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The Brass Monkey Half Marathon is a very popular race as on the right day it can provide a great opportunity for getting a cherished PB. The course starts and finishes at York Racecourse and it is on closed country…
Last June I took on a slightly different event – The Round Sheffield Trail Race, and I must admit I loved it, and I’m going back for more this year and already there are 5 other Harriers doing it. So…
January 9th and 10th saw the final chance to score points in the club Off Road Championship. After the Post Hill challenge was moved from its original date a decision was taken to add in a replacement round. It was…
The final HPH Fell Championship race of the season was timed perfectly to coincide with a January snow blizzard, that submerged Penistone Hill Country Park in snow and ice. Undeterred by weather of any kind, 10 Hyde Park Harriers took…
January 3rd saw the 3rd round of the PECO Cross Country Championship taking place at Middleton Woods. After lots of rain over Christmas which saw large parts of Leeds flooded this was always going to be another mudfest. Even after…
The New Year resolutions to do more parkruns seem to be holding up well as a total of 58 Hyde Park Harriers ran at 11 different venues on Saturday. There were five PBs. These were by Ruth Hancox with 26:16…
With two big and challenging club championship races taking place this weekend – the Yorkshire XC Championships on Saturday and the inaugural Temple Newsam 10 on Sunday there was an impressive turnout by the Hyde Park Harriers across the parkrun…
Torrential rain, floods, loads of mud and huge puddles greeted the 23 Harriers on Boxing day at the Chevin Chase for round 6 of the Off Road Championship. Everyone who took part should be proud of themselves and will probably…
For many Hyde Park Harriers this was their third run in two days after taking up the New Year’s Day parkrun double opportunity. And many would go on to complete the holiday season with a little cross country run in…
New Year’s Day is the one parkrunday in the year when we’re officially allowed to get a double dose of parkrun fun by running at two different parkrun venues. This is because on New Year’s Day the usual start time…
I’d anticipated that a 30 mile Ultra Marathon would be pretty difficult, but I don’t think the fact that I was about to run further than I ever had before ever hit me. It was only 3.2 miles further than…
A cold frosty morning greeted 27 men and 15 ladies who were running for the Hyde Park Harriers at West Park for the 2nd round of the PECO Cross Country. What was more worrying for the runners was how…
Not many Hyde Park Harriers turned out for the parkrun on Boxing Day this year. Just 22 HPH parkrunners at 17 different venues. These included Brenda Gannon in Sligo, Ireland; Rachel Bourne & Tom Eales who were the first HPHs…
Thirty six Hyde Park Harriers started their Christmas Day with a parkrun. Most of them were at Woodhouse Moor with the remainder spread amongst seven other venues around the UK. There were four PBs on Christmas Day. These were by…
The HPH turnout was again slightly low across the parkrun world this weekend with 51 Hyde Park Harriers parkrunning at 11 different venues. No excuses due to the weather this time though as it was unseasonally warm across the UK…
For anyone coming to the Christmas party this Saturday, here is what you need to know… The party is at Toast off Wellington Street in Leeds city centre. Address: West Point, Wellington Street, Leeds, LS1 4JY The party will commence at 7pm…
7 races completed…the 2015-16 HPH Fell Championship looks like this. After the final race, the best five performances for each member will be totalled giving you your final score (see the point scoring rules for more info). 38 participants in…
Hyde Park Harriers took to the fells of West Yorkshire once again, with a challenging race over in Mytholmroyd. This was the toughest race in the championship so far. Full FRA kit was required as a precaution against the winter…
The HPH turnout was slightly low again across the parkrun world this weekend with just 48 Hyde Park Harriers parkrunning at 13 different venues. The cold and wet conditions and people saving their energy for Sunday’s PECO XC at West…
The HPH turnout was down across the parkrun world this weekend with just 46 Hyde Park Harriers parkrunning at 11 different venues. Storm Desmond was probably to blame with wet and windy conditions across much of the UK. It didn’t…