Welcome to the home of RunTogether.
RunTogether provides fun, friendly, supportive and inclusive running opportunities for everyone: whatever your ability or time availability. We believe running / jogging is more fun and easier to become part of your lifestyle when shared with others. Try one of our group runs to find out for yourself. #BetterTogether #RunTogether
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New online Leadership in Running Fitness courses - Expression of Interest form
Interested in joining us on our new online LiRF courses starting in January 2021?
2020 Volunteer Awards winners
The England Athletics and RunTogether Regional Volunteer Awards are underway – shining a spotlight on the amazing volunteers who have worked tirelessly to help keep our sport running through such a challenging year. For Runtogether, awards were made for Leader of the year and Group of the Year,
Click for more details about this year's Regional Volunteer Awards, including links to live streaming of future regional events.
Latest Covid-19 lockdown guidance
From this Thursday 5 November 2020, the UK Government is requiring everyone in England to stay at home, except for specific purposes, and not gather with other people who do not live in the same household, again except for specific purposes. As a result, we have revised the current guidance for athletics and running.
Running @home
As we all find ourselves responding to the challenge of spending more time at home and not being able to run as we would normally, why not take a look at the England Athletics Running @home web pages?
Whether you’re a complete beginner or you’ve been running for a while, receiving advice on how to improve is always helpful!
We’ve got running tips and advice featuring nutrition, strength & conditioning, mental preparation and much more from experienced runners and leaders to help grow you as a runner. Click to go to Running @home.
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Weekly30 Run Challenge
Still not running enough because of the Government’s Covid-19 social distancing rules limiting our RunTogether group sizes? Well if so, we have an exciting new opportunity for you by way of a national virtual running competition called The Weekly30 Run Challenge. Fancy pitching your RunTogether group against another RunTogether group?
The Weekly30 Run Challenge is a free weekly virtual running challenge that encourages runners of all levels to compete each weekend whilst also enabling competition between RunTogether groups, England Athletics clubs and other sports.
Below you can see the latest winners, plus we are pleased to annoucen that at the moment (week 10) Notts Women Runners have run the most miles out of all competing RunTogether Groups AND England Athletics affiliated Clubs - a fantastic 2172046 miles!
Weekly30 Run Challenge Results for RunTogether
The latest results for our Weekly30 Run Challenge.
With group running and mass participation events currently restricted, the Weekly30 Run Challenge gives individuals a perfect incentive to run on a weekly basis whilst also proudly representing their club and their sport.
Once registered, participants complete their weekly 30 minute run at any time on a Saturday or Sunday and then upload evidence of their run to OpenTrack. Both total distance and average distance contributing to overall league tables.
The results are now in for week 23
RunTogether Women
Amy McCarthy (MadRunners) 5925
Sophia Poole (Notts Women Runners) 5784
Penny Sandhu-McKenna (Notts Women Runners) 5704
RunTogether Men
Ronnie Irwin (MadRunners) 7150
Mark Hurst (MadRunners) 7104
Mark Jeffery (Baswich Run4Fun) 6685
RunTogether Groups
Heathfield Park Runners
MadRunners
Notts Women Runners
RunTogether in numbers
- 145,570 Active Runners
- 198,634 Total Sessions
- 1,363,605 Total Bookings
- 2,817 RunTogether Groups