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Inclusive activity programme training for RunTogether run leaders

The Inclusive Activity Programme is a 3 hour practical workshop delivered through the Activity Alliance and UK Coaching.

This programme now provides run leaders with the confidence and competence to engage disabled people and those with long term health conditions in sport and active recreation; supporting these individuals to be more active.

Workshops are delivered across England. To find a workshop near you and learn more about the programme contact 01509 227753 or click on the link below. 

Programmes at Activity Alliance

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I am Team GB 

Our mission at England Athletics, the creators of RunTogether, is to grow opportunities for everyone to experience athletics and running, to enable them to reach their full potential.  With this in mind, we'd like to let you know about a new initiative to become part of "I Am Team GB" by hosting an activity day over the August bank holiday weekend on Saturday August 24th as part of the Nation's Biggest Sports Day. There will be thousands of free and fun activities across the country, put on by amazing volunteers, known as I Am Team GB Games Makers, and this is a great opportunity for you to highlight what you and your runners do in your local community.

I Am Team GB is a national campaign which aims to harness the power of the Olympics to make Britain more active. The campaign aims to help people to be inspired by their sporting heroes, feel part of Team GB and then get out and take part in an activity themselves and we'd like our RunTogether groups to showcase our amazing sport by becoming involved in the campaign.

Sign up is FREE and once you’ve registered to be a Games Maker, the organiser will send you an official I Am Team GB Games Maker t-shirt and a digital pack. This pack contains everything you need to set up your activity – from a listing on their website to posters you can put up in your community to top tips for getting people inspired to join you. 

Join the team today 

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British Athletics Anniversary Games Couch to 5K 

As part of the ‘Festival of Athletics’ on the morning of 21st July at the London Stadium, British Athletics* will be running a Couch to 5K event at the Müller Anniversary Games. Entries for the Couch to 5K are now live, with the all-female mass run beginning at 09:45 before ending on the track inside the London Stadium. Celebrity ambassador Nell McAndrew has joined forces with BBC Sport and British Athletics to help boost physical and mental health through this initiative. All entrants will receive a free ticket to the second and final day of the Müller Anniversary Games and the opportunity for families and friends of runners to purchase tickets at the priority prices. The first 2,000 women who register are guaranteed a place so get moving!

*RunTogether has been created by England Athletics whom are a federation partner of British Athletics, the governing body for the sport in England.

Click here to register

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Join DW Fitness First today

Complement your training with gym sessions, group exercise classes, personal training and much more at DW Fitness First. 

Join today and get 10% off monthly membership by entering ‘EA10' via this link

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Get 10% off at DWSports.com

As a member of RunTogether you can get 10% off at DWSports.com. 

Enter "EBGW-DHCV-77" at the checkout

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DW Fitness First Group announces support of the Group of the Month and a new award - Run Leader of the Month

From July 2019,  DW Fitness First, RunTogether's principal sponsor will  sponsor the RunTogether Group of the Month. And in addition, DW Fitness First will  sponsor a new award for the Run Leader of the Month. 

As part of their sponsorship, a pair of trainers will be available to our winning Run Leader, as well as the winning group,. (The group  will need to decide which group member should receive the pair of trainers).

Our June Group of the Month  award goes to RunTogether St Austell Honey Bees!

Run Leader, Wendy Poole, started running in her early fifties. Once she started running five years ago, she soon became a Run Leader for the local club and then went onto set up the parkrun at the Eden Project. It was at this point that Wendy wanted to create a ladies running group, ‘with the aim to improve health and fitness, be a social support and to be inclusive and not feel intimidating.’ After successful discussion with the Eden Project, they agreed for runs to be hosted there.  

Their group meets once a week and offer a beginners programme.  Run Leader Wendy says ‘I’m so pleased I took the plunge and am so proud of these amazing women and we hope to go from strength to strength in the running community."

Well done RunTogether Honey Bees, we wish you every success with your running journey. 

For your chance to WIN, email support@runtogether.co.uk, telling us why your group and/or Group Leader deserve to WIN. Don't forget to include some photos in your email! 

Nominate your group and/or Run Leader today

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