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Membership form 2011/12

Club runs
Except where indicated otherwise, club runs are from Yeovil Town Football Club, Huish Park, Yeovil, Somerset, BA22 8YF.

When:  6:30 p.m. each Tuesday evening unless otherwise indicated. Please turn up in plenty of time. It really isn't fair to those who turn up in good time if you are late and they are kept waiting around for you.

Run leaders: Phil MacQuaid coordinates all runs. He always needs run leaders. Please help him out by volunteering (and letting him know in advance) if you possibly can.

2011 Route Coordinator Additional information
3 January Winter Route 4 Phil MacQuaid  
10 January Winter Route 5 Phil MacQuaid  
17 January Winter Route 6 Phil MacQuaid and Nick Brooke Hill repeats alternative **
24 January Winter Route 7 Phil MacQuaid  
31 January Winter Route 8 Phil MacQuaid  
7 February Winter Route 1 Phil MacQuaid  
14 February Winter Route 2 Phil MacQuaid  
21 February Winter Route 3 Phil MacQuaid Hill repeats alternative **
28 February Winter Route 4 Phil MacQuaid  
6 March Winter Route 5 Phil MacQuaid
13 March Winter Route 6 Phil MacQuaid  
20 March Winter Route 7 Phil MacQuaid Hill repeats alternative **
21 March Winter Route 8 Phil MacQuaid  
28 March Winter Route 1 Phil MacQuaid  

** Hill Repeats

Leaving  Yeovil Town FC (or Goldenstones) at 6.30 p.m., for a warm up of a mile or so before getting down to the serious business, the session will be led by Nick Brooke. The session will be suitable for all abilities and should be of particular interest to those wishing to improve their race times - at all distances.

Men's captain, Tim Hawkins, says: "Everyone should include hill repeats in their training schedule. It is a low impact way to improve speed, strength and technique."

The session will consist of a series of uphill sprints of a specified time (suitable for all as you do the best you can in the time), jogging back down and then repeating.