Alnwick Harriers have tried to provide visitors to this site with links to
other sites that promote athletics and the Northumberland area in general.
The Club has tried to vet the contents of sites that we link to. We
are not, however, responsible for the content of these sites or links from
them to other sites.
 |
Formed soon after the first
Great North Run, and affiliated to the AAA in December 1983, this club is
based in south-east Northumberland at Blyth Sports
Centre. The club has approximately 130 members and is
primarily involved with Road Running it meets at the Sports Centre on Monday
and Wednesday evenings at 18:45, and on Sunday mornings at 9:00am for the
obligatory long run. |
 |
Morpeth Harriers
is the North East of England's leading Road, Cross Country and Track and
Field Athletics club and the only North East club to ever compete in the
British Athletics League.
The club is based
in the rural Northumberland town of Morpeth on Mitford Road.
The clubhouse is next to Morpeth Rugby Club and they currently have over 300
members specialising in various athletic disciplines.
|
 |
This link will take you to the
pages of the Northumberland Gazette. With news, views and comments on the local community. |
 |
This is an interesting site with lots of
information about Northumberland in general and with many links to other
sporting and tourist organisations.
|
|
|
Links
to SportSoft the premier Athletics Results Service operated by Graham Fecitt from the
North West, covering the whole country. |
 |
Link to
the organisers of The Great Winter Run, Great BUPA Ireland Run, BUPA
Great Manchester Run, BUPA Great North Run and BUPA Great South Run
|
 |
Check the weather
for the race before you go |
 |
Low Fell Running Club was formed relatively recently in
1985 and has a small and enthusiastic group of runners, with both men and women
represented. As a member you can run just to keep fit and at the same time enjoy
the company of others while running. Or, as others do, enter races. The
choice is yours.
|
 |
Alnwick Tri was
formed following the success of the first triathlon in September 2004 at the
Willowburn Sports Centre. It quickly became the largest triathlon club in
Northumberland. |
 |
The club is based in Durham catering for people of all
abilities and has over a hundred members. |
 |
Rapid Reaction provides
high quality first aid in both the sporting and corporate environments.
Whether you want
professional cover for your event or first aid training for staff, Rapid
Reaction can fullfil your requirements.
|
|
Injured and can't run but can manage a bicycle or walk. Try these
sites for some alternative exercise. |
|
|
|
 |
Want to find out how far you have run? Check out this web site.
You can record and share your favourite runs with the world. |
|
|
Want to see a map of the Coastal Run Course. Follow this link. |
 |
Sponsors for the 2007
Northumberland Coastal Run are Montane.
'Conditions for the race can change - Montane are offering an automatic
25% discount on all their clothing, when you enter the Northumberland
Coastal Run 2007. Their light,
breathable, windproof jackets are small and easy to carry, ideal for
windy and blustery conditions. To view the full range of Montane
clothing see www.montane.co.uk
To claim 25% off Montane clothing contact Kris @ the Montane store in
Ashington, tel: 01670 522300 extension 210 or
Kris@montane.co.uk This offer is
valid until the day of the race - 15th July 2007' |
 |
Looking to enter an event? Check out this web site |
 |
Wooler Running
Club was formed by accident in the late nineties,
and became affiliated to the EA in 2002. The club has about 20 active
members as well as some occasional runners and rather a lot of social
members. The club does have satellite units as far a field
as Norway, Canada and Cheshire. Members are united by their love of
running and a passion for the hills and countryside of Northumberland.
Many of our members enjoy walking and biking as well as running.
Although well known for our high levels of conversational output whilst
training and spontaneous partying, many of us do enter competitive
events and challenges. |
 |
Derwentside Athletic Club is a Nationally Accredited Club, who have
achieved Clubmark Status, providing training, coaching and
competition for anyone aged 8 years upwards. New members are always
welcome regardless of ability gender or ethnic background. |
 |
The Coastal Run uses footpaths and beaches within the area of
outstanding natural beauty. For more information about this area
follow this link.
This year is very special for the Northumberland Coast AONB as it was
50 years ago that the Northumberland Coast was designated as an Area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty. A number of events have been organised to
celebrate its special features. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
