking his coach course in running & fitness!
The second year for this very popular event supported by brt. The club provide timers, marshals and helpers to assist in raising money for the Tree of Hope charity. The club name reached far and wide through all the publicity surrounding the race and many participants wrote in to express their thanks for an exceptionally well organised race. To date, with money still being collected, over £5000 has been raised!
The club had two participants in the Half Marathon event, namely, Tom Brampton and Ali Marshman. Tom just pipped Ali with a time of 1:38:38 to place 8th overall. Ali's time was 1:39:37 (10th overall).
With over double the amount of relay teams in the Marathon this year the club's all girls team consisting of Lorna Cotter, Pam Matthews, Cathy Bate and Ruth Frais (Coast Busters Team) ran a great race to finish in 10th place. With thanks to Greg Stokes for recording all the teams split times, the girls ran:
1:06:02 59:29 1:01:30 1:04:36
A full report and photos of the race can be found at Starfish Races 2016
Congratulations to Andy Croft who spent the weekend taking his coach course in running & fitness!
 Sharon with her well deserved medal
North Downs Way -14th May Susie Casebourne and Sharon Dickson competed in this 50mile race across the North Downs. Starting in Farnham and finishing at Knockholt Pound with a total climb of 5500 ft (most in the second half!). Susie 9:16:11 Sharon 11:15:02 Sharon commented that it was her hardest race to date! Great racing girls! Congratulations also due to Alan Bennett (friend to many members) who completed the distance. |
Susie on the run!
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Bewl Water Half
Also on the 14th was the Bewl Water half marathon. Marie Carey sent this "Simon Carey 1hr45m20s George Carey 1hr 58m09s Marie Carey 2hr14m16s , a good morning running with family and friends."
Well done all.
Lydd evening Sprint Tri
Lorna sent us this:
"Velocity Events held their first informal evening sprint triathlon in Lydd on Wednesday 11th May. Involved a 500m lake swim, 20k cycle (Lydd to Camber and back) and 5.2k run round lake.It was a beautiful sunny evening with only 34 entrants. Very low key event, turn up from 5.30pm , pay £20 on the night, start 7pm. David Palmer and myself gave it a go. Dave's time was 1hr 11m (14th) and myself 1hr 39m (32nd). We both really enjoyed it.
There are 2 more of these evening events on Wed June 15th and July 20th or look velocity event website for more details. Good for newbies or just for training practice."
Also on the 14th was the Bewl Water half marathon. Marie Carey sent this "Simon Carey 1hr45m20s George Carey 1hr 58m09s Marie Carey 2hr14m16s , a good morning running with family and friends."
Well done all.
Lydd evening Sprint Tri
Lorna sent us this:
"Velocity Events held their first informal evening sprint triathlon in Lydd on Wednesday 11th May. Involved a 500m lake swim, 20k cycle (Lydd to Camber and back) and 5.2k run round lake.It was a beautiful sunny evening with only 34 entrants. Very low key event, turn up from 5.30pm , pay £20 on the night, start 7pm. David Palmer and myself gave it a go. Dave's time was 1hr 11m (14th) and myself 1hr 39m (32nd). We both really enjoyed it.
There are 2 more of these evening events on Wed June 15th and July 20th or look velocity event website for more details. Good for newbies or just for training practice."
10th May 2016
Lots of activity from our members last weekend. First up on Saturday morning was the ever popular Hastings Parkrun 5km. Great to see some new members dipping their toes into the racing world! Results were:
Simon Carey 21:31 Hannah Frais 25:14 (pb) Marie Carey 25:53 (pb) Ruth Frais 27:00 (pb) Mick Kirby 28:59 (pb)
The glorious sunshine obviously put a spring in their step judging by all the new pb's!
Lots of activity from our members last weekend. First up on Saturday morning was the ever popular Hastings Parkrun 5km. Great to see some new members dipping their toes into the racing world! Results were:
Simon Carey 21:31 Hannah Frais 25:14 (pb) Marie Carey 25:53 (pb) Ruth Frais 27:00 (pb) Mick Kirby 28:59 (pb)
The glorious sunshine obviously put a spring in their step judging by all the new pb's!
 A very proud Keith + well earned medal!
2 events on Sunday, the popular East Grinstead Tri and the annual Hastings 5 mile run. Keith Wilson represented brt at East Grinstead in the Sprint race. 500m swim 26k bike 5k run. This was Keith's first attempt at triathlon and he was very pleased with his time. 1st of many Keith, well done! Split times were: Swim 19:04 Bike 1:05:18 Run 38:17 Total 2:11:44 Meanwhile over in Hastings Martyn Reynolds clocked 32:40 for the Hastings 5 mile road race followed by Ewan Carradine in a time of 39:02. In scorching temperatures too! Our thanks to Angela Croft, Dave Oxbrow & Mike Stokes who gave up their weekend to attend a 2 day course to further their qualifications as assistant coaches. Thank you for your time & dedication to the club. You are already supporting the great sessions led by Ali & Andy, now you will be 'official'. BRT going from strength to strength! Starfish Marathon & Races this coming Sunday (15th). Marathon, half marathon & Relay marathon (team of 4) Still time to enter online until tomorrow (11th) Limited entries on the day. Registration opens at 7:30am. Races start at 10:00am Children's races 500m, 1km & 2km Entry on the day. Races start at 9am. All proceeds to the Tree of Hope charity. |
Martyn finds some shade at the end!
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5th May 2016
The Thames Path 100
100 miles non-stop on foot along the River Thames from Richmond, London to Oxford. 28 hour time limit. Total Climb: 1900 feet. Date: 30th April - 1st May 2016.
Not a race for the faint hearted and with a cut off time of 28 hours in order to be eligible for an award only the most experienced or mentally deranged runner would contemplate this distance. Some say Tim Cox is a bit of both!
For a warm up to the main event Tim ran the Richmond Parkrun in a sub 23 min time! He then went on to complete the 100 in an amazing time of 21:07:15. Tim paced himself evenly and overtook some 50 or so runners in the second half to finish in 48th position.
Experienced, maybe a little deranged but most definitely an inspiration to us all!
The Thames Path 100
100 miles non-stop on foot along the River Thames from Richmond, London to Oxford. 28 hour time limit. Total Climb: 1900 feet. Date: 30th April - 1st May 2016.
Not a race for the faint hearted and with a cut off time of 28 hours in order to be eligible for an award only the most experienced or mentally deranged runner would contemplate this distance. Some say Tim Cox is a bit of both!
For a warm up to the main event Tim ran the Richmond Parkrun in a sub 23 min time! He then went on to complete the 100 in an amazing time of 21:07:15. Tim paced himself evenly and overtook some 50 or so runners in the second half to finish in 48th position.
Experienced, maybe a little deranged but most definitely an inspiration to us all!
Cathy Bate made it a family affair last weekend. Running with her brothers, Cathy recorded a time of 28:24 at the Bedgebury Pinetum Parkrun on Saturday.
Following on from that they then headed out to Burgess Hill for the 10km. on Sunday. A multi terrain, somewhat muddy course, Cathy was very please with her time of 1:02:36. Well done Cathy.
Following on from that they then headed out to Burgess Hill for the 10km. on Sunday. A multi terrain, somewhat muddy course, Cathy was very please with her time of 1:02:36. Well done Cathy.
25th April 2016
Congratulations to Dan Marshman who not only ran in fancy dress but bagged himself a new pb and third place overall in the St George's Day Marathon last Saturday!
Inspired by Tim Cox's outfit last year no doubt!
Dan's time was 3:24:15.
Congratulations to Dan Marshman who not only ran in fancy dress but bagged himself a new pb and third place overall in the St George's Day Marathon last Saturday!
Inspired by Tim Cox's outfit last year no doubt!
Dan's time was 3:24:15.
Running your first marathon is always going to be memorable, however, when that marathon just happens to be London you know it's going to be even more special! Lorna Cotter's journey started last December when she was the lucky recipient of the club's one place for the event. Ali's guidance Lorna diligently completed all her training and wow did it pay off! Lorna was delighted with her time of 4:54:29. This is what she had to say:
"London marathon 4:54. Hardest thing I've done but well worth it. Crowds were fantastic. Thanks for all your support. Wouldn't have got here without you Ali Marshman. Good hearing tips from all you other marathon runners too. Who's next?"
Ballot open Monday 2nd-6th May everyone!
"London marathon 4:54. Hardest thing I've done but well worth it. Crowds were fantastic. Thanks for all your support. Wouldn't have got here without you Ali Marshman. Good hearing tips from all you other marathon runners too. Who's next?"
Ballot open Monday 2nd-6th May everyone!
18th April 2016
The Brighton Marathon took place yesterday in near perfect conditions for running. Starting off with a chill in the air the weather improved and with no wind to speak of making conditions ideal. Running his first ever marathon and barefoot (!) James Graham recorded a time of 4:45:30. No mean feat James (excuse the pun!) Also running his first marathon was Keith Stokes, although now living in Surrey, Keith has in the past done an enormous amount of work for BRT. Keith's result was 4:09:19.
Brt and Run Wednesdays came together to run in the Bungay Festival of Running in Suffolk. After copious amounts of alcohol the night before Chris Sage ran the 10km, Sherrill Barrett and Colin and Claire Hanks the Half Marathon. Alcohol and running obviously suits Claire who recorded a pb! Results were:
Chris 1:13:53 Sherrill 1:53:34 Colin 1:53:29 Claire 2:29:29
The Brighton Marathon took place yesterday in near perfect conditions for running. Starting off with a chill in the air the weather improved and with no wind to speak of making conditions ideal. Running his first ever marathon and barefoot (!) James Graham recorded a time of 4:45:30. No mean feat James (excuse the pun!) Also running his first marathon was Keith Stokes, although now living in Surrey, Keith has in the past done an enormous amount of work for BRT. Keith's result was 4:09:19.
Brt and Run Wednesdays came together to run in the Bungay Festival of Running in Suffolk. After copious amounts of alcohol the night before Chris Sage ran the 10km, Sherrill Barrett and Colin and Claire Hanks the Half Marathon. Alcohol and running obviously suits Claire who recorded a pb! Results were:
Chris 1:13:53 Sherrill 1:53:34 Colin 1:53:29 Claire 2:29:29
6th April 2016-Paris Marathon & A 50's theme!
Many congratulations to Andrea Harwood and Julian Manlow who ran the Paris Marathon last Sunday (3rd April). Both ran well with Andrea clocking 3:42:41 and Julian 4:39:46. Recover well folks!
Also last Sunday David Crosby decided to celebrate a milestone birthday (50) by running the Reading Half Marathon! Here's what he had to say:
"Huge thanks to all those who donated to my sponsorship page www.justgiving.com/davidjcrosby to help me fundraise for Breast Cancer Care!
As promised, I ran the Reading Half Marathon last Sunday 3rd April on my 50th birthday, wearing race number 50 which the race organisers kindly issued me. I was chuffed with my chip time of one hour 48 minutes and 30 seconds (1:48:30), given that I ran two half marathons in training but only managed 2:04:51 and 2:05:26.
I raised £415 plus £93.75 Gift Aid, which will pay for 102 Breast Cancer Care information resource packs for people newly diagnosed with breast cancer.
Next stop is the Great North Run on 11th September!
Many thanks again for your support."
Well done David-great work and Happy 50th!
This coming weekend members Tim Cox, Susie Casebourne and Sharon Dickson take on the mighty SDW50. Get out and cheer them on if you can. Good luck all. Follow them live here:
http://www.centurionrunning.com/live/2016-sdw50-live/
Many congratulations to Andrea Harwood and Julian Manlow who ran the Paris Marathon last Sunday (3rd April). Both ran well with Andrea clocking 3:42:41 and Julian 4:39:46. Recover well folks!
Also last Sunday David Crosby decided to celebrate a milestone birthday (50) by running the Reading Half Marathon! Here's what he had to say:
"Huge thanks to all those who donated to my sponsorship page www.justgiving.com/davidjcrosby to help me fundraise for Breast Cancer Care!
As promised, I ran the Reading Half Marathon last Sunday 3rd April on my 50th birthday, wearing race number 50 which the race organisers kindly issued me. I was chuffed with my chip time of one hour 48 minutes and 30 seconds (1:48:30), given that I ran two half marathons in training but only managed 2:04:51 and 2:05:26.
I raised £415 plus £93.75 Gift Aid, which will pay for 102 Breast Cancer Care information resource packs for people newly diagnosed with breast cancer.
Next stop is the Great North Run on 11th September!
Many thanks again for your support."
Well done David-great work and Happy 50th!
This coming weekend members Tim Cox, Susie Casebourne and Sharon Dickson take on the mighty SDW50. Get out and cheer them on if you can. Good luck all. Follow them live here:
http://www.centurionrunning.com/live/2016-sdw50-live/
21st March 2016
Yesterday witnessed the 32nd Hastings Half Marathon, one of the countries most popular races right on our doorstep. As always there was a strong club presence on a near perfect day for running.
Amazing results were achieved with a plethora of pb's set! Well done to all and thank you to coach Ali for all the training sessions leading up to the race. He is very proud of you all!
Apologies if anyone has been missed off. Please make sure that if you are a fully affiliated member that you always enter under the club's Bexhill Runners & Triathletes name, it helps enormously when gathering race results. Any amendments or additions can be sent through to gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk More photos in the Gallery.
Results:
Dan Marshman 1:24:38 (pb) (4th AG) Martyn Reynolds 1:28:29 (pb) Alex Mandryko 1:29:01 (pb)
Tim Cox 1:32:56 Ali Marshman 1:38:42 (pb) Andrea Harwood 1:40:54 (pb?)
Mike Stokes 1:45:43 Brian Spiers 1:53:26 Barry Ingram 1:57:50
Andy Bishop 1:56:58 Beverley Morgan 1:55:55 James Graham 2:00:35
Cathy Bate 2:05:58 (pb) Pam Matthews 2:05:59 (pb) Lorna Cotter 2:16:06 (pb)
Neil Hosie 2:16:22 Andy Croft 2:17:48 Dave Oxbow 2:22:13
Kate Bullen 2:45:54
Dan Marshman and Cathy won 1st local runners home in their Age Groups.
Membership
Annual Membership is now due please. The cost this year is £30 for non-affiliated adults and £43 for those who wish to affiliate to England Athletics.
New adult members welcome.
Junior membership will remain at £12. Please note we have a waiting list for the Junior section. Membership forms can be downloaded from the home page or you can complete the form and pay on line here.
Please can adult members also complete the registration form which can be found on the home page of the website.
Juniors registration form will be found in the Junior Section.
Registration forms can be forwarded to chris@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
Please read a message from Ali below explaining the committee's reason for the increase in membership fees this year:
Hi All
You may have noticed the individual membership fee has risen for the coming year and wondered why? As a small club with an adult membership of less than a 100 we don’t have huge overheads but we also generate very little money to sustain the club. The hope is that by raising the fees a bit we can allow the club to grow by spending some money on training equipment, club kit and advertising.
So what do you get for your £30 a year or £2.50 a month, well access to at least three coached and led running sessions a week, a coached swim session on a Friday (the £3 cost is lane hire which we pay direct to Bexhill swimming club) and if there is demand some coached/led cycling & triathlon sessions as the weather improves. Need or want a training plan for your next race? Speak to one of the coaches, there is no charge for advice or training plans.
I hope you agree this sounds like pretty decent value for the price of a takeaway sandwich per month. Obviously running is something you can do on your own for free but it is always more fun with others. The numbers of members who have produced new personal bests or raced at new distances in the last year is a testimony that you are most likely better together.
Do you want to take up the UKA membership as well? This is a personal choice but the link below gives you a summary of some of the benefits
http://www.englandathletics.org/englan…/athlete-registration
What about all you triathletes? – I know you’re out there! BTF membership is about £40 a year but will save you at least £5 per race and the BTF offers a lot of associated benefits, 25% of the cost of a new Garmin watch for example. The link below gives a summary of the benefits
https://www.triathlonengland.org/…/club-and-membership-faqs…
As part of the annual renewal process we would ask that everyone completes a new registration form so we can make sure all the member contact details are accurate. You can either do this the traditional way by printing a form off the website, www.bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk, and paying by cheque or thanks to Dan Marshman we have joined the 21st century and you can fill in the form and pay on line.
Ali
Yesterday witnessed the 32nd Hastings Half Marathon, one of the countries most popular races right on our doorstep. As always there was a strong club presence on a near perfect day for running.
Amazing results were achieved with a plethora of pb's set! Well done to all and thank you to coach Ali for all the training sessions leading up to the race. He is very proud of you all!
Apologies if anyone has been missed off. Please make sure that if you are a fully affiliated member that you always enter under the club's Bexhill Runners & Triathletes name, it helps enormously when gathering race results. Any amendments or additions can be sent through to gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk More photos in the Gallery.
Results:
Dan Marshman 1:24:38 (pb) (4th AG) Martyn Reynolds 1:28:29 (pb) Alex Mandryko 1:29:01 (pb)
Tim Cox 1:32:56 Ali Marshman 1:38:42 (pb) Andrea Harwood 1:40:54 (pb?)
Mike Stokes 1:45:43 Brian Spiers 1:53:26 Barry Ingram 1:57:50
Andy Bishop 1:56:58 Beverley Morgan 1:55:55 James Graham 2:00:35
Cathy Bate 2:05:58 (pb) Pam Matthews 2:05:59 (pb) Lorna Cotter 2:16:06 (pb)
Neil Hosie 2:16:22 Andy Croft 2:17:48 Dave Oxbow 2:22:13
Kate Bullen 2:45:54
Dan Marshman and Cathy won 1st local runners home in their Age Groups.
Membership
Annual Membership is now due please. The cost this year is £30 for non-affiliated adults and £43 for those who wish to affiliate to England Athletics.
New adult members welcome.
Junior membership will remain at £12. Please note we have a waiting list for the Junior section. Membership forms can be downloaded from the home page or you can complete the form and pay on line here.
Please can adult members also complete the registration form which can be found on the home page of the website.
Juniors registration form will be found in the Junior Section.
Registration forms can be forwarded to chris@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
Please read a message from Ali below explaining the committee's reason for the increase in membership fees this year:
Hi All
You may have noticed the individual membership fee has risen for the coming year and wondered why? As a small club with an adult membership of less than a 100 we don’t have huge overheads but we also generate very little money to sustain the club. The hope is that by raising the fees a bit we can allow the club to grow by spending some money on training equipment, club kit and advertising.
So what do you get for your £30 a year or £2.50 a month, well access to at least three coached and led running sessions a week, a coached swim session on a Friday (the £3 cost is lane hire which we pay direct to Bexhill swimming club) and if there is demand some coached/led cycling & triathlon sessions as the weather improves. Need or want a training plan for your next race? Speak to one of the coaches, there is no charge for advice or training plans.
I hope you agree this sounds like pretty decent value for the price of a takeaway sandwich per month. Obviously running is something you can do on your own for free but it is always more fun with others. The numbers of members who have produced new personal bests or raced at new distances in the last year is a testimony that you are most likely better together.
Do you want to take up the UKA membership as well? This is a personal choice but the link below gives you a summary of some of the benefits
http://www.englandathletics.org/englan…/athlete-registration
What about all you triathletes? – I know you’re out there! BTF membership is about £40 a year but will save you at least £5 per race and the BTF offers a lot of associated benefits, 25% of the cost of a new Garmin watch for example. The link below gives a summary of the benefits
https://www.triathlonengland.org/…/club-and-membership-faqs…
As part of the annual renewal process we would ask that everyone completes a new registration form so we can make sure all the member contact details are accurate. You can either do this the traditional way by printing a form off the website, www.bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk, and paying by cheque or thanks to Dan Marshman we have joined the 21st century and you can fill in the form and pay on line.
Ali
James & Lorna with Lydd 20 mile medals
18th March 2016
Members went 'long' last weekend with Lorna Cotter and James Graham tackling Lydd 20 miles, while Sharon Dickson tackled the tough Moyleman Marathon.
Both events were being held for the second year and continue to grow and develop. Lydd 20 is pancake flat and a great event for those, like Lorna, training for the London Marathon in April. The runners can practise running at their own pace whilst competing in a crowd and also test out their nutrition ahead of the marathon.
James is in the process of raising funds for The Sara Lee Trust by clocking up over 59 miles (barefoot) in a four week period with Hastings Half to go this Sunday.
The Moyleman is a very tough off road event held in the hills around Lewes on the South Downs. With beautiful scenery and a pint of Harvey's beer at the end this event is set to become very popular! Sharon, already a seasoned runner, is one of our newest members and likes nothing more than running on the trails around Sussex.
Results were: Lorna 3:40:21 James 3:42:12 Sharon 4:43:49
Members went 'long' last weekend with Lorna Cotter and James Graham tackling Lydd 20 miles, while Sharon Dickson tackled the tough Moyleman Marathon.
Both events were being held for the second year and continue to grow and develop. Lydd 20 is pancake flat and a great event for those, like Lorna, training for the London Marathon in April. The runners can practise running at their own pace whilst competing in a crowd and also test out their nutrition ahead of the marathon.
James is in the process of raising funds for The Sara Lee Trust by clocking up over 59 miles (barefoot) in a four week period with Hastings Half to go this Sunday.
The Moyleman is a very tough off road event held in the hills around Lewes on the South Downs. With beautiful scenery and a pint of Harvey's beer at the end this event is set to become very popular! Sharon, already a seasoned runner, is one of our newest members and likes nothing more than running on the trails around Sussex.
Results were: Lorna 3:40:21 James 3:42:12 Sharon 4:43:49
 Julian
11th March 2016
A particularly crisp, cold start was replaced with perfect running conditions at the Eastbourne Half Marathon last Sunday morning. Members times were: Ben Evett 1:38:55 Julian Manlow 1:56:34 James Graham 2:04:00 Andy Bishop 2:04:36 Well done all. |
Andy
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29th February 2016
3 members travelled to Brighton yesterday to run in the Half Marathon. Outstanding results with all 3 recording new PB's! Very well done to: Dan Marshman 1:23:40 (new pb by 3mins!) James Graham 1:57:48 Pam Matthews 2:01:10 Starfish Marathon & Races
The club's next race is the Starfish Marathon & Races organised in conjunction with the Tree of Hope Charity. With a Full Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay Marathon and junior Races, there is something for everyone! Get your entries in now! With the start/finish on the De La Warr lawns and the League of Gentlemen band playing from 1pm on the De La Warr terrace we aim to make the race even better than last year! Thank you to Booker & Best for offering to be the main sponsor, Brewer's for their donation and the Alex Hall Memorial Fund for sponsoring the Junior medals. Those of you not racing if you would be able to marshal then please get your name registered by emailing starfishraces@outlook.com |
James, Pam & Dan
James is BRT's barefoot runner. He has been running (minus trainers) for 2 years and yesterday clocked up 1000 miles (at mile 9 in the half marathon!)
James's 1000 mile feet!
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Alex, Martyn, Dan, Ewan, Tim & Susie with the Juniors 'bling'!
22nd February 2016
Yesterday saw the final race in the ESSSCCL at Pett. The club have been well supported this year and finished in a creditable 8th place out of 12. Congratulations to all who took part especially Susie Casebourne who won an award for placing 3rd in her age group. Alex, Dan, Ewan & Tim were mad enough to run the Alex Hall 5km then drive over to Pett to compete in the cross country too! They also accepted trophies won by our Juniors at the end of series award ceremony. All the results (yesterday and overall) can be found here. Take time to visit the Junior Events page to read about their outstanding success.
Also held yesterday was the club's Alex Hall Memorial 5km on Bexhill promenade. Very well supported by Alex's family and friends, the race was truly a celebration of all that Alex enjoyed about being a member of the club and running along 'his' seafront! Everyone seemed to enjoy the event even though the weather was extremely challenging with a very strong wind! Full results and pictures (courtesy of Mike Stokes) can be found here.
This from Dave Oxbow and the committee:
Yesterday saw the final race in the ESSSCCL at Pett. The club have been well supported this year and finished in a creditable 8th place out of 12. Congratulations to all who took part especially Susie Casebourne who won an award for placing 3rd in her age group. Alex, Dan, Ewan & Tim were mad enough to run the Alex Hall 5km then drive over to Pett to compete in the cross country too! They also accepted trophies won by our Juniors at the end of series award ceremony. All the results (yesterday and overall) can be found here. Take time to visit the Junior Events page to read about their outstanding success.
Also held yesterday was the club's Alex Hall Memorial 5km on Bexhill promenade. Very well supported by Alex's family and friends, the race was truly a celebration of all that Alex enjoyed about being a member of the club and running along 'his' seafront! Everyone seemed to enjoy the event even though the weather was extremely challenging with a very strong wind! Full results and pictures (courtesy of Mike Stokes) can be found here.
This from Dave Oxbow and the committee:
"Many thanks to everyone for Sundays Alex Hall Memorial 5k
Thanks go to everyone involved Runners, Marshall's, Helpers, Spectators, Cake bakers,
all played a massive part in making this event a success, despite some reports
of somewhat inclement conditions around part of the course, (can't say we
noticed at the start/finish area!!!!) I think/hope everyone was pleased how things
went on the day. So pleased to see Lorraine, Alexander, and Victoria, as well as
many friends and relations who all came to support this event.
Alex was, and is a massive part of our club, and it was great to have so many
club members, both old and new there supporting this event, as well as those
who knew and remembered Alex so fondly."
Thanks go to everyone involved Runners, Marshall's, Helpers, Spectators, Cake bakers,
all played a massive part in making this event a success, despite some reports
of somewhat inclement conditions around part of the course, (can't say we
noticed at the start/finish area!!!!) I think/hope everyone was pleased how things
went on the day. So pleased to see Lorraine, Alexander, and Victoria, as well as
many friends and relations who all came to support this event.
Alex was, and is a massive part of our club, and it was great to have so many
club members, both old and new there supporting this event, as well as those
who knew and remembered Alex so fondly."
Where's Tim?
10th February 2016
Tim Cox posted an amazing time of 19:57 (6th overall) at his first attempt in the Hastings Parkrun on 23rd January! Judging by the picture he should've started in the front line up!
A regular entry into this free event (perhaps once a month) is a great way to measure your training progress.
Andy Bishop is a regular over at the Eastbourne Parkrun. Find out about Parkruns here. You just need to register to obtain a barcode and go to whichever one you like.
Tim Cox posted an amazing time of 19:57 (6th overall) at his first attempt in the Hastings Parkrun on 23rd January! Judging by the picture he should've started in the front line up!
A regular entry into this free event (perhaps once a month) is a great way to measure your training progress.
Andy Bishop is a regular over at the Eastbourne Parkrun. Find out about Parkruns here. You just need to register to obtain a barcode and go to whichever one you like.
Several adult and junior members took part in Danny Garbett's cross country run starting at St Bede's on Sunday 24th January. Some very good times were run in very murky conditions. Results TBC. Pictures in the Gallery. The next one in Danny's series is on 28th February. Registration at the cafe near St Bede's Eastbourne from 8:15 am.
The 5th in the ESSCCL took place at Firle Beacon on Sunday 31st January. Very strong results from BRT adults and Juniors and Ewan's birthday too! Results were: Dan Marshman 37:06 Martin Reynolds 40:00 Tim Cox 40:12 Alex Mandryko 40:27 Susie Casebourne 41:10 Alistair Marshman 44:40 Ewan Carradine 44:40 Andy Croft 57:12 See Juniors for their results. The last event in the series is at Pett on the 21st February. Unfortunately this clashes with the Alex Hall Memorial 5km but the club will have a strong field in both races.
With the Alex Hall race in mind, please let Chris know if you can marshal. We are reintroducing the tradition of home made cakes for the runners so if you can supply some please also let Chris know.
Tim Cox competed in the Arc of Attrition race in Cornwall last weekend. A gruelling 100 mile run at the best of times, Tim hit the worst of times due to a raging storm. So fierce were the winds that the local anemometer was blown away-hence the wind speed could not be recorded! Tim successfully ran 78 miles before he abandoned his valiant attempt. Tim is safe in the knowledge that he completed this inaugural race last year. I suspect his goal was therefore to gain a faster time rather than just finish.
There is a lesson for us all here. Unless you push yourself outside of your comfort zone you will never know what you can achieve. Never fear failure. The success for Tim was completing 78 miles in a race where 73% of competitors pulled out. When an event doesn't go to plan a person will gain far more experience and learn so much more to take forward into future challenges than the fleeting moment of a successful event. So whether you enter your first 5km, triathlon or 100 miler give it your best - you will never lose! Very well done Tim.
There is a great blog here by a competitor who ran alongside Tim for some of the course which describes the atrocious conditions.
The 5th in the ESSCCL took place at Firle Beacon on Sunday 31st January. Very strong results from BRT adults and Juniors and Ewan's birthday too! Results were: Dan Marshman 37:06 Martin Reynolds 40:00 Tim Cox 40:12 Alex Mandryko 40:27 Susie Casebourne 41:10 Alistair Marshman 44:40 Ewan Carradine 44:40 Andy Croft 57:12 See Juniors for their results. The last event in the series is at Pett on the 21st February. Unfortunately this clashes with the Alex Hall Memorial 5km but the club will have a strong field in both races.
With the Alex Hall race in mind, please let Chris know if you can marshal. We are reintroducing the tradition of home made cakes for the runners so if you can supply some please also let Chris know.
Tim Cox competed in the Arc of Attrition race in Cornwall last weekend. A gruelling 100 mile run at the best of times, Tim hit the worst of times due to a raging storm. So fierce were the winds that the local anemometer was blown away-hence the wind speed could not be recorded! Tim successfully ran 78 miles before he abandoned his valiant attempt. Tim is safe in the knowledge that he completed this inaugural race last year. I suspect his goal was therefore to gain a faster time rather than just finish.
There is a lesson for us all here. Unless you push yourself outside of your comfort zone you will never know what you can achieve. Never fear failure. The success for Tim was completing 78 miles in a race where 73% of competitors pulled out. When an event doesn't go to plan a person will gain far more experience and learn so much more to take forward into future challenges than the fleeting moment of a successful event. So whether you enter your first 5km, triathlon or 100 miler give it your best - you will never lose! Very well done Tim.
There is a great blog here by a competitor who ran alongside Tim for some of the course which describes the atrocious conditions.
Winter wonderteam!
19th January 2016
The fourth cross country of the ESSCCL series was run in Ashdown Forest last Sunday. A good turnout from club members and also club juniors who had some very good results. Runners braved the first snow of the winter over a tough course. Results were: Dan Marshman 33:59 Alex Mandryko 36:23 Tim Cox 36:27 Susie Casebourne 39:10 Ewan Carradine 40:04 Alistair Marshman 40:28 Andrea Hardwood 40:54 Jeremy Sankey 43:12 David Palmer 45:22 James Graham 52:20 Pam Matthews 52:45 More pics in the Gallery.
The fourth cross country of the ESSCCL series was run in Ashdown Forest last Sunday. A good turnout from club members and also club juniors who had some very good results. Runners braved the first snow of the winter over a tough course. Results were: Dan Marshman 33:59 Alex Mandryko 36:23 Tim Cox 36:27 Susie Casebourne 39:10 Ewan Carradine 40:04 Alistair Marshman 40:28 Andrea Hardwood 40:54 Jeremy Sankey 43:12 David Palmer 45:22 James Graham 52:20 Pam Matthews 52:45 More pics in the Gallery.
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Last weekends Hastings Parkrun was a family celebration for Cathy Bate. Not only was Cathy celebrating a significant birthday (sure she won't mind me mentioning 60 years young!) but three of her brothers ran too! Cathy ran yet another pb (The icing on the cake you could say!) Cathy's time of 25:58 puts her 2nd in her age group (only 3 secs from top-no pressure Cathy!) on the Hastings Parkrun leaderboard over the 40 weeks it has been in existence. There to run and cheer on Cathy were Ewan Carradine who ran an impressive 21:09 and Lorna Cotter who recorded 30:26.
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Birthday girl Cathy & family
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Christmas Dinner 2015
Many congratulations Andy Croft-Winner of the 2015 Alex Hall Cup nominated by club members. Andy works tirelessly with the Juniors three times a week to help them achieve their potential. The club have had some great results from our Juniors over the last year all due to Andy's encouragement and enthusiasm. Thank you Andy, well deserved.
The cup was presented to Andy by Alex's wife, Lorraine. Andy thanked his helpers Chris Sage, Janet Purser, Dave Oxbrow and Mike Stokes.
Lorna Cotter won the 'name out of the hat' London Marathon place. A fantastic opportunity for what will be Lorna's 1st marathon!
Adult coach Ali Marshman gave a rundown on members performances in 2015 and was presented with a voucher for his very valuable contribution to the club for 2015.
Certificates were presented to all Juniors for their achievements in 2015. There were awards for outstanding efforts and Mark Griffin was awarded the Alex Hall Memorial shield-club champion for 2015. See link here.
Many congratulations Andy Croft-Winner of the 2015 Alex Hall Cup nominated by club members. Andy works tirelessly with the Juniors three times a week to help them achieve their potential. The club have had some great results from our Juniors over the last year all due to Andy's encouragement and enthusiasm. Thank you Andy, well deserved.
The cup was presented to Andy by Alex's wife, Lorraine. Andy thanked his helpers Chris Sage, Janet Purser, Dave Oxbrow and Mike Stokes.
Lorna Cotter won the 'name out of the hat' London Marathon place. A fantastic opportunity for what will be Lorna's 1st marathon!
Adult coach Ali Marshman gave a rundown on members performances in 2015 and was presented with a voucher for his very valuable contribution to the club for 2015.
Certificates were presented to all Juniors for their achievements in 2015. There were awards for outstanding efforts and Mark Griffin was awarded the Alex Hall Memorial shield-club champion for 2015. See link here.
The start.
Sunday 13th December 2015
A great time was had by all at last Saturday's Lion's Santa Dash along Bexhill seafront. With a choice of 2km or 5km there was something for everyone. Runners with children in pushchairs, runners with dogs, children on scooters and even a bare footed Santa! (aka James Graham!)
Now is the time to plan your races for next year. If you're planning a marathon don't forget our very own Starfish Marathon entry is now live.
Set an achievable goal, one to push yourself and an event to aim for, perhaps at the end of next year or even 2017. Plan your training, adapt your sessions if you start to plateau and don't be afraid to ask for advice. BRT leaders, coaches and members are a very friendly bunch of people with a wealth of experience in road, trail and endurance running as well as triathlon/duathlon events. Come along to our sessions and start achieving your dreams!
A great time was had by all at last Saturday's Lion's Santa Dash along Bexhill seafront. With a choice of 2km or 5km there was something for everyone. Runners with children in pushchairs, runners with dogs, children on scooters and even a bare footed Santa! (aka James Graham!)
Now is the time to plan your races for next year. If you're planning a marathon don't forget our very own Starfish Marathon entry is now live.
Set an achievable goal, one to push yourself and an event to aim for, perhaps at the end of next year or even 2017. Plan your training, adapt your sessions if you start to plateau and don't be afraid to ask for advice. BRT leaders, coaches and members are a very friendly bunch of people with a wealth of experience in road, trail and endurance running as well as triathlon/duathlon events. Come along to our sessions and start achieving your dreams!
The Posse!
Monday 23rd November 2015
A posse of members and friends travelled to Stratford to run either the half marathon or 10km on Saturday 14th November. Chris Sage ran the 10km in a time of 1:15:03, a full 5 minutes quicker than her last 10km. Colin Hanks (Run Wednesdays) was first home in the half marathon in a time of 1:29:01 followed by Sherrill Barrett 1:56:01, Janet Purser 2:19:51 (3rd AG), Dave Oxbow 2:19:52 and Claire Hanks who smashed through 2:30 for the first time recording a pb of 2:29:31. Great results everyone.
The Run Together Run in Eastbourne on Sunday 15th November was a great success for adults and juniors. Special mention to Sam and Michaela (Juniors) for completing the 5km. Sam came 5th overall! The conditions were very blustery. Results are TBC.
A posse of members and friends travelled to Stratford to run either the half marathon or 10km on Saturday 14th November. Chris Sage ran the 10km in a time of 1:15:03, a full 5 minutes quicker than her last 10km. Colin Hanks (Run Wednesdays) was first home in the half marathon in a time of 1:29:01 followed by Sherrill Barrett 1:56:01, Janet Purser 2:19:51 (3rd AG), Dave Oxbow 2:19:52 and Claire Hanks who smashed through 2:30 for the first time recording a pb of 2:29:31. Great results everyone.
The Run Together Run in Eastbourne on Sunday 15th November was a great success for adults and juniors. Special mention to Sam and Michaela (Juniors) for completing the 5km. Sam came 5th overall! The conditions were very blustery. Results are TBC.
Sam giving Tim a run for his money!
2 members braved dreadful weather to run the Hastings Parkrun on Sunday 22nd November. Pam Matthews and Cathy Bate recorded times of 25:22 and 27:22 respectively. Over in the Eastbourne Parkrun Andy Bishop ran 26:22.
Also on Sunday 22nd November, the second of the ESSCCL race was held at Snape Wood. Lovely muddy conditions enjoyed by all! Provisional results can be found here. Pictures of Juniors and adults races can be found in the Gallery. The next one will be at New Place Farm.
London Marathon - the club has one entry for next year's London Marathon. If you'd like to be included in the draw please let Chris have your name by Saturday 12 December 2015 (fully paid up BRT members only). The draw will be made at the xmas lunch on 13 December at the Cooden Beach.
Fed up with holes in your run tops?
BRT branded Event Clips now available from Ali Marshman £3 a set.
Also on Sunday 22nd November, the second of the ESSCCL race was held at Snape Wood. Lovely muddy conditions enjoyed by all! Provisional results can be found here. Pictures of Juniors and adults races can be found in the Gallery. The next one will be at New Place Farm.
London Marathon - the club has one entry for next year's London Marathon. If you'd like to be included in the draw please let Chris have your name by Saturday 12 December 2015 (fully paid up BRT members only). The draw will be made at the xmas lunch on 13 December at the Cooden Beach.
Fed up with holes in your run tops?
BRT branded Event Clips now available from Ali Marshman £3 a set.
no more safety pins-get your brt event clips!
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Junior coach Andy running strong-Run Together Run event.
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Barry post race with his 7 medals!
Windswept but happy!
Sunday 8th November 2016
Credit must go to all the participants in yesterdays Poppy Races on bexhill Seafront. Faced with strong winds and rain it made for a gruelling experience.
There were, however, some outstanding results. In the 5km race coach Ali Marshman recorded a time of 21:28 Rachael Marshman 30:24.
Next up the 10km race with Dan Marshman securing 5th place overall and a 1st AG place with a time of 41:36. Close behind in 6th place and a 2nd AG place was Martyn Reynolds 41:53. Lorna Cotter recorded 1:02:59.
In the Half Marathon first home for the club was James Graham (bare foot as always!) 1:58:55 followed by: Andy Bishop 2:02:56 Barry Ingram 2:09:32 Pam Matthews 2:10:27
Well done all especially Barry who has now completed this years personal challenge to run 7 events in memory of his grandad and the number of years Barry has been running.
Voting for this years recipient of the Alex Hall cup.
Please send your votes to dave@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk for the person you think should receive the award this year. The cup will be presented at the Christmas Dinner on Sunday 13th December.
Credit must go to all the participants in yesterdays Poppy Races on bexhill Seafront. Faced with strong winds and rain it made for a gruelling experience.
There were, however, some outstanding results. In the 5km race coach Ali Marshman recorded a time of 21:28 Rachael Marshman 30:24.
Next up the 10km race with Dan Marshman securing 5th place overall and a 1st AG place with a time of 41:36. Close behind in 6th place and a 2nd AG place was Martyn Reynolds 41:53. Lorna Cotter recorded 1:02:59.
In the Half Marathon first home for the club was James Graham (bare foot as always!) 1:58:55 followed by: Andy Bishop 2:02:56 Barry Ingram 2:09:32 Pam Matthews 2:10:27
Well done all especially Barry who has now completed this years personal challenge to run 7 events in memory of his grandad and the number of years Barry has been running.
Voting for this years recipient of the Alex Hall cup.
Please send your votes to dave@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk for the person you think should receive the award this year. The cup will be presented at the Christmas Dinner on Sunday 13th December.
 Sherrill post race looking as fresh as........
Monday 2nd November 2015
The club had 2 representatives in the Dublin Marathon on 26th October. First home in a great time of 3:50:30 was Sherrill Barrett followed by Barry Ingram in a time of 4:47:49. Their recovery time will be limited as Barry will be in action again this coming Sunday in the Poppy Half Marathon which is the last event of the 7 that he set himself to achieve this year. Sherrill is running the Shakespeare Half Marathon on 14th. Jamie Faulkner raced the Bayside Autumn Duathlon at Stokes Bay Gosport yesterday and came 5th in his Age Group. Jamie's time for the sprint race was 1:17:13. Splits were Run 20:13 Bike 34:58 Run 21:00. Excellent times Jamie. It was hard for his wife Emma to spectate as she was due to race also but is currently injured. Hope you are back soon Emma. Christmas lunch will be on Sunday 13 December 2015 at the Cooden Beach Hotel 12.30 for 1pm. The cost is £20 for adults and £10 for children under 14 (£5 if they are BRT Junior members). This is a great chance to catch up with your fellow runners whilst enjoying a lovely meal (and a few drinks!). If you are interested please let Chris Sage know by 23 November. |
Barry pre race!
Jamie at the finish line
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Monday 19th October 2015
Yesterday saw the first of this winters cross country race at Warren Hill Eastbourne. Gaining massively in popularity and including a junior race beforehand, these races are now an established part of any serious runner's calendar. The courses are approximately 5 miles in distance held at different locations around Sussex. See link here for more information. Sign up on the day only £3 for club affiliated runners. Yesterdays results were:
Dan Marshman 32:13 Martin Reynolds 33:44 Tim Cox 34:56 Susie Casebourne 35:10 Alex Mandryko 36:01 Alistair Marshman 36:46 Ewan Carradine 37:52 Mike Stokes 38:26 Colin Hanks 39:03 Beverly Morgan 43:28 Janet Purser 52:04 Chris Sage 61:20
15 Juniors ran very strongly and their results can be found on the Kids Events page. Some great photos can be found here.
Yesterday saw the first of this winters cross country race at Warren Hill Eastbourne. Gaining massively in popularity and including a junior race beforehand, these races are now an established part of any serious runner's calendar. The courses are approximately 5 miles in distance held at different locations around Sussex. See link here for more information. Sign up on the day only £3 for club affiliated runners. Yesterdays results were:
Dan Marshman 32:13 Martin Reynolds 33:44 Tim Cox 34:56 Susie Casebourne 35:10 Alex Mandryko 36:01 Alistair Marshman 36:46 Ewan Carradine 37:52 Mike Stokes 38:26 Colin Hanks 39:03 Beverly Morgan 43:28 Janet Purser 52:04 Chris Sage 61:20
15 Juniors ran very strongly and their results can be found on the Kids Events page. Some great photos can be found here.
Monday 12th October 2015
Saturday 3rd October saw the juniors head off to the track at Eastbourne for the first time! This was a valuable opportunity to train alongside some of the seniors. (the juniors actually outnumbered the adults!) A great time was had by all and it is hoped to arrange another session in the not too distant future.
Brt 'We 3 Try' team completed a late season Tri at Lydd on October 4th. Organised by Velocity Events the distance was 600m lake swim 20k bike and 5.2km run. Lorna Cotter was on the swim leg, Pam Matthews bike leg with James Graham run leg. They had the pleasure of winning the team category in a time of 1:29:37 and their prize was a crate of beer! (Sometimes it's well worth competing in events!) Split times were: Swim 14:27 Bike 49:11 Run 25:59.
Saturday 3rd October saw the juniors head off to the track at Eastbourne for the first time! This was a valuable opportunity to train alongside some of the seniors. (the juniors actually outnumbered the adults!) A great time was had by all and it is hoped to arrange another session in the not too distant future.
Brt 'We 3 Try' team completed a late season Tri at Lydd on October 4th. Organised by Velocity Events the distance was 600m lake swim 20k bike and 5.2km run. Lorna Cotter was on the swim leg, Pam Matthews bike leg with James Graham run leg. They had the pleasure of winning the team category in a time of 1:29:37 and their prize was a crate of beer! (Sometimes it's well worth competing in events!) Split times were: Swim 14:27 Bike 49:11 Run 25:59.
David with his 10km medal
David Crosby ran the Reading 10km in 49:49, his first 10km for 18 months. Well done David.
Last Sunday (11th) Susie Casebourne triumphed in the Sussex Marathon finishing 3rd overall and 1st lady in a time of 3:34:51. A great run, well done Susie.
The Tempo 10km in Eastbourne (also on Sunday) included 4 brt members. All ran strong, results were: James Graham 53:25 Andy Croft 55:35 Cathy Bate 55:39 Pam Matthews 55:45.
The 1st of the X country races takes place this coming Sunday at Warren Hill. Brt have 8 pre registered adults for all races. Entries accepted on the day. See Sussex races for details. Juniors racing before the main event. Very friendly events of approx 5 miles and a great way to get some strong training in throughout the winter months.
Last Sunday (11th) Susie Casebourne triumphed in the Sussex Marathon finishing 3rd overall and 1st lady in a time of 3:34:51. A great run, well done Susie.
The Tempo 10km in Eastbourne (also on Sunday) included 4 brt members. All ran strong, results were: James Graham 53:25 Andy Croft 55:35 Cathy Bate 55:39 Pam Matthews 55:45.
The 1st of the X country races takes place this coming Sunday at Warren Hill. Brt have 8 pre registered adults for all races. Entries accepted on the day. See Sussex races for details. Juniors racing before the main event. Very friendly events of approx 5 miles and a great way to get some strong training in throughout the winter months.
Monday 28th September 2015
Many congratulations to Simon Irwin who became an Ironman at the weekend! Simon raced Ironman Mallorca and finished in a time of 14:01:53. His split times were:
Swim 1:08:54 Bike 7:03:51 Run 5:28:06.
Dan Marshman competed in The Gauntlet at Hever Castle yesterday. The half Ironman distance commenced with an open-water swim in the spectacular 38 acre Hever Castle Lake and River Eden, transitioning into the undulating cycle that took athletes around a circuit through the High Weald of Kent, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and up to the stunning Ashdown forest. The largely off-road run circumnavigated the estate and award-winning castle grounds before athletes made the dash to the tree-lined finishing chute beside the lake. Dan finished in an excellent time of 5:57:40. His splits were:
Swim 31:47 Bike 3:12;02 Run 2:07:11.
And finally....... this from James Graham:
"Thank goodness for a clean set of underpants, men may understand 'do i put clean set in or reuse old, mmmm' well I put a new set in my scuba bag . I was supposed to be diving on the balfour today, got up for a 8.30 cast off in Eastbourne, made the 9.00 lock and out to sea, quite choppy..........ok no dive, tooo choppy. Head in for Eastbourne, mmm I had a Y front race 5k in diary but the dive took presidence....now no dive maybe I can make the race. Got in the 10.00 lock, moored, unloaded and offfffffffff. Now this is were the Clean Y fronts come in, I put them over my shorts and motored to Y Front Run Hastings . Got to Alexandra Park at 11.10 race had started, I paid the entrance fee and ran the 5k barefoot. I finished about 11.45. So a) always put on clean undies, b) because you never know what you might do oooooorrraahhh:"
"Thank goodness for a clean set of underpants, men may understand 'do i put clean set in or reuse old, mmmm' well I put a new set in my scuba bag . I was supposed to be diving on the balfour today, got up for a 8.30 cast off in Eastbourne, made the 9.00 lock and out to sea, quite choppy..........ok no dive, tooo choppy. Head in for Eastbourne, mmm I had a Y front race 5k in diary but the dive took presidence....now no dive maybe I can make the race. Got in the 10.00 lock, moored, unloaded and offfffffffff. Now this is were the Clean Y fronts come in, I put them over my shorts and motored to Y Front Run Hastings . Got to Alexandra Park at 11.10 race had started, I paid the entrance fee and ran the 5k barefoot. I finished about 11.45. So a) always put on clean undies, b) because you never know what you might do oooooorrraahhh:"
Monday 21st September 2015
23 members ran the Bexhill to Hastings Link Road 10km yesterday. This one off race ahead of the opening of the new road inspired 1200 runners to enter. An undulating course with a section of unmade road coupled with a very hot day made for a tough but enjoyable run. Members results were:
Dan Marshman 40:14 (4th AG) Martyn Reynolds 41:25 Tim Cox 43:40 Ali Marshman 45:03 Tom Brampton 45:13 Ewan Carradine 47:04 Grant Docksey 48:38 Mike Stokes 48:36 Andy Bishop 49:21 Julian Manlow 49:24 Sherrill Barratt 48:50 (2nd AG) James Graham 53:42 Jez Wood 54:53 Barry Ingram 55:46 Pam Matthews 56:28 Simon Irwin 57:42 Beverley Morgan 58:48 Bill Pender 1:00:01 (2nd AG) Dave Oxbrow 1:02:03 Donia Pankhurst 1:13:08 Pam Morley 1:13:12 Lina Cahill 1:13:45 Greg Cahill 1:13:49 Chris Sage 1:20:14
Bill Pender was only 5 seconds off winning his Age Group and a lovely gold cup! Judging by the photos he was running with a harem of lovely ladies who he was reluctant to leave behind!
Link to photos here.
Lorna Cotter competed in the Brighton Marina Tri which was also held yesterday. Lorna's longest distance to date, this is what she had to say:
"Brighton Marina Triathlon had a change of plan and changed swim leg to the sea. Turned out to be a perfect morning and was flat calm. Was an in between sprint and standard distance with 1k swim, 32k cycle and 8k run so good for stepping stone to next stage.
Also was low key- no timing chips, called out your race number when you come out swim and no medal! My watch time was 3hr 1m."
Very well done Lorna.
The Junior membership has now reached 40! This is a remarkable achievement and all credit to Andy Croft for the time and commitment he gives to the youngsters. Fortunately for Andy they haven't all turned up together at a session yet! If any members can help out at junior sessions at any time then please do. Andy can be contacted at andy@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.cuk.
23 members ran the Bexhill to Hastings Link Road 10km yesterday. This one off race ahead of the opening of the new road inspired 1200 runners to enter. An undulating course with a section of unmade road coupled with a very hot day made for a tough but enjoyable run. Members results were:
Dan Marshman 40:14 (4th AG) Martyn Reynolds 41:25 Tim Cox 43:40 Ali Marshman 45:03 Tom Brampton 45:13 Ewan Carradine 47:04 Grant Docksey 48:38 Mike Stokes 48:36 Andy Bishop 49:21 Julian Manlow 49:24 Sherrill Barratt 48:50 (2nd AG) James Graham 53:42 Jez Wood 54:53 Barry Ingram 55:46 Pam Matthews 56:28 Simon Irwin 57:42 Beverley Morgan 58:48 Bill Pender 1:00:01 (2nd AG) Dave Oxbrow 1:02:03 Donia Pankhurst 1:13:08 Pam Morley 1:13:12 Lina Cahill 1:13:45 Greg Cahill 1:13:49 Chris Sage 1:20:14
Bill Pender was only 5 seconds off winning his Age Group and a lovely gold cup! Judging by the photos he was running with a harem of lovely ladies who he was reluctant to leave behind!
Link to photos here.
Lorna Cotter competed in the Brighton Marina Tri which was also held yesterday. Lorna's longest distance to date, this is what she had to say:
"Brighton Marina Triathlon had a change of plan and changed swim leg to the sea. Turned out to be a perfect morning and was flat calm. Was an in between sprint and standard distance with 1k swim, 32k cycle and 8k run so good for stepping stone to next stage.
Also was low key- no timing chips, called out your race number when you come out swim and no medal! My watch time was 3hr 1m."
Very well done Lorna.
The Junior membership has now reached 40! This is a remarkable achievement and all credit to Andy Croft for the time and commitment he gives to the youngsters. Fortunately for Andy they haven't all turned up together at a session yet! If any members can help out at junior sessions at any time then please do. Andy can be contacted at andy@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.cuk.
'We 3 Try' Pam, James & Lorna with their medal.
Monday 14th September 2015
Plenty of action over the weekend, however, we start our news with one result from 6th September. Adrian Collins completed his first ever Middle Distance Tri (1900 Swim 90km Bike 20km run) at the Sussex Tri. Ashburnham.
There was an unfortunate incident with a hedge on the bike leg, but he got back on and finished in a brilliant time of 6:11:16 - and still had enough energy left to dig the garden the next day! All the training paid off Adrian. Congratulations!
Pam Matthews and James Graham flirted with the world of Triathlon for the first time yesterday! With Lorna Cotter on the swim leg, Pam on bike and James on the run leg they completed the Sprint distance Tri at Bodiam in a time of 1:43. 'We 3 Try' s individual times were: Swim 11:53 Bike 56:38 Run 32:46. A fun time was had by all. Relay/team events are a great way of combining talents and supporting each other in attempting something new. Thank you to Jim Cotter for the photo.
Plenty of action over the weekend, however, we start our news with one result from 6th September. Adrian Collins completed his first ever Middle Distance Tri (1900 Swim 90km Bike 20km run) at the Sussex Tri. Ashburnham.
There was an unfortunate incident with a hedge on the bike leg, but he got back on and finished in a brilliant time of 6:11:16 - and still had enough energy left to dig the garden the next day! All the training paid off Adrian. Congratulations!
Pam Matthews and James Graham flirted with the world of Triathlon for the first time yesterday! With Lorna Cotter on the swim leg, Pam on bike and James on the run leg they completed the Sprint distance Tri at Bodiam in a time of 1:43. 'We 3 Try' s individual times were: Swim 11:53 Bike 56:38 Run 32:46. A fun time was had by all. Relay/team events are a great way of combining talents and supporting each other in attempting something new. Thank you to Jim Cotter for the photo.
 Andy Croft
Andy Croft ran the Hellingly 10km, a very scenic race with a sting in its tail! (large hill at the end!) Although Andy had a knee problem at the 7km mark he finished in a creditable 59:55. Get some ice on it Andy!
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 David Crosby
Although David Crosby moved away from the area some time ago he remains a loyal member to brt and flew the flag for the club in the Pangbourne 10km yesterday. The course was multi-terrain on an undulating route through the beautiful woods and countryside overlooking Pangbourne, Berkshire. All proceeds went to the local school. David finished in a time of 51:39. Good to see you David!
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Barry Ingram
Barry Ingram ran the famous Great North Run in hot conditions. He was very pleased with his time of 2:03. The Dublin Marathon is next on his list of 5 events he is completing this year to commemorate five years of running and five years since he lost his grandad. If you would like to sponsor Barry please click on his link. Barry-Ingram2
Friday 11th September 2015
Tim Cox tackled the gruelling Ring O' Fire event last weekend. Circumnavigating the Isle of Anglesey, North Wales, the race is a 135 mile coastal ultra marathon. While we await Tim's blog with anticipation we send him congratulations in finishing in 18th place in a time of 32:12:47.
If anyone would like to add to Tim's justgiving page in aid of Bowel Cancer please follow this link. http://www.justgiving.com/Tim-Cox7…
3 members ran the Battle 10km race, also last weekend. 1st home for the club was Martyn Reynolds in a time of 41:31. Ewan Carradine ran 46:23 and our very own barefoot runner James Graham ran a time of 54:53. This is what James had to say:
"Battle 10k today,you don't realise just how many uphills,clock time 54:4... ,didn't go 100% lost my running belt,forgot to charge running watch and should have taken it easier up powdermills hill,so I had to walk a little. Overall enjoyed it and chatted to 4 people about barefoot running!" Well done all.
James with his Battle 10km medal
Swim coaching has returned every Friday at Battle Abbey pool, Penland Road. This from Ali:
"Swimming returns Friday 11th Sept. All aspiring triathlete's or those who fancy some extra cross training are welcome. Two lanes will be coached , the other is for those who want to do their own thing or ease back into swimming.
8pm Battle Abbey School pool, only £3 a session.
If you have been missing for a while - you know who you are ! - all is forgiven, I promise the sessions won't be that hard
Hope to see you all Fridays. Ali."
The club has taken receipt of some lovely new business cards to circulate and promote the club. A big thank you to Hastings Printing Company - great job as always.
If you are thinking of entering the Brighton & Hove 10miles on Sunday 18th October the club have been offered a £5 discount by quoting SUSSEX5 on the entry form.
It will soon be time for the Sussex X Country events to start. Members will receive an email with all the details regarding registering for the whole series. Register to receive a substantial discount on the overall entry fee. The first race is Sunday 18th October at Warren Hill Eastbourne. See details below.
"Swimming returns Friday 11th Sept. All aspiring triathlete's or those who fancy some extra cross training are welcome. Two lanes will be coached , the other is for those who want to do their own thing or ease back into swimming.
8pm Battle Abbey School pool, only £3 a session.
If you have been missing for a while - you know who you are ! - all is forgiven, I promise the sessions won't be that hard
Hope to see you all Fridays. Ali."
The club has taken receipt of some lovely new business cards to circulate and promote the club. A big thank you to Hastings Printing Company - great job as always.
If you are thinking of entering the Brighton & Hove 10miles on Sunday 18th October the club have been offered a £5 discount by quoting SUSSEX5 on the entry form.
It will soon be time for the Sussex X Country events to start. Members will receive an email with all the details regarding registering for the whole series. Register to receive a substantial discount on the overall entry fee. The first race is Sunday 18th October at Warren Hill Eastbourne. See details below.
Tuesday 1st September 2015
3 members took part in Parkruns on Saturday. Ewan Carradine and Cathy Bate ran at Hastings both recording new PB's! Ewan ran 20:40 and Cathy 26:42.
Andy Bishop ran Eastbourne and recorded a time of 24:37. Well done all.
3 members took part in Parkruns on Saturday. Ewan Carradine and Cathy Bate ran at Hastings both recording new PB's! Ewan ran 20:40 and Cathy 26:42.
Andy Bishop ran Eastbourne and recorded a time of 24:37. Well done all.
Chris Sage proudly wearing her medal yesterday. Supported by her mum!
Several members and juniors supported the annual Power the Prom 5km on Bexhill Seafront yesterday. All proceeds from the event went to Cancer Research UK. Jacob Hemsley was not only the first junior home but 4th overall! Junior pictures here.
Remember to take a look at our Events page now and again to see what's coming up in the surrounding area.
Remember to take a look at our Events page now and again to see what's coming up in the surrounding area.
Sunday 23rd August 2015
Unfortunately rain stopped play at today's Rother 'BeActive' event. Over 30 local sports clubs and businesses came together on the De La Warr lawns to promote leading a healthy, active lifestyle. Brt set up a gazebo and stall which ultimately became a rain shelter! Just as the rain came down Andy Croft led the juniors,including four potential new members, in a coached running skills session. (Pictures here) The event was then cut short due to the weather. Thank you to David Palmer for providing the gazebo and display boards, Dave Oxbow for the table, Andy Croft for the junior session and the other members who came to give out promotional cards and chat to the public about our great club. Even Janet's dog Dexter lent a helping paw!
Unfortunately rain stopped play at today's Rother 'BeActive' event. Over 30 local sports clubs and businesses came together on the De La Warr lawns to promote leading a healthy, active lifestyle. Brt set up a gazebo and stall which ultimately became a rain shelter! Just as the rain came down Andy Croft led the juniors,including four potential new members, in a coached running skills session. (Pictures here) The event was then cut short due to the weather. Thank you to David Palmer for providing the gazebo and display boards, Dave Oxbow for the table, Andy Croft for the junior session and the other members who came to give out promotional cards and chat to the public about our great club. Even Janet's dog Dexter lent a helping paw!
Monday 17th August 2015
Juniors Talia and Nate Cahill were cheering on their dad Greg Cahill in Ironman Kalmar in Sweden last Saturday. Greg became an Ironman in 11:15:53.
His splits were Swim 1:16:21 Bike 5:48:00 Run 3:59:02 Congratulations Greg, quite rightly looking very pleased with yourself!
In the Eastbourne Parkrun Andy Bishop ran 23:13 and Pam Matthews ran a pb of 26:10.
This coming Sunday 23rd August representatives from Brt will be attending Rother's 'BeActive' event on the lawns at the back of the De La Warr Pavillion. We hope to meet lots of people of all ages who would like to join our club and get fit. If any members can spare an hour or two to help out on the stall or in the demonstrations it would be very much appreciated. Please wear your club top. The event is from 10:00am -3:00pm.
Juniors Talia and Nate Cahill were cheering on their dad Greg Cahill in Ironman Kalmar in Sweden last Saturday. Greg became an Ironman in 11:15:53.
His splits were Swim 1:16:21 Bike 5:48:00 Run 3:59:02 Congratulations Greg, quite rightly looking very pleased with yourself!
In the Eastbourne Parkrun Andy Bishop ran 23:13 and Pam Matthews ran a pb of 26:10.
This coming Sunday 23rd August representatives from Brt will be attending Rother's 'BeActive' event on the lawns at the back of the De La Warr Pavillion. We hope to meet lots of people of all ages who would like to join our club and get fit. If any members can spare an hour or two to help out on the stall or in the demonstrations it would be very much appreciated. Please wear your club top. The event is from 10:00am -3:00pm.
Monday 10th August 2015
Good to see Emma Faulkner back in action last Thursday evening. Emma rode Eastbourne Rovers Pevensey 10m TT in a time of 27:33.
Andy Bishop and Cathy Bate ran Eastbourne Parkrun on Saturday morning. Their times were 23:19 and 27:12 respectively. A new Parkrun pb for Cathy!
Over in the Hastings Parkrun Pam Matthews was flying the brt flag and recorded a time of 26:22. Well done all.
In the Bewl Standard Tri David Palmer recorded a time of 3:04:51. Splits: Swim 43:22 Bike 1:16:26 Run 58:25.
The Marshman brothers were in action in the Sprint distance. Dan Marshman came 4th in his AG with a total time of 1:12:31 (Swim 13:00 Bike 32:57 Run 21:06) Ali Marshman recorded a time of 1:20:31giving him an 8th AG place. (Swim 13:12 Bike 37:32 Run 23:59) Lee Holdaway placed 1st in his AG with a total time of 1:23:59 (Swim 18:59 Bike 33:50 Run 25:59)
Good to see Emma Faulkner back in action last Thursday evening. Emma rode Eastbourne Rovers Pevensey 10m TT in a time of 27:33.
Andy Bishop and Cathy Bate ran Eastbourne Parkrun on Saturday morning. Their times were 23:19 and 27:12 respectively. A new Parkrun pb for Cathy!
Over in the Hastings Parkrun Pam Matthews was flying the brt flag and recorded a time of 26:22. Well done all.
In the Bewl Standard Tri David Palmer recorded a time of 3:04:51. Splits: Swim 43:22 Bike 1:16:26 Run 58:25.
The Marshman brothers were in action in the Sprint distance. Dan Marshman came 4th in his AG with a total time of 1:12:31 (Swim 13:00 Bike 32:57 Run 21:06) Ali Marshman recorded a time of 1:20:31giving him an 8th AG place. (Swim 13:12 Bike 37:32 Run 23:59) Lee Holdaway placed 1st in his AG with a total time of 1:23:59 (Swim 18:59 Bike 33:50 Run 25:59)
Saturday afternoon Lorna Cotter took the plunge into the London Docks at the start of the London Sprint Tri. Lorna won entry into the race in a competition and described the whole experience as "Great!" She was understandably very pleased with her overall time of exactly 2hrs. (Pb) Her split times were Swim 20:29 Bike 51:28 Run 35:17. Fantastic achievement Lorna.
Sunday morning dawned and at Bewl Water it was a very misty start for the Ironman swim distance of 3800m. In action for brt were Dan & Ali Marshman (busy weekend for the guys!) and Simon Irwin. Great results all round. First out for brt was Dan Marshman in a pb time of 59:55 (1st time under the hour). Ali Marshman was very close behind in a time of 1:02:20. Simon Irwin's time was 1:23:59. Great work from all.
A busy weekend all round and as ever great results from our members. If you have any results you would like to see posted, race reports or events you would like to see listed please email gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
Sunday morning dawned and at Bewl Water it was a very misty start for the Ironman swim distance of 3800m. In action for brt were Dan & Ali Marshman (busy weekend for the guys!) and Simon Irwin. Great results all round. First out for brt was Dan Marshman in a pb time of 59:55 (1st time under the hour). Ali Marshman was very close behind in a time of 1:02:20. Simon Irwin's time was 1:23:59. Great work from all.
A busy weekend all round and as ever great results from our members. If you have any results you would like to see posted, race reports or events you would like to see listed please email gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
Thursday 6th August 2015
Wow! What a great turnout for the annual Herstmonceux Castle Relays last night. Organised by Hailsham Harriers, no less than 98 teams ran! A degree of good humoured jostling for position was witnessed in the congested hand over area! Brt entered teams from the junior section for the first time and the 1.5m loop was enjoyed by all. Results here. Well done to the organisers, runners and supporters. Link to photos here. Thank you Angela Croft.
2 members took part in the Prudential Ride London Surrey Classic last Sunday August 2nd. This event is gradually becoming one of the world's leading cycling events and a lasting legacy of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic games.
100 miles taking in both Box Hill and Leith Hill, the course is a challenging ride. Both Dan Marshman and David Palmer had very strong rides. Their times were:
Dan 4:41:13 David 5:16:26
Also last Sunday Bexhill Swimming Club held their annual 800m sea swim, supported by Hastings lifeguards, starting from the clock tower, Bexhill. Alex Mandryko and Antonio Serrano were in action. Results to follow.
Chris, Janet, Dave, Claire, Colin and Sherrill will be travelling to Stratford Upon Avon on 14th November to run a half marathon. There is something for everyone, 5km, 10km, half marathon and a free to enter 1km for kids. If you fancy a weekend away in good company take a look.
http://www.raceways.eu/site/events/running
Wow! What a great turnout for the annual Herstmonceux Castle Relays last night. Organised by Hailsham Harriers, no less than 98 teams ran! A degree of good humoured jostling for position was witnessed in the congested hand over area! Brt entered teams from the junior section for the first time and the 1.5m loop was enjoyed by all. Results here. Well done to the organisers, runners and supporters. Link to photos here. Thank you Angela Croft.
2 members took part in the Prudential Ride London Surrey Classic last Sunday August 2nd. This event is gradually becoming one of the world's leading cycling events and a lasting legacy of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic games.
100 miles taking in both Box Hill and Leith Hill, the course is a challenging ride. Both Dan Marshman and David Palmer had very strong rides. Their times were:
Dan 4:41:13 David 5:16:26
Also last Sunday Bexhill Swimming Club held their annual 800m sea swim, supported by Hastings lifeguards, starting from the clock tower, Bexhill. Alex Mandryko and Antonio Serrano were in action. Results to follow.
Chris, Janet, Dave, Claire, Colin and Sherrill will be travelling to Stratford Upon Avon on 14th November to run a half marathon. There is something for everyone, 5km, 10km, half marathon and a free to enter 1km for kids. If you fancy a weekend away in good company take a look.
http://www.raceways.eu/site/events/running
The timetable for Rother's BeActive event on Sunday 23rd August is now live. (Click on image to enlarge) Representatives from the club will be in attendance with a stand, promotional material and 3 sessions for adults and juniors. Please try and pop down for a while wearing your club top to help promote the club.
Thursday 30th July 2015
Firstly a couple of missed results. Back in May Lorna Cotter chose a very wet & windy day to compete at Ardingly in the Sprint Triathlon. Lorna achieved a total time of 2:03:10. Her split times were Swim 9:48 Bike 1:15:06 Run 38:16.
Lorna was in action again on June 18th along with Ali Marshman & Dan Marshman at the same venue, this time swimming the Ardingly lake. Much better weather produced excellent times, Lorna (750m) 18:35 Ali (3k) 51:56 Dan (3k) 52:05.
Both events were organised by Hedgehog Tri, worth a look, they also have Kids events.
Bexhill Swimming Club are holding their annual sea swim on Sunday 2nd August starting at the Clock Tower Bexhill at 12 noon. The distance is around 800m and is supported by Hastings lifeguards so is suitable for those people who are not very confident swimming in the sea. As the majority of those swimming are children the race will only be held if the lifeguards feel it's safe to swim. The course is parallel to the beach so swimmers do not have to worry about swimming 'out to sea'! Just turn up on the day and give it a go.
If you are looking for novice events and fancy having a go at a Tri then take a look at Ringer Community Triathlons. Not far to travel and excellent for beginners.
Firstly a couple of missed results. Back in May Lorna Cotter chose a very wet & windy day to compete at Ardingly in the Sprint Triathlon. Lorna achieved a total time of 2:03:10. Her split times were Swim 9:48 Bike 1:15:06 Run 38:16.
Lorna was in action again on June 18th along with Ali Marshman & Dan Marshman at the same venue, this time swimming the Ardingly lake. Much better weather produced excellent times, Lorna (750m) 18:35 Ali (3k) 51:56 Dan (3k) 52:05.
Both events were organised by Hedgehog Tri, worth a look, they also have Kids events.
Bexhill Swimming Club are holding their annual sea swim on Sunday 2nd August starting at the Clock Tower Bexhill at 12 noon. The distance is around 800m and is supported by Hastings lifeguards so is suitable for those people who are not very confident swimming in the sea. As the majority of those swimming are children the race will only be held if the lifeguards feel it's safe to swim. The course is parallel to the beach so swimmers do not have to worry about swimming 'out to sea'! Just turn up on the day and give it a go.
If you are looking for novice events and fancy having a go at a Tri then take a look at Ringer Community Triathlons. Not far to travel and excellent for beginners.
James with his well earned medal & scarf at 5am Sunday morning!
Last Saturday 25th July our bare footed James Graham took on the challenge of walking 100km in the Oxfam Trailwalker. James completed the walk in under 24hrs! He was asking where he could find a new body afterwards!
Hastings 5km Parkun continues to be popular with members. Jon Fielden recorded a time of 20:11and Pam Matthews bagged herself a pb of 26:08! On the same morning Andy Bishop was in action in the Eastbourne Parkrun and recorded a time of 23:49.
Next Wednesday session 5th August is the ever popular Herstmonceux Relays. Run in teams of 4, each leg is approx 1.2 miles. If you would like to enter please contact Chris (chris@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk) or Ali (ali@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk) Lots of you have already signed up. Historically Brt have entered a strong contingent in these races and great fun is had by all on the night!
Wednesday 22nd July 2015
A couple of dates for your diaries- On Sunday August 23rd from 10:00am-3:00pm the club will be at the 'Be Active' event on the De La Warr lawns Bexhill.
The event is being run by Active Rother and will see over 30 local sports clubs and businesses in attendance. Brt will have a promotional stand as well as 3 half hour demonstration slots throughout the day. One will be for beginners (walk to run), the second one is for Junior runners with the third Running Skills & Drills.
It is hoped that as many members (in club tops please) as possible will be in attendance to promote the club and attract new members. Please attend for some of the day if you can.
Sunday 13th December is the Christmas 'Do' at the Cooden Beach Hotel. Chris has already sent all members an email with the date and will send another one at a later date to gather numbers attending. Don't forget if you haven't paid your membership for this year (due in April!) you will miss out on updates.
Hastings 5km Parkun continues to be popular with members. Jon Fielden recorded a time of 20:11and Pam Matthews bagged herself a pb of 26:08! On the same morning Andy Bishop was in action in the Eastbourne Parkrun and recorded a time of 23:49.
Next Wednesday session 5th August is the ever popular Herstmonceux Relays. Run in teams of 4, each leg is approx 1.2 miles. If you would like to enter please contact Chris (chris@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk) or Ali (ali@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk) Lots of you have already signed up. Historically Brt have entered a strong contingent in these races and great fun is had by all on the night!
Wednesday 22nd July 2015
A couple of dates for your diaries- On Sunday August 23rd from 10:00am-3:00pm the club will be at the 'Be Active' event on the De La Warr lawns Bexhill.
The event is being run by Active Rother and will see over 30 local sports clubs and businesses in attendance. Brt will have a promotional stand as well as 3 half hour demonstration slots throughout the day. One will be for beginners (walk to run), the second one is for Junior runners with the third Running Skills & Drills.
It is hoped that as many members (in club tops please) as possible will be in attendance to promote the club and attract new members. Please attend for some of the day if you can.
Sunday 13th December is the Christmas 'Do' at the Cooden Beach Hotel. Chris has already sent all members an email with the date and will send another one at a later date to gather numbers attending. Don't forget if you haven't paid your membership for this year (due in April!) you will miss out on updates.
Yes-it's still raining Sherrill!
Monday 20th July 2015
Looking back over the past few weekends has revealed a number of events worthy of a mention.
Bewl 15 was held on Sunday 5th July. The race is a unique event, run largely off road on pretty, gently undulating hills around Bewl Water - nestling on the border of Sussex and Kent. The race was voted one of the country's Top 100 races by readers of Runners World.
The lovely hot weather decided to abate and our participating 9 members got slightly wet and muddy! Results were:
Sherrill Barrett 2:17:46 Andy Bishop 2:24:33 Ingram 2:28:32 Julian Manlow 2:35:39 Grant Docksey 2:35:42 Andy Croft 2:39:23 James graham 3:08:35 Claire Hanks 3:17:16
Ironman Frankfurt took place the same weekend. Brt had the Brownlee equivalent in the form of the Marshman brothers - Ali and Dan! This race boasts one of the most historical finish lines in the sport, ending in the heart of the old city.
Taking on an Ironman demands intensive training which has to fit in with work, family and other commitments. Then there is the the inevitable task of managing niggling injuries. To get to the start line in the best shape possible is no mean feat but when the temperature is in the mid 30's the race becomes even more of a challenge! Pleased to say our brothers not only rose to it but Ali recorded a pb! Extremely well done. Their results were:
Dan - Swim 1:10:39 Bike 5:37:00 Run 4:30:39 Total 11:31:25
Ali - Swim 1:09:41 Bike 6:12:04 Run 5:09:44 Total 12:52:11
Looking back over the past few weekends has revealed a number of events worthy of a mention.
Bewl 15 was held on Sunday 5th July. The race is a unique event, run largely off road on pretty, gently undulating hills around Bewl Water - nestling on the border of Sussex and Kent. The race was voted one of the country's Top 100 races by readers of Runners World.
The lovely hot weather decided to abate and our participating 9 members got slightly wet and muddy! Results were:
Sherrill Barrett 2:17:46 Andy Bishop 2:24:33 Ingram 2:28:32 Julian Manlow 2:35:39 Grant Docksey 2:35:42 Andy Croft 2:39:23 James graham 3:08:35 Claire Hanks 3:17:16
Ironman Frankfurt took place the same weekend. Brt had the Brownlee equivalent in the form of the Marshman brothers - Ali and Dan! This race boasts one of the most historical finish lines in the sport, ending in the heart of the old city.
Taking on an Ironman demands intensive training which has to fit in with work, family and other commitments. Then there is the the inevitable task of managing niggling injuries. To get to the start line in the best shape possible is no mean feat but when the temperature is in the mid 30's the race becomes even more of a challenge! Pleased to say our brothers not only rose to it but Ali recorded a pb! Extremely well done. Their results were:
Dan - Swim 1:10:39 Bike 5:37:00 Run 4:30:39 Total 11:31:25
Ali - Swim 1:09:41 Bike 6:12:04 Run 5:09:44 Total 12:52:11
1st placed Emma + medal
The 1km Eastbourne Big Sea Swim on July 12th was a triumph for Emma Ramsden. Emma was not only 1st woman with a time of 29:48 but 4th overall! Well done Emma.
Bill Boniface was justly very proud to achieve a 3rd place in his Age Group and 21st overall in the Hever Castle Ironman. This event is becoming known as the hardest Ironman in the country! The event on 12th July was Bill's first ever Ironman. Awesome achievement. Awaiting a photo from the hero! Bill's times were:
Swim 1:17:42 Bike 7:05:39 Run 4:57:31 Total 13:34:32
New members are embracing the world of Triathlon this year. Ewan Carradine clocked up his first Sprint Tri on 18th July and had this to say:
"Chalked off the virgin Tri today! 750m/20k/5k in 1:23:49, pretty happy with that. 🏊🚲🏃 Thank you for everyone's support and advice. I'm now addicted!"
Hastings Parkrun continues to attract members on Saturday mornings. Last Saturday 18th July excellent running conditions helped James Graham, Pam Matthews Cathy Bate all run a PB ! Free to enter, Parkruns are becoming very popular. How about testing your time over the 5km distance every month or so? In between times come to coached run sessions to train to improve.
Wednesday session 5th August is the ever popular Herstmonceux Relays. Run in teams of 4, each leg is approx 1.2 miles. If you would like to enter please contact Chris (chris@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk) or Ali (ali@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk) Historically Brt have entered a strong contingent in these races and great fun is had by all on the night!
Bill Boniface was justly very proud to achieve a 3rd place in his Age Group and 21st overall in the Hever Castle Ironman. This event is becoming known as the hardest Ironman in the country! The event on 12th July was Bill's first ever Ironman. Awesome achievement. Awaiting a photo from the hero! Bill's times were:
Swim 1:17:42 Bike 7:05:39 Run 4:57:31 Total 13:34:32
New members are embracing the world of Triathlon this year. Ewan Carradine clocked up his first Sprint Tri on 18th July and had this to say:
"Chalked off the virgin Tri today! 750m/20k/5k in 1:23:49, pretty happy with that. 🏊🚲🏃 Thank you for everyone's support and advice. I'm now addicted!"
Hastings Parkrun continues to attract members on Saturday mornings. Last Saturday 18th July excellent running conditions helped James Graham, Pam Matthews Cathy Bate all run a PB ! Free to enter, Parkruns are becoming very popular. How about testing your time over the 5km distance every month or so? In between times come to coached run sessions to train to improve.
Wednesday session 5th August is the ever popular Herstmonceux Relays. Run in teams of 4, each leg is approx 1.2 miles. If you would like to enter please contact Chris (chris@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk) or Ali (ali@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk) Historically Brt have entered a strong contingent in these races and great fun is had by all on the night!
Tuesday 14th July 2015
Brt members certainly are a busy lot! Several events to catch up on.
SDW100
Jon Fielden ran a fantastic race to finish in a time of 21hrs 54mins, earning himself the special Centurion Buckle! Jon's report is here:
http://www.jonfielden.com/?p=90
His photo sums up how he felt about his awesome achievement!
Tim Cox paced the third place lady over 75 miles of this event using it as training for the 'Ring o' Fire' which Tim is aiming for in September. 135 miles over 3 days around Anglesey, Tim is raising money for Bowel Cancer. Link here if you would like to sponsor him. https://www.justgiving.com/Tim-Cox7
Brt members certainly are a busy lot! Several events to catch up on.
SDW100
Jon Fielden ran a fantastic race to finish in a time of 21hrs 54mins, earning himself the special Centurion Buckle! Jon's report is here:
http://www.jonfielden.com/?p=90
His photo sums up how he felt about his awesome achievement!
Tim Cox paced the third place lady over 75 miles of this event using it as training for the 'Ring o' Fire' which Tim is aiming for in September. 135 miles over 3 days around Anglesey, Tim is raising money for Bowel Cancer. Link here if you would like to sponsor him. https://www.justgiving.com/Tim-Cox7
Brian Spiers cycled perhaps the ultimate UK ride from Jon O' Groats to Lands End. Brian started on 21st June riding 100 miles a day over 10 days! Very well done Brian.
Also on June 21st Andy Croft and Sherrill Barrett ran the Pier to Pier from Hastings to Eastbourne.
Members were out in force on Wednesday 24th June for the Alex Hall Memorial 5km. £243 was raised on the night and Lorraine Hall was in attendance presenting the winners with their medals. The club would like to thank Lorraine and the AHMF for helping pay for equipment for the junior runners. Times were: Dan Marshman 18:21 Alex Mandryko 18:29 Tim Cox 19:48 Ben Evett 20:00 Ali Marshman 20:33 Mark Griffin 20:49 (nearly 3 mins quicker than last month!) Ewan Carradine 21:01 Andy Bishop 23:29 Antonio Serrano 24:17 Pam Matthews 26:19 (3rd AG) Cathy Bate 26:44 (1st AG) Lorna Cotter 28:23 James Graham 24:31 Andy Croft 24:37 Barry Ingram 24:55 Marcos Miranda 26:25 Elliott Heynes (Junior) 28:56 Dave Oxbow 29:03 (3rd AG) Daisy Cox (Junior) 29:34 (1st AG) Lucas Heynes (Junior) 31:06 Donia Pankhurst 31:31 Pam Morley 33:27 Chris Sage 36:00
Grafman Half Ironman
Hats off to new member Marcos Miranda for tackling this event as his 1st ever Tri! If anyone needs inspiration or motivation then talk to Marcos! He had this to say:
"1.9 km swim in 42 min. Horrible swim, I almost quit before the first 500m. The weatsuit tried to kill me by taking my breathing, it was just too tigth and I was really struggling in the middle of the wave, so I had to stop, undo a bit the zip and allow all the bunch to pass me. I was last in the first buoy. Later I found my pace an I could retake some positions.
90 km ride in 2:47. Pouring with rain and cold, still a good 32 km/h average speed. I could retake more positions lost in the swim, I was caching people all the time.
21 km run in 1:36 h, including a "T3" in the loo. (probably 2 min). Good run despite a strong back pain from the ride during the first 1/4 of the run.
Result; Great satisfaction for having completed this challenge. I was 148th out of 600 participants and 29th in my age group ; ) 5:10 h in total"
Also on June 21st Andy Croft and Sherrill Barrett ran the Pier to Pier from Hastings to Eastbourne.
Members were out in force on Wednesday 24th June for the Alex Hall Memorial 5km. £243 was raised on the night and Lorraine Hall was in attendance presenting the winners with their medals. The club would like to thank Lorraine and the AHMF for helping pay for equipment for the junior runners. Times were: Dan Marshman 18:21 Alex Mandryko 18:29 Tim Cox 19:48 Ben Evett 20:00 Ali Marshman 20:33 Mark Griffin 20:49 (nearly 3 mins quicker than last month!) Ewan Carradine 21:01 Andy Bishop 23:29 Antonio Serrano 24:17 Pam Matthews 26:19 (3rd AG) Cathy Bate 26:44 (1st AG) Lorna Cotter 28:23 James Graham 24:31 Andy Croft 24:37 Barry Ingram 24:55 Marcos Miranda 26:25 Elliott Heynes (Junior) 28:56 Dave Oxbow 29:03 (3rd AG) Daisy Cox (Junior) 29:34 (1st AG) Lucas Heynes (Junior) 31:06 Donia Pankhurst 31:31 Pam Morley 33:27 Chris Sage 36:00
Grafman Half Ironman
Hats off to new member Marcos Miranda for tackling this event as his 1st ever Tri! If anyone needs inspiration or motivation then talk to Marcos! He had this to say:
"1.9 km swim in 42 min. Horrible swim, I almost quit before the first 500m. The weatsuit tried to kill me by taking my breathing, it was just too tigth and I was really struggling in the middle of the wave, so I had to stop, undo a bit the zip and allow all the bunch to pass me. I was last in the first buoy. Later I found my pace an I could retake some positions.
90 km ride in 2:47. Pouring with rain and cold, still a good 32 km/h average speed. I could retake more positions lost in the swim, I was caching people all the time.
21 km run in 1:36 h, including a "T3" in the loo. (probably 2 min). Good run despite a strong back pain from the ride during the first 1/4 of the run.
Result; Great satisfaction for having completed this challenge. I was 148th out of 600 participants and 29th in my age group ; ) 5:10 h in total"
Monday 22nd June 2015
Apologies for the silence in recent weeks! Sometimes personal events have to take priority!
Many of you know Keith Stokes (designer of the club's logo, kit, flags etc). Delighted to announce Keith was married on 6th June to the lovely Michelle. In attendance were their 2 beautiful daughters Ruby & Molly. We wish them every happiness in their life together and thank Keith for his continuing support of the club.
Glad to see members have been very active in the last month with, as always, some outstanding achievements.
Firstly, congratulations to Ali Marshman for completing the Coach in Running & Fitness Course and to Andy Croft who is now a UK Athletics assistant coach. Thank you guys for giving up your time to do this. Their achievements mean you the members are safe in the knowledge that you are being led by qualified coaches.
The club have expanded the run opportunities to include a Monday social run. All abilities welcome, meet at 7pm on the prom near Bexhill Sailing Club.
Also, members arrange ad hoc swims, bike rides etc. via the clubs group Facebook page. BRT - Bexhill Runners & Triathletes
Another new feature is a club page on 'Strada', an application designed to log your weekly mileage and a fun way to see the champion of the week!
https://www.strava.com/clubs/bexhillrunnerstriathletes
Apologies for the silence in recent weeks! Sometimes personal events have to take priority!
Many of you know Keith Stokes (designer of the club's logo, kit, flags etc). Delighted to announce Keith was married on 6th June to the lovely Michelle. In attendance were their 2 beautiful daughters Ruby & Molly. We wish them every happiness in their life together and thank Keith for his continuing support of the club.
Glad to see members have been very active in the last month with, as always, some outstanding achievements.
Firstly, congratulations to Ali Marshman for completing the Coach in Running & Fitness Course and to Andy Croft who is now a UK Athletics assistant coach. Thank you guys for giving up your time to do this. Their achievements mean you the members are safe in the knowledge that you are being led by qualified coaches.
The club have expanded the run opportunities to include a Monday social run. All abilities welcome, meet at 7pm on the prom near Bexhill Sailing Club.
Also, members arrange ad hoc swims, bike rides etc. via the clubs group Facebook page. BRT - Bexhill Runners & Triathletes
Another new feature is a club page on 'Strada', an application designed to log your weekly mileage and a fun way to see the champion of the week!
https://www.strava.com/clubs/bexhillrunnerstriathletes
A postscript to the successful inaugural Starfish Marathon & Races, Emma Bourne (St Mary's School) presented Gill & Mike Stokes with a lovely framed picture commemorating the day. She thanked them for the club's enormous support which helped to raise over £3000! Next year's date will be announced soon.
NDW50
Tim Cox was in action on 17th May in the NDW50. On the hottest day of the year so far Tim finished in a time of 9:54:50. Tim thoroughly enjoyed the course.
Run Across Scotland -
Congratulations to Sherrill Barrett who completed this 85 mile 5 day challenge in the week commencing 17th May. Sherrill was part of last years 'Adventure before Dementia' brt group (celebrating Janet's big birthday!) but unfortunately developed an injury half way through and was unable to finish. In true Sherrill style she was determined to have another go and was delighted to be successful this time.
Ironman Lanzarote-
On 23rd May Simon Casebourne and Paul Holdaway challenged themselves over the Ironman course in Lanzarote. After months of training there were mixed emotions on the day. Simon achieved a consistently strong 3 elements with a 1:12:40 swim 6:28:13 bike and 3:58:36 run with an excellent overall time of 11:50:06.
Paul started strongly with a 1:00:08 swim 6:15:03 bike but then the legs just weren't there on the day and he ended up with a long walk to the finish line. As everyone who competes will know sometimes its just not meant to be and Paul is to be applauded for finishing in the knowledge that to complete an Ironman no matter how long it takes is an enormous achievement. We wish him better luck next time.
NDW50
Tim Cox was in action on 17th May in the NDW50. On the hottest day of the year so far Tim finished in a time of 9:54:50. Tim thoroughly enjoyed the course.
Run Across Scotland -
Congratulations to Sherrill Barrett who completed this 85 mile 5 day challenge in the week commencing 17th May. Sherrill was part of last years 'Adventure before Dementia' brt group (celebrating Janet's big birthday!) but unfortunately developed an injury half way through and was unable to finish. In true Sherrill style she was determined to have another go and was delighted to be successful this time.
Ironman Lanzarote-
On 23rd May Simon Casebourne and Paul Holdaway challenged themselves over the Ironman course in Lanzarote. After months of training there were mixed emotions on the day. Simon achieved a consistently strong 3 elements with a 1:12:40 swim 6:28:13 bike and 3:58:36 run with an excellent overall time of 11:50:06.
Paul started strongly with a 1:00:08 swim 6:15:03 bike but then the legs just weren't there on the day and he ended up with a long walk to the finish line. As everyone who competes will know sometimes its just not meant to be and Paul is to be applauded for finishing in the knowledge that to complete an Ironman no matter how long it takes is an enormous achievement. We wish him better luck next time.
Bexhill 5km
The first of this years Bexhill Prom 5km series took place on the evening of Wednesday 27th May. A strong turnout for the club from juniors and adults saw some great results. Special mention to junior Mark Griffin who ran his first ever 5km in a very good time of 23:04! Results were:
Alex Mandryko 17:59 Martyn Reynolds 18:39 Tim Cox 19:35 Mark Ryalls 20:46 David Plamer 21:01 Mark Griffin 23:04 Andy Croft 24:14 (pb) Cathy Bate 26:29 (2nd AG) Lorna Cotter 27:22 Pam Matthews 27:34 Dave Oxbrow 28:38 Janet Purser 28:44 (1st AG) Pam Morley 32:56 Chris Sage 36:50
The first of this years Bexhill Prom 5km series took place on the evening of Wednesday 27th May. A strong turnout for the club from juniors and adults saw some great results. Special mention to junior Mark Griffin who ran his first ever 5km in a very good time of 23:04! Results were:
Alex Mandryko 17:59 Martyn Reynolds 18:39 Tim Cox 19:35 Mark Ryalls 20:46 David Plamer 21:01 Mark Griffin 23:04 Andy Croft 24:14 (pb) Cathy Bate 26:29 (2nd AG) Lorna Cotter 27:22 Pam Matthews 27:34 Dave Oxbrow 28:38 Janet Purser 28:44 (1st AG) Pam Morley 32:56 Chris Sage 36:50
Ashford Standard Distance Tri -
Dave Palmer completed his 1st Standard Distance Tri on June 14th finishing 8th in his AG.
Splits were: Swim 39:50 Bike 1:13:30 Run 47:51 Total 2:44:06 Dave has also been shaving off time at the Eastbourne Rovers 10 mile TT's with a time of 26:11 on June 19th and 25:41 on 9th July.
Simon Irwin has also tackled the TT's and seen his time of 24:56 on 19th June come down to 24:53 on 9th July!
The Windsor Tri -
also took place on 14th June. Brt were represented by Ali and Dan Marshman. Tackling the Olympic Distance their times were:
Dan -Swim 23:50 Bike 1:06:07 Run 41:46 Total 2:18:51
Ali -Swim 28:47 Bike 1:18:59 Run 53:39 Total 2:47:50
Eastbourne Sportive
Last, but certainly not least, result for the 14th June; Lorna Cotter and Marcos Miranda rode the Eastbourne 46 mile Sportive. Although Marcos found the organisation a little confusing to say the least and ended up riding a few extra miles, he was pleased with his average pace of 30.5kph! Lorna had recced the course and was more prepared for the lack of signage at the junctions and finished in a time of 3hrs 35mins. Well done for completing a challenging course.
Dave Palmer completed his 1st Standard Distance Tri on June 14th finishing 8th in his AG.
Splits were: Swim 39:50 Bike 1:13:30 Run 47:51 Total 2:44:06 Dave has also been shaving off time at the Eastbourne Rovers 10 mile TT's with a time of 26:11 on June 19th and 25:41 on 9th July.
Simon Irwin has also tackled the TT's and seen his time of 24:56 on 19th June come down to 24:53 on 9th July!
The Windsor Tri -
also took place on 14th June. Brt were represented by Ali and Dan Marshman. Tackling the Olympic Distance their times were:
Dan -Swim 23:50 Bike 1:06:07 Run 41:46 Total 2:18:51
Ali -Swim 28:47 Bike 1:18:59 Run 53:39 Total 2:47:50
Eastbourne Sportive
Last, but certainly not least, result for the 14th June; Lorna Cotter and Marcos Miranda rode the Eastbourne 46 mile Sportive. Although Marcos found the organisation a little confusing to say the least and ended up riding a few extra miles, he was pleased with his average pace of 30.5kph! Lorna had recced the course and was more prepared for the lack of signage at the junctions and finished in a time of 3hrs 35mins. Well done for completing a challenging course.
Monday 11th May 2015
News round up starting off with Dave Palmer's success in an Eastbourne Rovers 10 mile TT on Thursday evening 30th April. Dave recorded a time of 26:19.
Active Rother have been promoting our beginners group by publishing a video @brt_s http://ow.ly/MHn7p A great reason to join Bexhill Runners & Triathletes. Come to a Wednesday session (7pm on the prom) when you've completed the beginners course to continue running with a great bunch of people! All abilities welcome.
On Saturday 9th May Simon Irwin competed in 70.3 Ironman Mallorca. Simon set a new pb for this event taking 36mins off last years time! Well done Simon.
Times were: Swim 33:38 Bike 2:57:17 Run 1:58:30 Total 5:42:52
Yesterday witnessed the Inaugural Bexhill Starfish Marathon & Races on Bexhill Promenade. The day started overcast and typically windy, however, by lunchtime the clouds had lifted and the sun made the going a little warm for the runners! The course for the marathon consisted of 4 laps along our glorious seafront taking in a couple of sneaky hills at the East end! Brt had 2 members running in the full marathon, Tim Cox 3:37;03 and David Palmer 4:10:26. (Well 3 if you include 'Patrick' the Starfish who was carried round on Tim's back with a very surprised expression on his face!) Ali Marshman's brother Dan (Clapham Chasers) chose our marathon as his 1st ever! Well done Dan.
Brt made up 2 teams in the Relay Marathon event. First home in 2nd place were Team 'Swift' (Ali Marshman, Ben Evett, Martin Reynolds & Alex Mandryko) in a time of 3:04:03
Next up in 4th place were Team 'Running in 4hrs' ( James Graham, Cathy Bate, Lorna Cotter & Pam Matthews) in a time of 4:08:40.
Bexhill Runners & Triathletes were proud to host the first Marathon in Bexhill on behalf of St. Mary's School. It is hoped it will become an annual event the club can be proud of. A huge thank you to the organisers, marshals, Faye McClelland for presenting the prizes, Simon Casebourne (lead bike), Pip Parry (photos) the runners and supporters for all of your efforts. More pictures in the Gallery.
Sir Tim Cox
Monday 27th April 2015
It's been a busy couple of weeks for the club with members taking part in a variety of events. The members involved in organising the Starfish Marathon & Races have also been flat out getting preparations finalised. Marshals are still required for all or part of the day. Please notify gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk if you have any time on 10th May.
Now to catch up on news:
On 18th April Andy Croft completed his first ever race including obstacles! Andy took on the Dirty Dozen 12km race which included 20 obstacles to contend with. These types of events are great fun and help to improve strength and provide many bruises in which to impress your family and friends! Andy finished in 2:26:52. Pictures here.
Also on the 18th the inaugural Hastings Parkrun took place. Parkruns have proved to be exceptionally popular and a great place to test your 5km time. 3 brt members tested the course. James Graham, our barefoot runner, recorded a time of 25:07. Cathy Bate cycled to the event & back and ran 27:21. Lorna Cotter ran 29:56.
Tim Cox proved that sometimes running should just be about having fun! He went to slay dragons at the St Georges Day Marathon on 23rd dressed as the man himself. Sir Cox completed the race in a time of 3:37:53 placing him 6th. Very well done.
Monday 13th April 2015
Fantastic result for Alex Mandryko and Ben Evett in yesterday's Brighton Marathon. Both recorded sub 3:30 times!
Alex ran 3:23:07 Ben tbc
Make sure you get your entry in for the Starfish Marathon & Races-less than 4 weeks to go! Great fun to do as a team if you don't want to tackle the whole marathon. Please, please support your club by marshalling if you can. Thank you to the 8 stalwarts who have offered already but this is not enough, your club needs you! Contact gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
Fantastic result for Alex Mandryko and Ben Evett in yesterday's Brighton Marathon. Both recorded sub 3:30 times!
Alex ran 3:23:07 Ben tbc
Make sure you get your entry in for the Starfish Marathon & Races-less than 4 weeks to go! Great fun to do as a team if you don't want to tackle the whole marathon. Please, please support your club by marshalling if you can. Thank you to the 8 stalwarts who have offered already but this is not enough, your club needs you! Contact gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
Elated Jon Fielden!
Monday 7th April 2015
The club's Ultra Runners were in action on Saturday at the SDW 50. This is a 50 mile point to point run from Worthing to Eastbourne with a total climb of 5700ft.
Jon Fielden led the way with an excellent finish time of 8:15:06 and placed 30th overall. This beat his previous time by 2hrs 20mins! You can read his inspirational blog here:
http://www.jonfielden.com/?p=69
Next in, after suffering a heavy cold the previous week, was Tim Cox recording 9:44:46. Friend of the club Danny Garbett finished in 9:56:35 and then David Palmer in 10:28:30.
As you will see in the photos, a great sense of camaraderie surrounds this race with family, friends and volunteers all helping to encourage the runners through their epic run. Apologies for not having received any photos of Jon, his wife Natasha was busy timing the finishers!
Other news:
Start/finish for the Starfish Marathon & Races now confirmed as being on the lawns at the back of the DLWP. Perfect for family/friends to cheer you on! Get your entries in.
The club had excellent coverage in last Friday's Bexhill Observer re: Starfish Race, thank you brt cover girl Emma for letting us use your photo!
Please let Gill know if you can marshal or if you are running have you got a supporter who can marshal. This will be a great opportunity to publicise the club, hand out leaflets etc. please support it & make it a success. gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
The club's Ultra Runners were in action on Saturday at the SDW 50. This is a 50 mile point to point run from Worthing to Eastbourne with a total climb of 5700ft.
Jon Fielden led the way with an excellent finish time of 8:15:06 and placed 30th overall. This beat his previous time by 2hrs 20mins! You can read his inspirational blog here:
http://www.jonfielden.com/?p=69
Next in, after suffering a heavy cold the previous week, was Tim Cox recording 9:44:46. Friend of the club Danny Garbett finished in 9:56:35 and then David Palmer in 10:28:30.
As you will see in the photos, a great sense of camaraderie surrounds this race with family, friends and volunteers all helping to encourage the runners through their epic run. Apologies for not having received any photos of Jon, his wife Natasha was busy timing the finishers!
Other news:
Start/finish for the Starfish Marathon & Races now confirmed as being on the lawns at the back of the DLWP. Perfect for family/friends to cheer you on! Get your entries in.
The club had excellent coverage in last Friday's Bexhill Observer re: Starfish Race, thank you brt cover girl Emma for letting us use your photo!
Please let Gill know if you can marshal or if you are running have you got a supporter who can marshal. This will be a great opportunity to publicise the club, hand out leaflets etc. please support it & make it a success. gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
Monday 30th March 2015
3 brt/Run Wednesday members took part in the Forest of Dean Half Marathon yesterday. Their times were:
Sherrill Barrett 1:52:10 Dave Oxbrow 2:36:38 Claire Hanks 2:39:56
Ably supported by Chris Sage & Janet Purser who made sure they had bubbles at the end!
Well done Dave O, that's 2 half marathons in a week!
Meanwhile battling gale force winds on a bike were Simon Casebourne and David Palmer. The Velospace Spring Classic starts from Herstmonceux Observatory and winds its way round 64 miles of the Sussex countryside.
Rated as 4/5 for difficulty, I'm sure the lads would agree it was a challenging course. It was David's first Sportive and he said he will be back for more!
Their times were: Simon Casebourne 4:53:08 David Palmer 4:53:57
3 brt/Run Wednesday members took part in the Forest of Dean Half Marathon yesterday. Their times were:
Sherrill Barrett 1:52:10 Dave Oxbrow 2:36:38 Claire Hanks 2:39:56
Ably supported by Chris Sage & Janet Purser who made sure they had bubbles at the end!
Well done Dave O, that's 2 half marathons in a week!
Meanwhile battling gale force winds on a bike were Simon Casebourne and David Palmer. The Velospace Spring Classic starts from Herstmonceux Observatory and winds its way round 64 miles of the Sussex countryside.
Rated as 4/5 for difficulty, I'm sure the lads would agree it was a challenging course. It was David's first Sportive and he said he will be back for more!
Their times were: Simon Casebourne 4:53:08 David Palmer 4:53:57
Andy flying the flag for brt
Sunday 22nd March 2015
Perfect conditions for the 31st Hastings Half Marathon this morning. Congratulations to all who ran with special mention to Cathy Bate & James Graham running their 1st ever half. Bill Pender for 3rd place in his Age Group. Junior Mark Griffin was also 3rd in his AG in the mini run. (See Kids Events.)
Thank you to Eric Hardwick for allowing the club to advertise by flying the brt flag near the finish and to Andy Croft for going over early to erect it.
Members times were:
Alex Mandryko 1:30:05 Ben Evett 1:30:56 Greg Cahill 1:30:58 Martyn Reynolds 1:31:07 Tom Brampton 1:35:10 Alistair Marshman 1:44:16
Mike Stokes 1:45:41 Julian Manlow 1:49:36 Grant Docksey 1:50:14 Andy Bishop 1:51:41 Barry Ingram 1:54:36 Andy Croft 1:55:23 Beverley Morgan 1:55:49 Gary Clarke 2:02:52 Bill Pender 2:04:43 Cathy Bate 2:14:37 Dave Oxbrow 2:30:55 Michael Greene 2:43:39 Lina Cahill 2:50:10
See Gallery for Pictures.
Perfect conditions for the 31st Hastings Half Marathon this morning. Congratulations to all who ran with special mention to Cathy Bate & James Graham running their 1st ever half. Bill Pender for 3rd place in his Age Group. Junior Mark Griffin was also 3rd in his AG in the mini run. (See Kids Events.)
Thank you to Eric Hardwick for allowing the club to advertise by flying the brt flag near the finish and to Andy Croft for going over early to erect it.
Members times were:
Alex Mandryko 1:30:05 Ben Evett 1:30:56 Greg Cahill 1:30:58 Martyn Reynolds 1:31:07 Tom Brampton 1:35:10 Alistair Marshman 1:44:16
Mike Stokes 1:45:41 Julian Manlow 1:49:36 Grant Docksey 1:50:14 Andy Bishop 1:51:41 Barry Ingram 1:54:36 Andy Croft 1:55:23 Beverley Morgan 1:55:49 Gary Clarke 2:02:52 Bill Pender 2:04:43 Cathy Bate 2:14:37 Dave Oxbrow 2:30:55 Michael Greene 2:43:39 Lina Cahill 2:50:10
See Gallery for Pictures.
Lorna +medal+supporters Jim & Alan
Friday 20th March 2015
Many congratulations to Lorna Cotter who not only ran a new pb but also her first ever sub 60 min 10km! Lorna achieved this in the Dymchurch 10km last Sunday. Her time was 59:21. She put her success down to the great training she has had from Ali over the winter.
This Sunday is the 31st Hastings Half Marathon. Several members will be in action. There will be a photo opportunity before the event. Meet at 9:45 near the main marquee. Wear your brt top and a smile!
Don't forget to get your entries in for the Starfish Marathon & Races. If you are entering as a team you can enter individually as long as you put your team name down. Members running as a team can run a section & marshal afterwards!
Many congratulations to Lorna Cotter who not only ran a new pb but also her first ever sub 60 min 10km! Lorna achieved this in the Dymchurch 10km last Sunday. Her time was 59:21. She put her success down to the great training she has had from Ali over the winter.
This Sunday is the 31st Hastings Half Marathon. Several members will be in action. There will be a photo opportunity before the event. Meet at 9:45 near the main marquee. Wear your brt top and a smile!
Don't forget to get your entries in for the Starfish Marathon & Races. If you are entering as a team you can enter individually as long as you put your team name down. Members running as a team can run a section & marshal afterwards!
Monday 9th March 2015
3 members ran Eastbourne Parkrun on Saturday. Andy Bishop and Lorna Cotter managing a new pb.
Times were: Colin Hanks 21:37 Andy Bishop 22:29 Lorna Cotter 29:28
The last in the ESSCCL took place at Blackstock Farm yesterday. Simon Casebourne and Alex Mandrryko were in action. Times tbc.
Don't forget to enter the Starfish Marathon & Races. Places filling up. Lots of options so something for everyone. Be good to see a couple of team entries from our club. Details, entry forms for adults and for the children's races here starfishraces.moonfruit.com
If you are not running please marshal. We require friendly, vocal, experienced people. Sounds like our members! Contact gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
3 members ran Eastbourne Parkrun on Saturday. Andy Bishop and Lorna Cotter managing a new pb.
Times were: Colin Hanks 21:37 Andy Bishop 22:29 Lorna Cotter 29:28
The last in the ESSCCL took place at Blackstock Farm yesterday. Simon Casebourne and Alex Mandrryko were in action. Times tbc.
Don't forget to enter the Starfish Marathon & Races. Places filling up. Lots of options so something for everyone. Be good to see a couple of team entries from our club. Details, entry forms for adults and for the children's races here starfishraces.moonfruit.com
If you are not running please marshal. We require friendly, vocal, experienced people. Sounds like our members! Contact gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
Jon enjoying the mud!
Monday 2nd March 2015
It was a busy weekend with lots of local races taking place.
1st up was Saturday's Eastbourne Parkrun. Emma Faulkner finished 1st in her Age Group in a time of 20:11. Andy Bishop recorded a new personal pb for the course, a time of 22:46.
Andy Bishop was in action again yesterday (Sunday) running the Eastbourne Half Marathon in a time of 1:54:06. Barry Ingram chose this event as the first in a list of 7 he is running this year to mark 5 years since he started running but also 5 years since he lost his grandad. Barry's next race is the Hastings Half Marathon followed by Bewl 15, the Canturbury Half Marathon, the Great North Run, the Dublin Marathon, and finishing with the Poppy Half Marathon. Please support him....
Barry-Ingram2
Jon Fielden ran the Steyning Stinger Marathon (also yesterday) This was his report:
"The Steyning Stinger marathon was without doubt the muddiest race I have ever done. It was like running through a bog at times and I managed to wipe out in spectacular fashion at one point. I was chugging along then suddenly I was looking up at the sky and my arse was in a huge pit of mud! There was nothing else for it but to start laughing, get up and press on!
It was a superbly organised event and a perfect training run for the SDW50 and 100. 1000m of elevation over the course and some intriguing descents, some of which I went down like bambi on crack.
I finished a couple of minutes under 4hr 30 which I was really happy with. A fabulous day out!"
It was a busy weekend with lots of local races taking place.
1st up was Saturday's Eastbourne Parkrun. Emma Faulkner finished 1st in her Age Group in a time of 20:11. Andy Bishop recorded a new personal pb for the course, a time of 22:46.
Andy Bishop was in action again yesterday (Sunday) running the Eastbourne Half Marathon in a time of 1:54:06. Barry Ingram chose this event as the first in a list of 7 he is running this year to mark 5 years since he started running but also 5 years since he lost his grandad. Barry's next race is the Hastings Half Marathon followed by Bewl 15, the Canturbury Half Marathon, the Great North Run, the Dublin Marathon, and finishing with the Poppy Half Marathon. Please support him....
Barry-Ingram2
Jon Fielden ran the Steyning Stinger Marathon (also yesterday) This was his report:
"The Steyning Stinger marathon was without doubt the muddiest race I have ever done. It was like running through a bog at times and I managed to wipe out in spectacular fashion at one point. I was chugging along then suddenly I was looking up at the sky and my arse was in a huge pit of mud! There was nothing else for it but to start laughing, get up and press on!
It was a superbly organised event and a perfect training run for the SDW50 and 100. 1000m of elevation over the course and some intriguing descents, some of which I went down like bambi on crack.
I finished a couple of minutes under 4hr 30 which I was really happy with. A fabulous day out!"
Tim with his 'goody bag!'
Meanwhile Tim Cox had a day off work last Thursday and decided to go and run a marathon by way of a change! Tim travelled to Kent for the Marathon Day marathon (26.2 miles on 26/2 ) Tim recorded a time of 3:32:42.
Feeling good and recovered from his recent 100 miler Tim then raced The Grizzly yesterday! Billed as 'Twentyish muddy, hilly, boggy, beachy miles of the multiest-terrain running experience you will find this side of the end of time' & Dash to Delirium! Tim finished in a time of 3:30
Last but certainly not least 4 members recorded some outstanding results in the Velocity Maidstone Duathlon yesterday.
Paul Holdaway and Simon Casebourne came 6th and 7th respectively. Simon recorded an AG win with Paul 2nd in his AG. Greg Cahill (3rd AG) and David Palmer also had good races. Splits for the 9.5k Run-42k Bike- 3.5k Run were:
Paul 37:20 1:11:15 18:08 Total 2:08:22
Simon 38:37 1:14:44 14:08 Total 2:08:53
Greg 40:13 1:15:31 15:33 Total 2:13:19
David 45:13 1:21:16 17:02 Total 2:25:20
Feeling good and recovered from his recent 100 miler Tim then raced The Grizzly yesterday! Billed as 'Twentyish muddy, hilly, boggy, beachy miles of the multiest-terrain running experience you will find this side of the end of time' & Dash to Delirium! Tim finished in a time of 3:30
Last but certainly not least 4 members recorded some outstanding results in the Velocity Maidstone Duathlon yesterday.
Paul Holdaway and Simon Casebourne came 6th and 7th respectively. Simon recorded an AG win with Paul 2nd in his AG. Greg Cahill (3rd AG) and David Palmer also had good races. Splits for the 9.5k Run-42k Bike- 3.5k Run were:
Paul 37:20 1:11:15 18:08 Total 2:08:22
Simon 38:37 1:14:44 14:08 Total 2:08:53
Greg 40:13 1:15:31 15:33 Total 2:13:19
David 45:13 1:21:16 17:02 Total 2:25:20
Friday 27th February 2015
This from Dave Oxbrow:
"I want to say a BIG thanks to everyone who came long to the "Alex" run on Wednesday 25th.
A calm, mild evening provided good conditions to run for everyone.
As I said it wasn't a race, no prizes or medals just a social run & to remember Alex.
Thanks also to Lorraine, Denise, Teresa, and Greg, for coming out to support the evening. Also Julie and Emma and the youngsters who kept us entertained.
Seeing so many come along meant a great deal to me personally, most of you knew Alex and what he means to our club, but also good to see some
newer members/faces as well.
Hope everyone was pleased with their effort on the evening you all should be pleased and proud, as I was.
Distance was 5Km, times below (in case you are interested!)
Apologies for any errors.
Alex 19m 49s Brogan 28m 46s
Martyn 20m 04s Susie 29m 06s
Ben 20m 25s Tim 29m 06s
Dave P 22m 32s Jon 29m 06s
Paul 22m 32s Tamsin 30m 15s
Mike 23m 29s Alan 30m 15s
Julian 24m 54s Mellissa 30m 27s
Grant 24m 54s Lorna 30m 27s
James 24m 54s Sue 35m 50s
Andy 25m 02s Maureen 38m 38s
Jez 25m 09s Frank 38m 38s
Jane 26m 23s Pam 42m 20s
Sherrill 26m 23s Janet 43m 28s
Dave M 27m 12s Chris 43m 28s
Bill 27m 58s Gill 49m 15s
Antonio 27m 58s Dave R 49m 15s
Cathy 28m 25s
Well done and thanks to you all."
Dave.
Thank you, too Dave, for organising a lovely evening.
This from Dave Oxbrow:
"I want to say a BIG thanks to everyone who came long to the "Alex" run on Wednesday 25th.
A calm, mild evening provided good conditions to run for everyone.
As I said it wasn't a race, no prizes or medals just a social run & to remember Alex.
Thanks also to Lorraine, Denise, Teresa, and Greg, for coming out to support the evening. Also Julie and Emma and the youngsters who kept us entertained.
Seeing so many come along meant a great deal to me personally, most of you knew Alex and what he means to our club, but also good to see some
newer members/faces as well.
Hope everyone was pleased with their effort on the evening you all should be pleased and proud, as I was.
Distance was 5Km, times below (in case you are interested!)
Apologies for any errors.
Alex 19m 49s Brogan 28m 46s
Martyn 20m 04s Susie 29m 06s
Ben 20m 25s Tim 29m 06s
Dave P 22m 32s Jon 29m 06s
Paul 22m 32s Tamsin 30m 15s
Mike 23m 29s Alan 30m 15s
Julian 24m 54s Mellissa 30m 27s
Grant 24m 54s Lorna 30m 27s
James 24m 54s Sue 35m 50s
Andy 25m 02s Maureen 38m 38s
Jez 25m 09s Frank 38m 38s
Jane 26m 23s Pam 42m 20s
Sherrill 26m 23s Janet 43m 28s
Dave M 27m 12s Chris 43m 28s
Bill 27m 58s Gill 49m 15s
Antonio 27m 58s Dave R 49m 15s
Cathy 28m 25s
Well done and thanks to you all."
Dave.
Thank you, too Dave, for organising a lovely evening.
Monday 23rd February 2015
Alex Mandryko raced the Tunbridge Wells Half Marathon yesterday and bagged himself a new pb!
This is what he had to say:
"I ran the Tunbridge Wells Half Marathon in 1.27.12 a new PB!!!! I put it down to all the great training sessions I've had with the club."
Alex is a regular at the club sessions and has also been building his strength by racing the East Sussex Sunday Cross Country League.
Well done Alex, well deserved.
Mike Stokes ran the 2nd of the Run Wednesdays Cross Country events in Eastbourne. In very slippery conditions his time was 41:53 for the 5 miles.
He managed to stay on his feet-many didn't!
Alex Mandryko raced the Tunbridge Wells Half Marathon yesterday and bagged himself a new pb!
This is what he had to say:
"I ran the Tunbridge Wells Half Marathon in 1.27.12 a new PB!!!! I put it down to all the great training sessions I've had with the club."
Alex is a regular at the club sessions and has also been building his strength by racing the East Sussex Sunday Cross Country League.
Well done Alex, well deserved.
Mike Stokes ran the 2nd of the Run Wednesdays Cross Country events in Eastbourne. In very slippery conditions his time was 41:53 for the 5 miles.
He managed to stay on his feet-many didn't!
Lorna & Jacqui sporting their medals after the Tenterden 5 mile
Tuesday 17th February 2015
The sun shone for the 3 members who ran the Tenterden 5 mile race last Sunday 15th February. Times were:
Paul Holdaway 28:53 Jacqui Vaughan 47:07 Lorna Cotter 48:48
Please note Wednesday 25th February's session will consist of a 5km seafront run, where Dave Oxbow hopes to time everyone. No medals just a 5km on Alex's seafront.
He realises as time passes newer members/runners will not know about Alex Hall and why he was/is so special to the club.
Everyone is welcome to join in, members or not, usual time 7pm by the shelter near the sailing club. Dave looks forward to seeing as many people as possible on the evening, plus join him in 'Kerry's' for a hot cuppa afterwards if you would like.
The sun shone for the 3 members who ran the Tenterden 5 mile race last Sunday 15th February. Times were:
Paul Holdaway 28:53 Jacqui Vaughan 47:07 Lorna Cotter 48:48
Please note Wednesday 25th February's session will consist of a 5km seafront run, where Dave Oxbow hopes to time everyone. No medals just a 5km on Alex's seafront.
He realises as time passes newer members/runners will not know about Alex Hall and why he was/is so special to the club.
Everyone is welcome to join in, members or not, usual time 7pm by the shelter near the sailing club. Dave looks forward to seeing as many people as possible on the evening, plus join him in 'Kerry's' for a hot cuppa afterwards if you would like.
Tim at the finish with a
well deserved bit of 'bling'
Friday 13th February 2015
Last Friday 6th Feb at 6pm Tim Cox embarked on probably his toughest challenge to date. The Arc of Attrition
the South Wests toughest non stop footrace. 100miles with a 38 hour cut-off.
The Route is a complete “Arc” around the far SW of Cornwall taking in 100miles of dramatic coastal path.
Tim entered the race before he found out that his shoulder surgery date was to be the middle of January. He decided that all being well after the op he would get on the start line and see what happened! Tim was delighted to find out at the end of a long 30 hours 35 minutes of racing that he had finished in 14th place! This is an outstanding achievement and the club salutes you Tim! Very well done.
One other result from last weekend was from our lovely Sherrill Barrett who ran the Brighton- Falmer 10 mile race. This challenging trail run starts on the outskirts Brighton on Falmer Village adjacent to the Village Green on the outskirts of Falmer. Sherrill recorded a splendid time of 1:40:37.
Last Friday 6th Feb at 6pm Tim Cox embarked on probably his toughest challenge to date. The Arc of Attrition
the South Wests toughest non stop footrace. 100miles with a 38 hour cut-off.
The Route is a complete “Arc” around the far SW of Cornwall taking in 100miles of dramatic coastal path.
Tim entered the race before he found out that his shoulder surgery date was to be the middle of January. He decided that all being well after the op he would get on the start line and see what happened! Tim was delighted to find out at the end of a long 30 hours 35 minutes of racing that he had finished in 14th place! This is an outstanding achievement and the club salutes you Tim! Very well done.
One other result from last weekend was from our lovely Sherrill Barrett who ran the Brighton- Falmer 10 mile race. This challenging trail run starts on the outskirts Brighton on Falmer Village adjacent to the Village Green on the outskirts of Falmer. Sherrill recorded a splendid time of 1:40:37.
Jon & Dave modelling one of the new banners!
Tuesday 3rd February 2015
3 members took part in the 5th race of the ESSCCL last Sunday. Results were:
Simon Casebourne 42:00 Alex Mandryko 43:04 Martyn Reynolds 51:40.
Simon Casebourne and Alex Mandryko are currently well placed to receive an award in their respective age groups having run all of the events.
The last race in the series is on March 8th at Blackstock Farm, Hellingly. Details here http://www.eastsussexcrosscountry.co.uk/events
They would welcome some support if you are not running.
The club now has 2 lovely new banners to promote the club during sessions. Can be used indoors as well. A big thank you to Hastings Printing Company Ltd for their very generous donation towards the cost.
The club would also like to thank graphic designer Keith Stokes (keith.stokes@highkite.co.uk) for a superb job. Keith donates his time for free as long as mum Gill Stokes keeps cooking him roast dinners when he visits!
3 members took part in the 5th race of the ESSCCL last Sunday. Results were:
Simon Casebourne 42:00 Alex Mandryko 43:04 Martyn Reynolds 51:40.
Simon Casebourne and Alex Mandryko are currently well placed to receive an award in their respective age groups having run all of the events.
The last race in the series is on March 8th at Blackstock Farm, Hellingly. Details here http://www.eastsussexcrosscountry.co.uk/events
They would welcome some support if you are not running.
The club now has 2 lovely new banners to promote the club during sessions. Can be used indoors as well. A big thank you to Hastings Printing Company Ltd for their very generous donation towards the cost.
The club would also like to thank graphic designer Keith Stokes (keith.stokes@highkite.co.uk) for a superb job. Keith donates his time for free as long as mum Gill Stokes keeps cooking him roast dinners when he visits!
Tuesday 27th January 2015
It was a triumphant weekend for the juniors who took part in Run Wednesdays X Country in Eastbourne. Click on the Kids Events page for full results. Pictures in the Gallery. Noticeably absent were any adult members!
The 2nd in the series is at Whitbread Hollow Eastbourne on the 22nd Feb. Details on the Events page.
It was a triumphant weekend for the juniors who took part in Run Wednesdays X Country in Eastbourne. Click on the Kids Events page for full results. Pictures in the Gallery. Noticeably absent were any adult members!
The 2nd in the series is at Whitbread Hollow Eastbourne on the 22nd Feb. Details on the Events page.
Monday 12th January 2015
4 members enjoyed a very muddy cross country course at Pett yesterday. Starting at Pett village hall running a distance of 5 miles through fields & paths
Results were:
Simon Casebourne 34:53 Alex Mandryko 35:55 Tim Cox 38:09 Susie Casebourne 40:12
Very strong times in windy conditions.
Starfish Marathon & Races
The Starfish Marathon and Races have been devised as part of the fundraising by the Gaby Hardwicke Atlantic Challenge team ( www.atlanticchallenge14.org ) to raise funds for our children and young people at St Mary’s. Based in Bexhill St Mary's is a school & 6th Form College for children and young people aged 7 to 19 with speech, language and communication disabilities, many of whom have many complex needs.
brt are supporting the races by helping with the organisation, holding children's races & providing marshalls.
The Marathon and Races will take place on Sunday 10th May 2015 along Bexhill's glorious seafront. There are a number of different race options for runners – please see details below. To enter the Races, please go to starfishraces.moonfruit.com
There really is something for everyone:
Individual full marathon of 4 laps (£30)
Individual 1/2 marathon of 2 laps (£20)
Team relay with 2 competitors completing 2 laps (1/2 Marathon) each (£20 per team member)
Team relay with 4 competitors completing 1 lap (1/4 Marathon) each (£15 per team member)
If you are not a UK Athletics affiliated there is an additional mandatory £2 per entrant charge to cover insurance.
Prizes for categories
Marathon (individual) Men
Marathon (individual) Ladies
Half marathon (individual) Men
Half marathon (individual) Ladies
Marathon (relay teams of 2)
Marathon (relay teams of 4)
**Each entrants number will be entered into a free draw to win £100**
There will also be spot prizes where at a certain point on the course at a pre-determined time the first runner passing will be awarded a prize at the end of the race.
Children's Races will be 500m, 1km or 2km. £3 sign up on the day.
If you can marshall please contact gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk or natasha@bexhillrunnerstriathlees.co.uk
4 members enjoyed a very muddy cross country course at Pett yesterday. Starting at Pett village hall running a distance of 5 miles through fields & paths
Results were:
Simon Casebourne 34:53 Alex Mandryko 35:55 Tim Cox 38:09 Susie Casebourne 40:12
Very strong times in windy conditions.
Starfish Marathon & Races
The Starfish Marathon and Races have been devised as part of the fundraising by the Gaby Hardwicke Atlantic Challenge team ( www.atlanticchallenge14.org ) to raise funds for our children and young people at St Mary’s. Based in Bexhill St Mary's is a school & 6th Form College for children and young people aged 7 to 19 with speech, language and communication disabilities, many of whom have many complex needs.
brt are supporting the races by helping with the organisation, holding children's races & providing marshalls.
The Marathon and Races will take place on Sunday 10th May 2015 along Bexhill's glorious seafront. There are a number of different race options for runners – please see details below. To enter the Races, please go to starfishraces.moonfruit.com
There really is something for everyone:
Individual full marathon of 4 laps (£30)
Individual 1/2 marathon of 2 laps (£20)
Team relay with 2 competitors completing 2 laps (1/2 Marathon) each (£20 per team member)
Team relay with 4 competitors completing 1 lap (1/4 Marathon) each (£15 per team member)
If you are not a UK Athletics affiliated there is an additional mandatory £2 per entrant charge to cover insurance.
Prizes for categories
Marathon (individual) Men
Marathon (individual) Ladies
Half marathon (individual) Men
Half marathon (individual) Ladies
Marathon (relay teams of 2)
Marathon (relay teams of 4)
**Each entrants number will be entered into a free draw to win £100**
There will also be spot prizes where at a certain point on the course at a pre-determined time the first runner passing will be awarded a prize at the end of the race.
Children's Races will be 500m, 1km or 2km. £3 sign up on the day.
If you can marshall please contact gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk or natasha@bexhillrunnerstriathlees.co.uk
Sherrill enjoying the Longman 10
Monday 5th January 2015
Just one member flew the brt flag at the 5 mile Ashburnham Christmas Pudding Dash on Sat 20th December. Andy Bishop ran a very good time of 42:35 even though he had to climb over a closed gate! He said he hadn't trained for obstacles!
Sunday 28th December saw the 3rd race in this years East Sussex Sunday Cross Country League series. Firle Beacon results were:
Simon Casebourne 35:57 Alex Mandryko 38:45 Tim Cox 38:54 David Palmer 41:42
There are 3 races still to go, the next one is at Pett on January 11th at 11:00 am. There is a junior race at 10:30. Details can be found at eastsussexcrosscountry.co.uk All abilities welcome, sign on on the day. Great winter training!
Yesterday 4th January Sherrill Barrett ran the Longman Eastbourne Trail 10. A tough and beautiful run taking in views across Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters, along the most stunning part of one of the oldest trails in the world - the South Downs Way. Results tba, Sherrill said "weather was amazing and the views were beautiful..... and hot chocolate at the end" "
The club would like to wish Dave Rogers a speedy recovery after his recent operation. His daughter Amanda sent in this message:
"Hi, just want to post a message on behalf of my dad, Dave Rogers - He sends his thanks for the card from the Bexhill Runners it was much appreciated. He is recovering well and can't wait to get back out on the road!!"
Just one member flew the brt flag at the 5 mile Ashburnham Christmas Pudding Dash on Sat 20th December. Andy Bishop ran a very good time of 42:35 even though he had to climb over a closed gate! He said he hadn't trained for obstacles!
Sunday 28th December saw the 3rd race in this years East Sussex Sunday Cross Country League series. Firle Beacon results were:
Simon Casebourne 35:57 Alex Mandryko 38:45 Tim Cox 38:54 David Palmer 41:42
There are 3 races still to go, the next one is at Pett on January 11th at 11:00 am. There is a junior race at 10:30. Details can be found at eastsussexcrosscountry.co.uk All abilities welcome, sign on on the day. Great winter training!
Yesterday 4th January Sherrill Barrett ran the Longman Eastbourne Trail 10. A tough and beautiful run taking in views across Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters, along the most stunning part of one of the oldest trails in the world - the South Downs Way. Results tba, Sherrill said "weather was amazing and the views were beautiful..... and hot chocolate at the end" "
The club would like to wish Dave Rogers a speedy recovery after his recent operation. His daughter Amanda sent in this message:
"Hi, just want to post a message on behalf of my dad, Dave Rogers - He sends his thanks for the card from the Bexhill Runners it was much appreciated. He is recovering well and can't wait to get back out on the road!!"
Friday 19th December 2014
A great time was had by all at this years Christmas dinner. Our lovely juniors were each presented with a certificate of achievement. They then surprised & delighted Andy with a 'coach' top which he will wear with pride!
The 2 lucky recipients of the London Marathon places were Jon Fielden & Simon Irwin.
Ali Marshman won the Alex Hall Memorial Cup as voted for by you. Ali is a very valuable member & coach, providing great quality sessions all year round. Well done Ali -looking very pleased!
For those who weren't there below is Dave's roundup of 2014:
"Thank you all for coming today, I will attempt a brief round up of BRT for 2014.
Good to see Eddie & Pam here following a difficult time with some time spent in hospital,
but pleased to see Eddie here and report he completed 2 of our 5Kms this year,
and to report he is definitely not retiring yet!
Also good to see so many younger runners here.
Claire cannot be here today following her (and Johns) efforts to add to the younger
members with the birth of Finley Henry back in September. Congratulations to them.
In March some 16 members completed the Hastings Half Marathon.
At the London Marathon we were represented by Mike Green, Gary Clarke, Barry Ingram
and Tom Brampton who was drawn out of the hat at last years Christmas lunch.
Our growing band of "mentally insane" sorry "Ultra" runners continues with
Susie, Tim, Dave, & Alan covering 50 miles in April and going on to complete
100 miles in June. Plus Jon Fielden who travelled to France for a short 3.8Km run
which included a vertical rise of 1000M all without a ski lift! Followed 2 days later
by the Mont Blanc Marathon. He went on to complete the "Winter 100 in October.
One comment I received relating to Jon but applicable to all our Ultras, was
"they deserve medals, or counselling"
Throughout the year our own Emma Faulkner competed in Time Trials and
Duathlons with seemingly a PB every time. This culminated in representing
GB at the ETU duathlon in Austria, this was followed by success at the Bexhill 10Km
and 1st lady at the Chilham Castle Duathlon.
Ali Marshman continues to train with the club and coaching all aspects of Triathlon,
swimming, cycling and running. This has been of great help to several members
improving their abilities at these events. Particularly notable is Lorna who has
progressed and achieved so much this year.
Natasha has completed her first beginner's run course with her glamorous
assistant "Jon" at the end of Novenber, which was met with enthusiasm
& commitment by the whole group, all women who continued to attend in
often changeable conditions. Hopefully some will soon feel confident enough
to join our club. Another course starts in the new year.
A special mention also to another of our 'youngsters'.
Despite suffering an injury when she was knocked over by an errant pavement
cyclist she is on her way back to fitness now.
She has therefore been unable to complete some of her "self inflicted" challenges
planned in her milestone year.
As you know I am too much of a gentleman to reveal her age.
I will just say it's somewhere between 69 & 71.
So happy birthday for last Wednesday to Janet.
Members have achieved so much this year, Ben completed his first marathon,
many members had excellent results at various triathlons.
Michaela ran a 5Km at Eastbourne helping her dad round to a very
respectful 28 mins, plus several youngsters ran the Eastbourne Park run
yesterday.
Please keep up to date via the club website newsletter which Gill Stokes
keeps updated for us. Many of you I know get their information from
various social media like "twitface"
The latest news on Dave Rogers from early last week is he has had his
operation, and despite some initial problems I understand he is progressing
day by day and should be home soon.
Finally thank you all for coming today and best wishes for Christmas and
the new year."
Dave.
We have since heard that Dave Rogers is now at home and recovering well. His daughter kindly relayed messages put on fb from club members and said the family are enduring his wit and humour tenfold as he doesn't have his running buddies to inflict it on! Hurry back Dave, we love your free flowing sarcasm!
A great time was had by all at this years Christmas dinner. Our lovely juniors were each presented with a certificate of achievement. They then surprised & delighted Andy with a 'coach' top which he will wear with pride!
The 2 lucky recipients of the London Marathon places were Jon Fielden & Simon Irwin.
Ali Marshman won the Alex Hall Memorial Cup as voted for by you. Ali is a very valuable member & coach, providing great quality sessions all year round. Well done Ali -looking very pleased!
For those who weren't there below is Dave's roundup of 2014:
"Thank you all for coming today, I will attempt a brief round up of BRT for 2014.
Good to see Eddie & Pam here following a difficult time with some time spent in hospital,
but pleased to see Eddie here and report he completed 2 of our 5Kms this year,
and to report he is definitely not retiring yet!
Also good to see so many younger runners here.
Claire cannot be here today following her (and Johns) efforts to add to the younger
members with the birth of Finley Henry back in September. Congratulations to them.
In March some 16 members completed the Hastings Half Marathon.
At the London Marathon we were represented by Mike Green, Gary Clarke, Barry Ingram
and Tom Brampton who was drawn out of the hat at last years Christmas lunch.
Our growing band of "mentally insane" sorry "Ultra" runners continues with
Susie, Tim, Dave, & Alan covering 50 miles in April and going on to complete
100 miles in June. Plus Jon Fielden who travelled to France for a short 3.8Km run
which included a vertical rise of 1000M all without a ski lift! Followed 2 days later
by the Mont Blanc Marathon. He went on to complete the "Winter 100 in October.
One comment I received relating to Jon but applicable to all our Ultras, was
"they deserve medals, or counselling"
Throughout the year our own Emma Faulkner competed in Time Trials and
Duathlons with seemingly a PB every time. This culminated in representing
GB at the ETU duathlon in Austria, this was followed by success at the Bexhill 10Km
and 1st lady at the Chilham Castle Duathlon.
Ali Marshman continues to train with the club and coaching all aspects of Triathlon,
swimming, cycling and running. This has been of great help to several members
improving their abilities at these events. Particularly notable is Lorna who has
progressed and achieved so much this year.
Natasha has completed her first beginner's run course with her glamorous
assistant "Jon" at the end of Novenber, which was met with enthusiasm
& commitment by the whole group, all women who continued to attend in
often changeable conditions. Hopefully some will soon feel confident enough
to join our club. Another course starts in the new year.
A special mention also to another of our 'youngsters'.
Despite suffering an injury when she was knocked over by an errant pavement
cyclist she is on her way back to fitness now.
She has therefore been unable to complete some of her "self inflicted" challenges
planned in her milestone year.
As you know I am too much of a gentleman to reveal her age.
I will just say it's somewhere between 69 & 71.
So happy birthday for last Wednesday to Janet.
Members have achieved so much this year, Ben completed his first marathon,
many members had excellent results at various triathlons.
Michaela ran a 5Km at Eastbourne helping her dad round to a very
respectful 28 mins, plus several youngsters ran the Eastbourne Park run
yesterday.
Please keep up to date via the club website newsletter which Gill Stokes
keeps updated for us. Many of you I know get their information from
various social media like "twitface"
The latest news on Dave Rogers from early last week is he has had his
operation, and despite some initial problems I understand he is progressing
day by day and should be home soon.
Finally thank you all for coming today and best wishes for Christmas and
the new year."
Dave.
We have since heard that Dave Rogers is now at home and recovering well. His daughter kindly relayed messages put on fb from club members and said the family are enduring his wit and humour tenfold as he doesn't have his running buddies to inflict it on! Hurry back Dave, we love your free flowing sarcasm!
Monday 15th December 2014
Several events to report on in the last 2weeks.
2 results from Saturday 6th. Junior runner Jacob ran the Bexhill Santa 5km in 24 mins! (his 1st 5km)
Tim Cox endured 47 miles in one of the Endurancelife coastal trail series events. Based in Dorset with over 8500ft of ascent & descent, Tim finished in 9:47:31. Great time.
Last Saturday (13th) 7 junior runners traveled to Eastbourne Parkrun, results were ... 1st place to Harvey Faulkner 22:29, 2nd place Lucy 24 :22, 3rd place to Jacob 24 :38 4th place to Zac 25 :57 5th place to Ferdi 25 :59 6th place to Sam 26 :59 7th place to Michaela 29 :20. Fantastic results form all & a chance to meet up with Danny's Little Run Wednesday Eastbourne group. Thank you to Andy & volunteers who went to support them.
Yesterday was the 2nd race in the East Sussex Sunday Cross Country League, this time at New Place Farm, Framfield. No hanging about with the Christmas lunch to get back to. The course was nice & muddy, Tim opted for long run tights to keep his legs clean whilst David sported shorts so had to wash in the sea before lunch! Results were: Alex Mandryko 35:30 Tim Cox 37:31 Susie Casebourne 37:45 Simon Casebourne 37:45 (what a gentleman Simon!) David Palmer 39:21
Photos from these events with a few from the Christmas dinner (report to follow) can be viewed in the Gallery
Several events to report on in the last 2weeks.
2 results from Saturday 6th. Junior runner Jacob ran the Bexhill Santa 5km in 24 mins! (his 1st 5km)
Tim Cox endured 47 miles in one of the Endurancelife coastal trail series events. Based in Dorset with over 8500ft of ascent & descent, Tim finished in 9:47:31. Great time.
Last Saturday (13th) 7 junior runners traveled to Eastbourne Parkrun, results were ... 1st place to Harvey Faulkner 22:29, 2nd place Lucy 24 :22, 3rd place to Jacob 24 :38 4th place to Zac 25 :57 5th place to Ferdi 25 :59 6th place to Sam 26 :59 7th place to Michaela 29 :20. Fantastic results form all & a chance to meet up with Danny's Little Run Wednesday Eastbourne group. Thank you to Andy & volunteers who went to support them.
Yesterday was the 2nd race in the East Sussex Sunday Cross Country League, this time at New Place Farm, Framfield. No hanging about with the Christmas lunch to get back to. The course was nice & muddy, Tim opted for long run tights to keep his legs clean whilst David sported shorts so had to wash in the sea before lunch! Results were: Alex Mandryko 35:30 Tim Cox 37:31 Susie Casebourne 37:45 Simon Casebourne 37:45 (what a gentleman Simon!) David Palmer 39:21
Photos from these events with a few from the Christmas dinner (report to follow) can be viewed in the Gallery
Monday 1st December 2014
Well done to all the BRT runners who ran the Eastbourne Parkrun 5K on Saturday morning. Special congratulations to Lucy who just completed Natasha's Beginners Course and her speedy son George. Mike Stokes also ran but disappeared when it was time for the group photo!
Times were: Colin Hanks 19:37 Jon Fielden 20:43 Tom Brampton 21:00 Mike Stokes 23:02 Julian Manlow 24:22 Cathy Bate 28:49 Lorn Cotter 29:49 (pb) Dave Oxbrow 36:54 Lucy Fox 36:54. Speedy son George Fox 30:50
It was lovely to see so many people in purple BRT tops out on the route, and made it very easy for Gill and Natasha to spot them all!
Well done to all the BRT runners who ran the Eastbourne Parkrun 5K on Saturday morning. Special congratulations to Lucy who just completed Natasha's Beginners Course and her speedy son George. Mike Stokes also ran but disappeared when it was time for the group photo!
Times were: Colin Hanks 19:37 Jon Fielden 20:43 Tom Brampton 21:00 Mike Stokes 23:02 Julian Manlow 24:22 Cathy Bate 28:49 Lorn Cotter 29:49 (pb) Dave Oxbrow 36:54 Lucy Fox 36:54. Speedy son George Fox 30:50
It was lovely to see so many people in purple BRT tops out on the route, and made it very easy for Gill and Natasha to spot them all!
A triumphant Michaela!
Sunday 23rd November 2014
The first 'Run Together Run' took place last Sunday 16th November in Eastbourne. 4 members ran the 5km distance. Most notable was junior member Michaela Croft who ran a pb of 28:07! She was supported on the way round by dad Andy.
Tamsin Mowbray recorded a time of 58:09 and Dave Oxbow 29:46.
Chris Sage (chris@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk) needs final numbers for the Xmas Dinner by the end of this coming week-please don't miss out!
Dave Oxbrow (dave@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk) needs nominations for who should receive the AHMF Cup by 5th Dec-he has only had 3 so far!
The first 'Run Together Run' took place last Sunday 16th November in Eastbourne. 4 members ran the 5km distance. Most notable was junior member Michaela Croft who ran a pb of 28:07! She was supported on the way round by dad Andy.
Tamsin Mowbray recorded a time of 58:09 and Dave Oxbow 29:46.
Chris Sage (chris@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk) needs final numbers for the Xmas Dinner by the end of this coming week-please don't miss out!
Dave Oxbrow (dave@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk) needs nominations for who should receive the AHMF Cup by 5th Dec-he has only had 3 so far!
Wednesday 12th November 2014
7 brt members competed in the Poppy Half marathon last Saturday. TLSports Events faced a huge challenge to get the course ready in time after a high tide combined with very high winds saw shingle thrown up onto the prom. In fact the high winds were with the runners for the entire race making running conditions very tough albeit some spectacular waves to watch on the way round. Special mention to Martyn Reynolds our newest member who completed his first half marathon in a great time. Results were:
Alex Mandryko 1:28:48 Martyn Reynolds 1:37:39 Simon Irwin 1:40:26 Julian Manlow 1:53:26 Barry Ingram 1:57:46 Andy Bishop 2:05:01 Donia Pankhurst 2:42:03
Poppy Half 2014 Kids Results from the kids 500m and 1km can be found at: http://www.ukraceequipmenthire.co.uk/newsletters/
7 brt members competed in the Poppy Half marathon last Saturday. TLSports Events faced a huge challenge to get the course ready in time after a high tide combined with very high winds saw shingle thrown up onto the prom. In fact the high winds were with the runners for the entire race making running conditions very tough albeit some spectacular waves to watch on the way round. Special mention to Martyn Reynolds our newest member who completed his first half marathon in a great time. Results were:
Alex Mandryko 1:28:48 Martyn Reynolds 1:37:39 Simon Irwin 1:40:26 Julian Manlow 1:53:26 Barry Ingram 1:57:46 Andy Bishop 2:05:01 Donia Pankhurst 2:42:03
Poppy Half 2014 Kids Results from the kids 500m and 1km can be found at: http://www.ukraceequipmenthire.co.uk/newsletters/
Monday 3rd November 2014
Tim Cox, Simon & Susie Casebourne, David Palmer, Alex Mandryko & Mike Stokes ran the first of the East Sussex Cross Country League race at Whitbread Hollow, Eastbourne yesterday. All ran very strongly battling with a high wind down the finishing straight. Results will be up shortly at www.sussexraces.co.uk. where you will also find details of the next race on December 14th. A chance to have a run before the club Christmas dinner!
Pictures in the Gallery courtesy of Pip Parry.
Tim Cox, Simon & Susie Casebourne, David Palmer, Alex Mandryko & Mike Stokes ran the first of the East Sussex Cross Country League race at Whitbread Hollow, Eastbourne yesterday. All ran very strongly battling with a high wind down the finishing straight. Results will be up shortly at www.sussexraces.co.uk. where you will also find details of the next race on December 14th. A chance to have a run before the club Christmas dinner!
Pictures in the Gallery courtesy of Pip Parry.
This years club Christmas lunch will be on Sunday 14th December at The Cooden Beach Hotel. Arrive 12:30 for a 1pm sit down.
Cost is £20 for adult members, £22.50 for non members. Kids £5 for members £10 for non members.
Please let Chris Sage know as soon as possible if you would like to attend. Alternatively you can email gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
Cost is £20 for adult members, £22.50 for non members. Kids £5 for members £10 for non members.
Please let Chris Sage know as soon as possible if you would like to attend. Alternatively you can email gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
Tuesday 28th October 2014
Last Saturday 4 members ran the tough Beachy Head marathon. The Eastbourne Beachy Head Marathon is one the biggest off-road marathons in the UK. Formerly known as the Seven Sisters Marathon, it is popular for its scenic and challenging route through the South Downs National Park countryside.
After a very wet Friday the sun came out and the runners had glorious weather. Well done to all runners especially Ben Evett who recorded a superb time in this his first marathon. Times below:
Ben Evett 4:11:00 David Palmer 4:31:26 Brian Spiers 5:31:37 Julie Robinson 5:36:10
Pictures in the Gallery courtesy of Pip Parry.
On Sunday Barry Ingram represented the club in the Great South Run. The fast and flat 10 mile route takes in the iconic sites of the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard including Portsmouth Cathedral, Spinnaker Tower and the HMS Victory. Barry recorded a time of 1:28:28 & as you can see he was very pleased!
Other news. Entries coming in for the Starfish Endurance Race on November 23rd. You can put your individual entry in & sort out your team on the morning if you wish. If you are not running and can help out by marshalling please email gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk.
A reminder- 1st East Sussex X country race this coming Sunday at Whitbread Hollow. 4 members have pre registered for all 6 races. If you would like to join them you can enter on the day. Details here:
www.sussexraces.co.uk
As a postscript to Jon Fielden's Ultra run last week he has written about his experience. You can read it by clicking on the link below:
http://www.jonfielden.com/?p=54
And finally. Our own Ali Marshman competed in the Jekyll & Hyde Tri in London last weekend.
Ali was recording a superb time but unfortunately had to pull out of the run. We wish him well.
Last Saturday 4 members ran the tough Beachy Head marathon. The Eastbourne Beachy Head Marathon is one the biggest off-road marathons in the UK. Formerly known as the Seven Sisters Marathon, it is popular for its scenic and challenging route through the South Downs National Park countryside.
After a very wet Friday the sun came out and the runners had glorious weather. Well done to all runners especially Ben Evett who recorded a superb time in this his first marathon. Times below:
Ben Evett 4:11:00 David Palmer 4:31:26 Brian Spiers 5:31:37 Julie Robinson 5:36:10
Pictures in the Gallery courtesy of Pip Parry.
On Sunday Barry Ingram represented the club in the Great South Run. The fast and flat 10 mile route takes in the iconic sites of the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard including Portsmouth Cathedral, Spinnaker Tower and the HMS Victory. Barry recorded a time of 1:28:28 & as you can see he was very pleased!
Other news. Entries coming in for the Starfish Endurance Race on November 23rd. You can put your individual entry in & sort out your team on the morning if you wish. If you are not running and can help out by marshalling please email gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk.
A reminder- 1st East Sussex X country race this coming Sunday at Whitbread Hollow. 4 members have pre registered for all 6 races. If you would like to join them you can enter on the day. Details here:
www.sussexraces.co.uk
As a postscript to Jon Fielden's Ultra run last week he has written about his experience. You can read it by clicking on the link below:
http://www.jonfielden.com/?p=54
And finally. Our own Ali Marshman competed in the Jekyll & Hyde Tri in London last weekend.
Ali was recording a superb time but unfortunately had to pull out of the run. We wish him well.
Wednesday 22nd October 2014
Outstanding achievement for 2 of our members last weekend. Jon Fielden took on the momentous task of The Winter 100.
This is a 100 mile continuous trail race based in the twinned villages of Goring & Streatley on the River Thames. The course reflects the shape of a cross and takes runners on a series of 4 different 25 mile out and back spurs using sections of both the Ridgeway and Thames Path national trails.
Jon started at 10:00 am on Saturday with the knowledge that the race has a 30 hour cut off time! Contestants run all day and on through the night only stopping for food and drink. They are allowed a pacer from mile 50 and another one for the final 25 miles. Our own Susie Casebourne paced Jon from the 50 mile mark when his wife Natasha took over and had the difficult job of persuading Jon through to the finish. Glad to say they are still married!
Jon's amazing effort was rewarded with a time of 26:04:52 and a Centurion belt buckle.
Outstanding achievement for 2 of our members last weekend. Jon Fielden took on the momentous task of The Winter 100.
This is a 100 mile continuous trail race based in the twinned villages of Goring & Streatley on the River Thames. The course reflects the shape of a cross and takes runners on a series of 4 different 25 mile out and back spurs using sections of both the Ridgeway and Thames Path national trails.
Jon started at 10:00 am on Saturday with the knowledge that the race has a 30 hour cut off time! Contestants run all day and on through the night only stopping for food and drink. They are allowed a pacer from mile 50 and another one for the final 25 miles. Our own Susie Casebourne paced Jon from the 50 mile mark when his wife Natasha took over and had the difficult job of persuading Jon through to the finish. Glad to say they are still married!
Jon's amazing effort was rewarded with a time of 26:04:52 and a Centurion belt buckle.
On Sunday Emma Faulkner competed in the standard distance Chilham Castle Duathlon. This consisted of a 10km run 40km bike 5km run.
The course created within the 300-acre grounds of Chilham Park is becoming renowned as one of the toughest in the UK, as competitors take on challenging terrain and plenty of mud for the run, and a testing bike section on the road taking in part of a local time trial route, which makes for fast times.
Emma gained 1st placed Lady in a time of 2:36:22. Her splits were: 49:55 1:19:12 24:49. Emma has had an amazing year and the club are very proud of her outstanding achievements.
The course created within the 300-acre grounds of Chilham Park is becoming renowned as one of the toughest in the UK, as competitors take on challenging terrain and plenty of mud for the run, and a testing bike section on the road taking in part of a local time trial route, which makes for fast times.
Emma gained 1st placed Lady in a time of 2:36:22. Her splits were: 49:55 1:19:12 24:49. Emma has had an amazing year and the club are very proud of her outstanding achievements.
Lorna (brt top) & Emma at the start of the Tempo 10km
Thursday 16th October 2014
Tanya Cox travelled to Cardiff on 5th October to run the Cardiff Half Marathon in a time of 2:06:29.
Congratulations to Natasha & her team of beginners for taking their 1st running steps on Tuesday 7th October! The group are now 2 weeks into their training, running more & well on their way to taking part in their first 5km in 6 weeks time.
Natasha will be starting a new course for beginners in January, please contact her if you would like to sign up to begin a fantastic journey to a fitter, healthier you! natasha@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
Lorna Cotter & Emma Ramsden ran the Tempo 10km in Eastbourne on12th October. Emma's time was 50:49 & Lorna ran a pb of 63:57. Well done girls.
Jon Fielden is taking part in the Centurion Winter 100 this Saturday 18th October. This will be Jon's first 100 mile event and the club wish him well. Below is his humorous piece on 'tapering':
http://www.jonfielden.com/?p=52
Tanya Cox travelled to Cardiff on 5th October to run the Cardiff Half Marathon in a time of 2:06:29.
Congratulations to Natasha & her team of beginners for taking their 1st running steps on Tuesday 7th October! The group are now 2 weeks into their training, running more & well on their way to taking part in their first 5km in 6 weeks time.
Natasha will be starting a new course for beginners in January, please contact her if you would like to sign up to begin a fantastic journey to a fitter, healthier you! natasha@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
Lorna Cotter & Emma Ramsden ran the Tempo 10km in Eastbourne on12th October. Emma's time was 50:49 & Lorna ran a pb of 63:57. Well done girls.
Jon Fielden is taking part in the Centurion Winter 100 this Saturday 18th October. This will be Jon's first 100 mile event and the club wish him well. Below is his humorous piece on 'tapering':
http://www.jonfielden.com/?p=52
No good hiding Dave-we can see you!
Monday 29th September 2014
Forest of Dean Half Marathon
A group from brt and run wednesdays (Eastbourne) came together at the weekend to run the above event. A long drive to get there followed by a few drinks in the evening was not the best race preparation for a tough trail half marathon with a few challenging hills!
A great time was had by all. Results were: Colin Hanks 1:36:26 Sherrill Barrett 1:55:08 (3rd AG) Julie Robinson 2:06:34 Dave Oxbrow 2:37:46 Claire Hanks 2:38:54 Chris Sage 3:09:59
Congratulations all especially Chris who has been battling back to fitness and ran her 1st half in a long time.
More photos in the Gallery.
The Big10km
A beautiful warm and sunny day yesterday for this popular race along Bexhill seafront. Emma Faulkner secured a convincing 1st place for the ladies in a time of 42:10. Other results were: Alex Mandryko 41:18 Ben Evett 44:24 Tom Brampton 44:27 Martyn Reynolds 45:12 Alan Bennett 50:16 Julian Manlow 50:43 Barry Ingram 52:22 Nikki Vaughan 57:40 Sam Kirkham 1:06:36 Donia Pankhurst 1:10:58
Well done to all who raced over the weekend. Apologies if anyone has been omitted. Please e-mail gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk to report amendments or to report any races you have competed in.
Forest of Dean Half Marathon
A group from brt and run wednesdays (Eastbourne) came together at the weekend to run the above event. A long drive to get there followed by a few drinks in the evening was not the best race preparation for a tough trail half marathon with a few challenging hills!
A great time was had by all. Results were: Colin Hanks 1:36:26 Sherrill Barrett 1:55:08 (3rd AG) Julie Robinson 2:06:34 Dave Oxbrow 2:37:46 Claire Hanks 2:38:54 Chris Sage 3:09:59
Congratulations all especially Chris who has been battling back to fitness and ran her 1st half in a long time.
More photos in the Gallery.
The Big10km
A beautiful warm and sunny day yesterday for this popular race along Bexhill seafront. Emma Faulkner secured a convincing 1st place for the ladies in a time of 42:10. Other results were: Alex Mandryko 41:18 Ben Evett 44:24 Tom Brampton 44:27 Martyn Reynolds 45:12 Alan Bennett 50:16 Julian Manlow 50:43 Barry Ingram 52:22 Nikki Vaughan 57:40 Sam Kirkham 1:06:36 Donia Pankhurst 1:10:58
Well done to all who raced over the weekend. Apologies if anyone has been omitted. Please e-mail gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk to report amendments or to report any races you have competed in.
Friday 26th September 2014
Gill & Mike Stokes thoroughly enjoyed a couple of hours with Eddie & Pam on Weds. Eddie is in good spirits & wished to be remembered to all his brt friends. He is resting up over the winter season but said "I'm not retiring!"
Eddie's nickname is 'The Legend' for his inspirational spirit and determination and his lifelong achievement in the field of running. If you want to strengthen your running or start training to achieve a Triathlon/Duathlon in 2015 then see details here.
Tuesday 23rd September 2014
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Time to catch up on some recent events.
By far the most exciting news is the safe arrival of Finley Henry Churchill on 12th Sept weighing 6lbs 9oz. Congratulations to Claire Holden & John Churchill. Claire has reported that he is already trying to lift his head as if he is practising press ups and he has a strong leg kick! A triathlete in the making! Welcome to the brt family little one! Firle Half Marathon Well done to Jon Fielden & Simon Casebourne for running Firle half marathon on Sunday 14th Sept. Nice trail half & good training for the Beachy Head marathon next month. Jon's time was 1:45:21 with Simon not far behind in 1:51:20. Hellingly 10km Well done to members Simon Irwin & Donia Pankhurst who raced Hellingly 10km, also on Sunday 14th. Simon's time was 45:12 and Donia's 68:43. Meanwhile Lorna, Chris, Sherrill & Emma completed a 2km Macmillan swim challenge at Pells Lido on Saturday 20th Sept. Apparently a very chilly swim! Well done girls and for a very good cause. 
Junior Harry Holdaway set a new cycling pb of 46:05 for the climb up to Tabayesco one of the highest points on the island of Lanzarote. Harry improved his time of last year by 12mins! Watch out dad Lee, won't be long before he leaves you behind!
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Finley Henry Churchill
Jon Fielden
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Tuesday 10th September 2014
Welcome to your new look News page!
Great set of results from brt members at Bodiam Tri last Sunday 7th Sept. Starting with a 500m swim in the castle moat competitors then cycled 21km on surrounding roads finishing with an off road 6km run.
Well done Dave Palmer, Tom Brampton, Ali Marshman, Ben Evett & Adrian Collins.
Results can be viewed here.
Date for your diary -Taking place on 23rd November 2014 the inaugural Starfish Endurance Race, details are now live. Click here. An exciting opportunity to take part in a different race on your own or as part of a team. All abilities welcome. Supported by brt, this race will raise much need sponsorship for St Mary's School Bexhill. Later this year 2 rowers from Bexhill will take on the challenge of rowing across the Atlantic. Sponsored by Gaby Hardwicke the rowers nominated St Mary's Talking Trust charity to benefit from monies raised. The club were contacted to help organise a race along the seafront to highlight the challenge and St Mary's School.
The club will need to provide marshals, cakes & organise the children's races beforehand. If you are not running & could help please contact gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
Welcome to your new look News page!
Great set of results from brt members at Bodiam Tri last Sunday 7th Sept. Starting with a 500m swim in the castle moat competitors then cycled 21km on surrounding roads finishing with an off road 6km run.
Well done Dave Palmer, Tom Brampton, Ali Marshman, Ben Evett & Adrian Collins.
Results can be viewed here.
Date for your diary -Taking place on 23rd November 2014 the inaugural Starfish Endurance Race, details are now live. Click here. An exciting opportunity to take part in a different race on your own or as part of a team. All abilities welcome. Supported by brt, this race will raise much need sponsorship for St Mary's School Bexhill. Later this year 2 rowers from Bexhill will take on the challenge of rowing across the Atlantic. Sponsored by Gaby Hardwicke the rowers nominated St Mary's Talking Trust charity to benefit from monies raised. The club were contacted to help organise a race along the seafront to highlight the challenge and St Mary's School.
The club will need to provide marshals, cakes & organise the children's races beforehand. If you are not running & could help please contact gill@bexhillrunnerstriathletes.co.uk
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The club logo has been added to the boat (see pic) & more details on the Atlantic challenge can be found here
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Harry Holdaway racing 1st March in Lanzarote
Lee Holdaway in GB kit at the ITU Worlds in London
Jamie Faulkner - Ironman!
Herstmonceux Relay Teams
Our Ultra Runners Alan Bennett, Susie Casebourne & Tim Cox
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Mon 1st September 2014
Ultra runner Susie Casebourne undertook her most ambitious race yet the CCC race in France on Sat. Results here. Mark Ryalls in action in the Spartan. Results here. Exciting new timetable starting this month link here. Members should have received a copy of the club's Newsletter by email, if not you can download it below. 
Tues 26h August 2014
Emma Faulkner competed in the Weyer ETU Powerman Standard Distance European Championship Duathlon in Austria on Sunday 24th August. Emma (resplendent in her GBR kit) secured a bronze position in her Age Group. Emma's times for the 10k run 42k bike 5k run were: Run 41:45 Bike 1:24:26 Run 18:30 Total 2:27:18 Emma celebrated with a beer! Fantastic result. Tues 19th August 2014
Jacqui Vaughan enjoyed running across Scotland so much in May that she has progressed to complete the Cotswold Way this month. Jacqui ran 105 miles in 3.5 days. Well done Jacqui. Emma Faulkner races for GB this weekend in the Weyer ETU Standard Distance Duathlon in Austria. Good luck from the club Emma, have a great race. Sat 9th August 2014
Flowers in club colours were presented to our lovely Claire this morning as she takes a maternity break from coaching the kids. Looking forward to welcoming the baby into the brt family. Claire will take one more kids session at the normal time this coming Tues. From then on Sat sessions will be with Ben & Tues 19th onwards with Andy (at the slightly later time of 5:30). Couple of events people may be interested in below: Macmillan Lido Challenge – Individual – Sussex - Fundraising events - Macmillan Cancer Support -...www.macmillan.org.uk Join us at Pells Pool this September for our very own sponsored swim at the UK's oldest outdoor pool. Anyone for a 10km? Tempo in Eastbourne posted: You may already be aware, but we have organised a 10k run event to take place along the Eastbourne promenade on the 12th October. Proceeds will go to the RNLI of Eastbourne and the Special Olympics Eastbourne. If you would like to enter, by all means complete the attached entry form and bring to the shop, or we have some entry forms you can pick up from the Tempo shop. We have a limited number of places for the race. Thanks for your support, Wes photo.php Mon 4th August 2014
Great turnout for the Bexhill 5km last Weds evening. Many thanks to organisers, helpers, cake bakers & supporters. Well done to runners Paul Holdaway, Barry Ingram, Cathy Bate & Edide Dolan. Their times were: Paul 18:03 Barry 23:50 Cathy 29:24 Eddie 52:15 See Kid's Events page for kids members results. 7 members competed in the Bewl Sprint Tri on Sat with a further 2 in the swim event on sun. Click here Pics here Thurs 3rd July 2014
Jon Fielden took part in the 1km Vertical Challenge up Mont Blanc last Friday 27th June. Starting in the centre of Chamonix runners from all over the world tackle the 3.8km distance with 1km of vertical gain finishing at Planpraz. Jon said afterwards it 'hurt like hell!' If that was not enough he then went on to tackle the Mont Blanc marathon on Sunday in pouring rain posting a time of 06:53:27. Amazing weekend Jon. Some pics here. Thur 26th June 2014
Well done to all runners at the Bexhill AHMF 5km last night. Members results & report here. Photos here. Choice of run session with Dave or run/bike session with Ali on Sat morning. Tues 4th June 2014
Spotted on the seafront running last Saturday- none other than 'The Legend' Eddie Dolan! Club's most senior runner on his way back after surgery. Great news, welcome back Eddie. A reminder to all members. Please run in club vests to promote the club. These can be bought from Dave Oxbrow. 5km tomorrow evening, kids races 6:30. Can you marshal or bake cakes? Weekend results from Dambuster & Sussex Tri's here. Mon 16th June 2014
Read all about the club's amazing Ultra runners and the Petzl SDW100 event last Satrday here.Pics in the Gallery. Bexhll 5km Weds 25th June, marshals & cakes needed please. Weds 4th June 2014
Well done to the 6 members who ran Bexhill 5km on 28th May. Results were: Emma Faulkner 19:59 (2nd AG) Simon Irwin 20:46 Jon Fielden 20:59 (3rd AG) Mark Ryalls 21:11 Anthony Corby 24:11 Donia Pankhurst 31:25 Special mention to Emma who ducked under 20mins for the first time. Emma also recorded a pb of 39:39 in a 14.7 mile TT on 22nd May. Please see letter below with details of Heathfield 10km: Dear Runner, I wanted to provide a reminder of the Heathfield Midsummer 10K race taking place on Sunday 22nd June, which also represents the midpoint of the Sussex Grand Prix calendar. With an entry limit of just 300, we are one of the smaller races in the Grand prix calendar, so if you would like to join us we recommend you enter soon as it does tend to get filled up. The deadline for online entries is 17th June, and there may be some limited availability for entry on the day. The race HQ is at the Rugby Club at Cross in Hand, Heathfield, TN21 0QZ and the race will start this year at 10am. The route follows country lanes around the villages of Cross in Hand and Waldron in Sussex. New for this year we have access to more parking, which will be located just across the road from the race HQ at the Isenhurst Country Club, TN21 0UE. There will also be parking available a few hundred metres down the road from the Rugby Club (towards Heathfield) in another car park as well as at the side of the road. We encourage everyone to arrive in plenty of time. For more information, including a route map, and to enter, visit http://heathfieldroadrunners.com/race.php. All numbers for the race will be collected on the day. There will be medals for all finishers and there will be plenty of home make cakes and other refreshments available. On behalf of Heathfield Road Runners we look forward to seeing you there and if you have any questions please do not hesitate to get in touch. Kind regards, Rosie Manning Race Director Looking for a few members to run in the next Bexhill 5km on 25th June in response to the note below. This would be good publicity for the GBRelay & the club. Please let us know if you can help. Hi. I am running the GB Relay http://gbrelay.com/home.php leg from Normans Bay to Bulverhyde on Thursday 26th June at 6.02 am to 7.08am. I will have a few runners with me from Tonbridge AC mainly youngsters who will run along the prom to Galley Hill. We are planning to run the 5K race the night before, hopefully about 10 of us. I am planning to raise a small amount of money towards one of the childrens charities that are local to Bexhill. If any of your members would be interested in joining us that would be fun to have as many as posiible. I will try to get the paper interested, do you have contacts there? If you think this is of interest please let me know and I can supply more details particularly of the charity. Regards Mark Pitcairn-Knowles Mon 19th May 2014
Simon Irwin raced Mallorca 70.3 on Sunday 11th May in 29 degrees! Simon recorded a great time of 6hrs18mins. Action picture on the left, proud medal picture on the right! Tamsin Mowbray was the only member to run the Hastings 5 miler this year (also on 11th May). Tamsin clocked a time of 44:35 Emma Faulkner continues to go from strength to strength recording another pb in last Thurs 10 mile TT of 26:14! Well done all. The club sent a congratulatory message to David Crosby on his wedding last Sat (17th May). David was a very supportive member of the club & although he now lives elsewhere he still actively follows brt. Have a great life together David & Nicola. Fri 18th April 2014
London Marathon Results: Becci Holdaway 3:24:10 Tom Brampton 3:47:45 Barry Ingram 4:18:17 Gary Clarke 4:34:03 Tom won his place in the club ballot & ran 4 minutes quicker than last year! Emma Faulkner was flying the flag for the club at Cambridge competing in a Duathlon comprising a 7.5k run 40k bike 7.5k run. Emma finished 4th lady & 2nd in her Age Group. Her times were: Overall: 2:25:13 Splits: 33:05, 1:15:55. 34:50 Don't forget to take a look at events coming up: www.sussexraces.co.uk Also a link to www.peakperformanceevents.co.nf Mon 7th April 2014
Andy Bishop completed the Brighton Marathon yesterday in a great time of 3:56:11. Well done Andy! Greg Cahill acted as a pacer & was spot on 4:30. Very rewarding to help others achieve their goal. Well done Greg. Full report on SDW50 here. Mon 24th March 2014
Weekend full of racing. CTS half on Sat followed by the popular Hastings Half on Sun. Full results here. Pics in the Gallery. Several members gearing up for the SDW50 on April 5th. See article below.http://www.centurionrunning.com/blog/2014/03/23/sdw50-2014-pre-race-preview/ Thurs 20th March 2014
Congratulations to Emma Faulkner who rode the ESCA Hardriders 15.06m Hardriders Time Trial on Sun 16th March in a time of 50:40. Picture on the right (click to enlarge) Good luck to all running Hastings Half this Sunday. Dave Oxbrow is running to raise money for Secamb to replace the destroyed defibrillator on the seafront. Paul Holdaway will also be raising money for this cause on May 4th when he will attempt to break the British LHTW record for rowing a marathon on an indoor rower. Tues 11th March 2014
The 'Grizzly' 20 miles of tough terrain for Tim Cox in 3:12:01 Andy Bishop Surrey half in 1:44:58 Andy said it was a nice course & well supported. Member Ali has expressed a wish to help coach the Tri side of the club not only to support the club but also to gain experience towards the BTA Level 2 qualification he is undertaking. There will be a chance to meet Ali and discuss training times at Kerry's (on the Seafront) after the run session tomorrow evening. Mon 3rd March 2014
Results for yesterdays Eastbourne Half Marathon: Simon Casebourne 1:30:28 Tom Brampton 1:37:06 Bill Boniface 1:48:08 Tamsin Mowbray 2:16:15 Last Weds 5km run results & note from Dave here. Link to Tempo running shop newsletter with an article about our own Danny Garbett: http://temponewsletter.weebly.com/1/post/2014/02/march-edition.html Thurs 30th Jan 2014
Details below of a charity event to help Liz & Michael Greene in their fund raising efforts. Both are running the London Marathon to raise funds. Click on image to enlarge. 
Tues 21st Jan 2014
Apologies for the delay in posting news. I know most members keep up to do through the club's Facebook page which is quick & easy to update. The club also has a 'group' page on FB now & members are able to interact more freely, getting together for runs, bike rides etc. The website takes a bit longer! Xmas Party pics here. (Password protected to safeguard junior members) Members results from latest events here. Several newbies at our beginners session this year, if you would like to join the club come along to one of our sessions, details on home page. Weds 11th Dec 2013
Jack Butcher placed 10th in the British Colleges South Coast Cross Country Championships on 22nd Nov, 2 places off automatic national selection. He also won the Sussex Grand Prix on Bexhill Downs on 28th Nov. Bill Boniface ran Crowborough 10km on 1st Dec and Colin Hanks, Danny Garbett & Andy Bishop ran the Mince Pie 10 last Sunday. Times here. Christmas meal at the Coast Bar & Grill this coming Sunday, 12:30 for 1pm sit down. Mon 11th Nov 2013
Perfect weather for the Poppy Half Marathon yesterday. Kids races preceded the main event with some great performances by our youngsters. 7 adults in the Half. Special mention to Bill Bray running his 1st ever Half and Michael Greene who gained a 1st in his Age Group. Times here. Pics in the Gallery. Danny Garbett & Colin Hanks ran Firle X Country yesterday. Lovely & muddy! Please have your nominations in to Dave by 22nd Nov. for the person you would like to receive the Alex Hall Memorial Cup. Also due on 22nd is the money for the Xmas lunch (to Chris please). Mon 4th Nov 2013
At the the risk of sounding repetitive Tim Cox ran a Marathon yesterday! This time at Richmond Park, London. Tim came 2nd with a time of 3:37. He has now gone back to work for a rest! Just a reminder, Dave Oxbrow has running tops Vest £15, S/Sleeve £18 & L/Sleeve £19. See him at run sessions. Sat 2nd Nov 2013
Congratulations to Tim Cox, Dave Palmer, Dave Rogers & Sam Kirkham for posting some great personal times in the Beachy Head marathon last Sat. Jon Fielden ran Stort 30 last Sun, blistering pace for the 1st half Jon! Also on Sun, Beverley Morgan and Rowena Hunnisett ran the Great South Run. Unfortunately Rowenna had a fall after only 4 miles but gallantly carried on to complete the 10 miles. Tim Cox, ran his 2nd marathon after only a days rest, Dublin on Mon! Reward yourself with a Guinness or 2! Times here. Mon 21st Oct 2013
Fantastic result for our lovely Susie Casebourne finishing 1st lady in a new course record of 9hrs 46mins at the Caeser's Camp 50 mile, Aldershot. So proud of you Susie. Danny & Jill Garbett, Colin Hanks & Sherrill Barrett took part in Grim Blackout on Sat night, 2 x 3.5miles in water & mud! Jon Fielden finished 2nd in a 5km at Chilham yesterday. Well done all. Pics here. Weds 16th Oct 2013
10 members travelled to Cologne, Germany last weekend to take part in either the Marathon or Half Marathon. Report here. Pics in the Gallery. Tues 1st October 2013
Lots of members in action at the weekend. Jon Fielden raced in the French Alps, Bill Bray ran his 1st 10k in the Bexhill Big 10k and new member Simon Irwin clocked a pb in the same race. Full results here. Also, received this message from Eddie Dolan. We wish you a speedy recovery Eddie."Good luck tomorrow in the big 10k. I am home from hospital now and making a slow recovery. I have been told it will take me at least six months to recover completely. When I saw the messages on this facebook page I was delighted to see that people had remembered me. Could I give a special thankyou to Dave Oxbow and Susie Casebourne for their kindness in visiting me in hospital when I first became ill. You have no idea how much all your messages meant to me when I read them, I miss the running fraternity and the series on the seafront. My best wishes to all, and keep running. I'll be out supporting you all as soon as I am able. My email address is Edward.dolan@hotmail.co.uk, if any of you have any photos of your runs I would be pleased to see them. Best to all on Sunday, Eddie Dolan" Mon 16th Sept 2013 Club founder Lee Holdaway proudly represented GB in the ITU World championships in London on saturday. Tanya Cox ran the Great North Run and husband Tim Cox ran the SVP 100km to earn him enough points to enter the UTMB ballot. Read all about it here. Mon 9th Sept 2013
4 members in action at the weekend. Dick Donovan competed in the Xterra Tri in Cranleigh. Bill Boniface secured an age group win at Bodiam Tri. Also racing at Bodiam were Anthony Corby & Adrian Collins. Results here. Tues 3rd Sept 2013
Track sessions are suspended for the foreseeable future due to too few members attending. Meet as usual outside Bexhill Sailing Club. Take a look at www.sussexraces.co.uk for lots of events coming up. Start planning your running for 2014. Mon 2nd Sept 2013Congratulations to Vitruvian Half Ironman Danny Garbett! At his first attempt at this distance Danny finished in a great time of 5hrs 10min.
Mon 5th Aug 2013
Wishing Eddie Dolan (aka 'The Legend') the clubs most senior member, a speedy recovery following surgery. Eddie is still in hospital continuing to improve steadily. Well done to members Lee Holdaway & Danny Garbett for completing the inaugural Prudential Ride London (100 miles) cycle ride yesterday. Ballot opens 12th Aug for next year! This Wednesday's session is at Herstmonceux Castle for the annual relays organised by Hailsham Harriers. E-mail has gone out to all members to contact Dave O to confirm attendance. Great photos here of Sunday's Tri training morning. Mon 19th Aug 2013
Lots of action from our members over the last week. Bewl Sprint & Standard distance on 11th Aug. Well done to Bill Boniface who gained a 2nd AG place in the Sprint Distance and Lorna Cotter for her first open water Tri. Results here. Junior member Harvey Faulkner competed in the Kidstri at Ringmer last Sat and then there were no less than 9 members racing in the Bexhill Tri yesterday. Special mention to Dick Donovan for placing 1st in his AG, Tamsin Mowabray 2nd AG and Andy Bishop racing his first ever Tri and gaining 2nd in his AG. All results here. Pictures here. Thurs 1st Aug 2013
Congratulations to all who ran the Bexhill 5km last night. Special mention for Susie Casebourne who finished 1st lady overall. Results for all competitors and children can be found at www.uksportstiming .co.uk Members times here. Tues 30th July 2013
Congratulations to Ironman Jamie Faulkner & son Ironkid Harvey Faulkner for competing in Zurich, Switzerland last Sunday. Junior members Hector and Lucy also in action in a 2km run in Eastbourne. Results here. Lee Holdaway secured a place to race at the World Sprint Tri in Hyde Park on Sept 14th. Bexhill 5km tomorrow. Marshals still needed & if members can bring a few cakes each please. This is a Sussex Grand Prix event so it will be busy. Fri 12th July 2013
Many congratulations to Emma Faulkner who competed in the Pevensey 10 time trial last night. Emma not only came 3rd lady but also gained a new pb of 27:16! Thurs 11th July 2013
Last weekend saw members Danny Garbett and Adrian Collins competing in the Standard Distance Tri at the Sussex Tri Festival in Ashburnham. Sunday saw Ben Evett and David Crouch race the Sprint Distance at the same venue. Also on Sunday members Sherrill Barrett, David Palmer, Andy Bishop, Barry Ingram, Dave Rogers and Grant Docksey ran a very hot and dusty Bewl 15. Click here for results. Mon 1st July 2013
Great turnout for the Quiz night on Fri. Thank you to Rowena's husband & friend for doing an excellent job as Quiz masters & Coast Bar & Grill for accommodating us. The winners were team 'Banned Substances' enough said!! Lee Holdaway raced Llandudno Sprint Tri on Sat & placed 7th in his AG. Lee is hoping his time will give him entry into the ITU World Championship to be held in London in Sept. Fingers crossed Lee & well done. A postscript to this is that our own Clare Donovan has already secured a place by placing 3rd in the Dambuster English Champs on 22nd June. Fantastic! Results here. Fri 28th June 2013
Thank you to organisers, marshals, cake bakers, runners & supporters for making Wednesdays Alex Hall Memorial Fund 5 km a success. Lovely to see so many children enjoying themselves, don't forget children over 7 are welcome to kids running on Tues 5pm Bexhill Seafront & Sats 9:30am in the Polegrove. Members running last night included Ben Anson, Jack Butcher, Bill Bray, Andy Bishop, Jez Wood, Barry Ingram, Tamsin Mowbray & Eddie Dolan. Well done all. Click here for results & pics. Tues 18th June 2013
Members Tim Cox, Susie Casebourne & Alan Bennett took on the challenge of their lives on Saturday competing in the Centurion SDW100. That's 100 miles of running in one go! Glad to report all are safe & well. Susie & Tim finished in well under the expected 24hrs, fantastic achievement for both body & mind. Alan had been suffering niggling injuries before the event but still achieved a massive 67 miles before having to withdraw. The club are immensely proud of you all.. Rest & recover well. I know they would like to thank their support runners too & other supporters who got up in the middle of the night to cheer them on & keep their spirits high. Click here for pics. Lorna Cotter & Dave Oxbrow competed in the Mayfield Tri on Sunday. This was Lorna's 1st attempt at a Tri, Well done! Greg Cahill raced the UK Ironman70.3 in the wind & rain! Times here. Andy Bishop who has been out of running due to injury took to his bike & cycled the London -Brighton 54 miles. Inspired by our Ultra runners he then continued for another 33 miles across the Downs home! In all 91 miles & nearly 8 hours in the saddle! Mon 10th June 2013
Great racing at the Bexhill Lions Duathlon/Triathlon yesterday. Congratulations to members Emma Faulkner, David Palmer, Tamsin Mowbray, Tom Brampton, Ben Evett and Adrian Collins. Full report and times here. Photos here . Mon 3rd June 2013
Some members took advantage of the lovely weather to compete at the Eastbourne Cycling Festival yesterday. Emma Faulkner won the Duathlon for the ladies with Dave Palmer securing 2nd in his Age Group. Fantastic results! Danny Garbett, Adrian Collins and Shirley Giles rode the challenging 50 mile Sportive. Well done all. Click here for times. Don't forget this Weds run session is at the track Eastbourne 7pm start. Fri 31st May 2013
Lots of news since the last update. A good few of you have been experiencing a variety of events. Check out all the action from Harry Holdaway, Lee Holdaway, Jon Fielden, Adrian Collins & Shirley Giles here Bexhill 5km Wednesday 29th May 2013 Big thank you to the organisers, marshals, cake makers, runners (kids & adults) & supporters for making our 1st 2013 5km on Wednesday a success. All results can be found here:
http://www.tlsportsevents.co.uk/bexhill5kruns.html Well done to members Adrian Collins, Tamsin Mowbray (3rd AG) Dick Donovan, Jenny Rhodes, Claire Donovan (1st AG) & Eddie Dolan (1st AG) This coming weekend is the Eastbourne Cycling Festival, good luck to members taking part. Mon 29th April 2013
Congratulations to Lee & Sue Holdaway who clocked up 1st & 4th Age Group placings in the Volcano Olympic distance Triathlon in Lanzarote on Saturday. Lee is competing in Ironman Lanzarote on 18th May. Click here for results and Photos. Also on Saturday Danny Garbett completed the Marie Curie 5km (yes 5km!) Swimathon. Well done Danny. Special mention for Jack Butcher who has been selected to represent Bexhill College at the British College's National Athletics Championships at Gateshead on May 15th. Good luck from the club Jack. Mon 22nd April 2013
Great results from the London Marathon. Becci Holdaway ran a pb of 3:16, Tim Cox had a strong run clocking up 3:28 (more training miles towards next months 100 miler & only a week after the SDW50) Tom Brampton ran 3:51 & Jez Wood completed his first marathon in a time of 4:18! Very well done all. The support & atmosphere is amazing at this iconic event, everyone should experience it. Ballot opens April 29th folks! Mon 15th April 2013
Susie Casebourne, Tim Cox, Jon Fielden & Alan Bennett ran the SDW50 on Saturday in the worst weather imaginable. In contrast Barry Ingram had ideal conditions (if a little hot at the end!) when he competed in the Brighton Marathon yesterday. Read the full report here. Weds 19th April 2013
Member Danny Garbett and his wife Jill competed in the above event on Saturday. The course is off road through rough terrain and mud! Danny's time of 1:06:34 placed him 2nd in his age group. Jill's time of 1:19:21 placed her 3rd in her age group. Very well done bothe of you.The popular, tough Sussex Marathon took place on Sunday and the weather was a little warmer at last. This year there was an option to run 30 miles and Tim Cox and Dave Palmer took up the challenge! Tim is in training for the SDW50 next week, Dave just wanted to satisfy himself that he could complete an Ultra distance. A great chance to test yourself and to then go on to enter other challenges. Marc Speed and Dave Rogers competed in the Marathon and posted very good times for this difficult course. In the Half Marathon our own Becci Holdaway was the first lady home. a fantastic achievement. She was accompanied by her husband Paul. Combined times of Tim Cox, Dave Palmer and Marc Speed over the Marathon distance placed the club in 3rd place, There are some great photos at www.sussexsportphotography.co.uk especially of Tim Cox who seems to be spending more time leaping in the air than running and Dave Palmer stocking up on food! Click here for times. Tues 26th Mar 2013
Susie Casbourne ran a 33 mile event at Birling Gap on Sat and finished 3rd overall and 1st lady. The event was part of the Coastal Trail Series and the course took in every hill in the area. Susie's time was 5hrs 31min. A great achievement, very well done Susie. Lee Holdaway took part in the Lanzarote Tri 122 event, also held Sat. By all accounts a windy day in Lanzarote. Results not yet available. A fantastic turnout of members for the 29th Hastings Half Marathon on Sun, a bitterly cold day. Well done to all runners and indeed spectators, who braved the icy winds to cheer on their families & friends. Some were running as training towards future events, others to achieve a personal goal. All results here. Mon 18th Mar 2013
Claire Holden finished 2nd lady in the ESCA Hardriders time trial yesterday. Claire recorded a time of 52:20 over the 15 mile distance. Great effort especially as Claire is still suffering with her wrist. Emma Challoner-Faulkner practised puncture repair but valiantly went on to complete the course. Weds 13th Mar 2013
Tim & Tanya Cox were in action last Sunday. Tim competed in the Grizzly, a 20 mile multi terrain course incorporating hills, bogs, beach & mud. Tanya ran the cub 9 mile course, her first off road run. Great training for Tim's London Marathon & Tanya's Hastings Half. Well done you two. Results & pics here. Fri 8th Mar 2013
Well done to Andy Bishop who ran the Spitfire 20 last Sunday in a pb time of 2:53:39. Excellent! Tues 26th Feb 2013
Well done to Adrian Collins who completed the Kingswood Duathlon on Sunday in a time of 1:30:19 and commiserations to Dave Palmer who after a great first run had to abandon the race when the gears broke on his bike. Adrian would like to thank Dave and Pip who in true brt spirit waited in the snow to cheer him in at the end. Also there in support was Shirley who took this picture of Adrian in the new kit which he said was very comfortable! Couple more photos here. Don't forget the Alex Hall memorial run tomorrow. Mon 18th Feb 2013
Becci Holdaway recorded a pb time of 1:29:28 in the Brighton Half Marathon yesterday placing her 14th in her category. Fantastic Becci, well done! The lovely new brt tri kit is now out & about, who will be the first to race in theirs? Let us know if you spot someone! Tues 5th Feb 2013
Well done to Jon Fielden for completing 33 miles of the North Downs Way challenge on Saturday. Jon completed the course in 6:56. There is the option of getting up the next day & running the same again, next year maybe? On Sunday Becci Holdaway ran 40:59 over 10km at Chichester to set a new pb, a great 30th Birthday present to herself. Tomorrow's run session is at the track Eastbourne, 7pm start. Sun 20th Jan 2013
This years 'club run abroad' weekend will be to Cologne. The marathon or half marathon distance is on Sun 13th October through this picturesque city. We usually travel out on the sat & back on the mon. The cost of the trip will be approx £170 for the flight & hotel. In order to take advantage of special offers Chris & Gill will be booking this next sat. If you would like to go please inform them by fri at the latest. Please also give an idea of how much more you would be willing to pay as it can sometimes be difficult to get a hotel with enough rooms. Mon 14th Jan 2013
Four intrepid members took part in the Country to Capital Ultra race on Saturday. Lee Holdaway, Jane Molton, Alan Bennett & Dean Baker entered....more Mon 7th Jan 2013
A very Happy New Year to all, hope you had a good Christmas. Catch up with Mince Pie 10. Xmas Pudding Dash results and more here Mon 10th Dec 2012
Well done to Danny & Jill Garbett, Sherrill Barrett & Colin Hanks for completing 'Grim' on Sun 2nd Dec. Click here for report & photo along with an exciting opportunity to join Janet to celebrate her 70th birthday in 2014 by 'Running the Highlands' Sun 2nd Dec 2012
Remember coached session this Weds is track at Eastbourne 7pm start. A great way to keep in a high quality run & compliment your weekly training. There will be no Sat morning session on 15th Dec, instead enter the Xmas Pudding Dash at Ashburnam. A club tradition, dig out your Santa hats/costumes for a run through stunning scenery with mulled wine & Xmas pud at the end. Also a children's race. For more details visit www.nice-work.org.uk To further kick off the festive holiday you are invited to a 'Christmas Eve Runtogether' between 9:00-10:00am organised by our own Danny Garbett. Meet at the cafe at St Bedes Dukes Drive Eastbourne for an off road run & stop for coffee & cake afterwards. Weds 21st Nov 2012
Jacqui Vaughan took part in the Dirty Double weekend in the Lake District. The Saturday consisted of a 15km run around Hellvelyn and on Sunday Jacqui ran 14km around Ullswater. A beautiful location with sunny weather and snow on the hills! Jacquis times were 2:01 & 2:03. Consistent running. Well done! Tues 11th Nov 2012
Click here for Ironman Lanzarote 70:3, Poppy Half & ESCC reports & results. Poppy Half pictures in the Gallery. Sun 4th Nov 2012
Swim sessions are back see training page. Also, looking forward to our Xmas meal a deposit of £5 per adult is now required (full cost £17.95 per adult). The club will be covering the childrens meals. With over 50 members attending this is always a lovely celebration at the end of the year. Please make cheques payable to 'Bexhill Runners & Triathletes' and forward to Gill or Dave. Weds 26th Sep 2012
Tim Cox was in action on Saturday completing his 1st Sprint Distance Triathlon at the London Tri. His time was 1:23:06 placing him 21st in his age group. Well done Tim & a pb to beat in the future! The weather.......more Weds 19th Sep 2012
Harvey Faulkner the clubs first junior triathlete competed in the Crowborough Try a Tri last Saturday achieving 5th place out of 44 in the 8-10 age group. Very well done Harvey. A couple of photos in the gallery.
Meanwhile 11 club members were on their way to Ulm, Germany to compete in the Einstein Marathon & associated races.
More Tues 4th Sep 2012
Paul Holdaway, Tom Holdaway, Simon Casebourne and JP Brophy competed in Ironman 70.3 Galway last Sunday 2nd September....more Weds 29th Aug 2012
Well done to all who took part on Sunday. A challenging entry & exit to the swim phase with a hefty sea swell saw several competitors (& marshalls) swept off their feet. All in all though the weather behaved itself and conditions were good for racing and spectators alike.....more Mon 30th Apr 2012 Weekend Results and News Round Up What a weekend!! Despite the atrocious weather, some BRT members were in action over the weekend.Milton Keynes MarathonThis was the first ever Milton Keynes Marathon and unfortunately, the torrential rain was relentless, the wind blew a gale ... [more] Fri 27th Apr 2012
ID Bracelets and News Update ID Bracelets An American company, 'Road ID', have a selection of ID bracelets on their website. They can be used while running, cycling or swimmimg. If you check out the website for details and are interested in buying ... [more] Mon 23rd Apr 2012 Weekend Results and News Update CPR DemonstrationMany thanks to Dave Mercer for his informative and 'hands on' demonstration on Friday. There was a good turnout and hopefully everyone was able to refresh/learn new skills. There was plenty of opportunity to ... [more] Thu 19th Apr 2012 Eatbourne Cycling FestivalHi All,For all those looking for a challenge/wanting to try a duathlon, Eastbourne Cycling Festival takes place on the 19th and 20th May. There is a duathlon (2.5k run, 18k bike ride, 2.5k run) on the 19th May, and a flat 5k race on the 20th May. ... [more] Mon 16th Apr 2012 Weekend Results and Latest NewsFuerteventura ChallengeLee Holdaway took part in the Fuerteventura Half Ironman Challenge at the weekend. He recorded a time of 5.29.18 and came 2nd in his age group.Congratulations and well done Lee! Brighton MarathonTwo BRT members took ... [more]
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Emma Faulkner in the ESCA Hardriders Trial
Tim, ready for the Craic!
Tim Cox at checkpoint 3 SVP100k
Dick Donovan on his way to 1st in his Age Group.
David Crouch gained 2nd in his AG, in only his 2nd ever Tri!
Dave Oxbrow & Lorna Cotter
Silver Strider (aka Tim Cox) runs London
Flash that kit!
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