G3: The January races is completely oversold and no more entries are being taken. Spaces for February and March also are now running short.
Bolt: race date released and entry now open - 27 March 2010
Clandon Park Run: entry opening very soon - 24 April 2010
Hard as snails: Entry opening soon -date set 14 August 2010
Saturday 26 December 2009
Sunday 22 November 2009
Winter Walk
All are welcome to join the aat team for a Winter walk up St Martha's back passage.
2pm
6 December 2009
Halfpenny lane Car Park, Guildford
RSVP
bring friends and family
Regards
Toby
2pm
6 December 2009
Halfpenny lane Car Park, Guildford
RSVP
bring friends and family
Regards
Toby
Tuesday 17 November 2009
hard As Snails 10
Provisional date 14 August 2010 set for the 2nd hardassnails 10k raising awareness of the Surrey Wildlife Trust
www.hardassnails.co.uk
www.hardassnails.co.uk
Tuesday 3 November 2009
The Loseley Park 10k 2009
The Loseley Park 10k 2009
Official Pictures from the Loseley Park 10k and 4k are now live and online http://gallery.sussexsportphotography.com/a.tlx?k=34pzf1d
On a sunday that we would all probably rather forget about the rain and the wind, and remember the guts, determination and the fun had by everyone it was a good turn out at Loseley Park to raise funds for the CHASE hospice care for children charity.
A map of the route plotted by one of the runners can can be found here http://connect.garmin.com/activity/17744346
Very well done to everyone who a)decided to get out and do it regardless of the weather forecast and b)completing the course. Fingers crossed we'll see you at more of the AAT cross country events through their winter race series the G3's
The Loseley Park 10k 2009
Official Pictures from the Loseley Park 10k and 4k are now live and online http://gallery.sussexsportphotography.com/a.tlx?k=34pzf1d
On a sunday that we would all probably rather forget about the rain and the wind, and remember the guts, determination and the fun had by everyone it was a good turn out at Loseley Park to raise funds for the CHASE hospice care for children charity.
A map of the route plotted by one of the runners can can be found here http://connect.garmin.com/activity/17744346
Very well done to everyone who a)decided to get out and do it regardless of the weather forecast and b)completing the course. Fingers crossed we'll see you at more of the AAT cross country events through their winter race series the G3's
The Loseley Park 10k 2009
Sunday 1 November 2009
Loseley 10k and 4k completed
No amount of rain and wind could turn away 1000 determined runners.
As sponsorship money pours in for the Chase Children's Hospice over 1000 runners braved the elements and hills to complete the 4th Loseley run.
The charity hope to raise over £35,000.
A special thanks to the marshals who helped with the race and who stood in the driving rain for over 2hrs.
Photos can be downloaded soon from the results page.
As sponsorship money pours in for the Chase Children's Hospice over 1000 runners braved the elements and hills to complete the 4th Loseley run.
The charity hope to raise over £35,000.
A special thanks to the marshals who helped with the race and who stood in the driving rain for over 2hrs.
Photos can be downloaded soon from the results page.
Wednesday 21 October 2009
Vote for your favorite xc triathlon here
Vote for the XTT here on the 220magazine poll
http://www.220triathlon.com/webform/220-triathlon-awards-2010
http://www.220triathlon.com/webform/220-triathlon-awards-2010
Sporstwoman of the year Chrissie Wellington
Vote now for Sporstwoman of the year
Chrissie is up for Sunday Times Sporstwoman of the year. You can vote for her on line but need to register for Times on Line first. www.timesonline.co.uk/sportswomen
Chrissie is up for Sunday Times Sporstwoman of the year. You can vote for her on line but need to register for Times on Line first. www.timesonline.co.uk/sportswomen
Tuesday 6 October 2009
Saturday 3 October 2009
Callards Orientator 09
Another fine day and another fine race. The Callards Orientator dispatched 70 athletes across Guildford town centre and over the surrounding hills.
Some athletes ran 10k and some 14k - you can guess who won!
Results to be posted soon.
The last racers can be seen here
Prizes from Asics, Fitstuff and Suunto are in the post too.
Please send your pictures and GPS routes in on email here
Some athletes ran 10k and some 14k - you can guess who won!
Results to be posted soon.
The last racers can be seen here
Prizes from Asics, Fitstuff and Suunto are in the post too.
Please send your pictures and GPS routes in on email here
Monday 28 September 2009
Sam Gardner
Winner of the XTD sprint
More great photos from Sussex Sport Photography coming soon here
http://gallery.sussexsportphotography.com/a.tlx?k=advzev3
Sunday 27 September 2009
FGS X Terrain Festival
What a race day?! and congratualtions to everyone that took part: not least the 25 volunteer marshals who helped organise the whole event.
819 entries, 450 free hot dogs issued, 700 bottles of For Goodness Shakes
Results and split times will be posted on Tuesday meanwhile provisional results are now live. www.allabouttriathlons.co.uk/results.php
Prizes are posted out Tuesday.
Did you enjoy the event? Have you any feedback? Just email or comment on this blog.
Check out your photos on this site www.gallery.sussexsportphotography.com/a.tlx?k=advzev3
Regards
Toby , Race Director
819 entries, 450 free hot dogs issued, 700 bottles of For Goodness Shakes
Results and split times will be posted on Tuesday meanwhile provisional results are now live. www.allabouttriathlons.co.uk/results.php
Prizes are posted out Tuesday.
Did you enjoy the event? Have you any feedback? Just email or comment on this blog.
Check out your photos on this site www.gallery.sussexsportphotography.com/a.tlx?k=advzev3
Regards
Toby , Race Director
Saturday 5 September 2009
Wednesday 2 September 2009
Race organising
Planning XTF. Meeting man about catering. Ordered big signs. Sold over 550 tickets already.
Tuesday 25 August 2009
Hard As Snails 09
354 athletes completed the awesome new hardassnails xc run, raising awareness of the Surrey Wildlife Trust. (The guys who manage the land and keep it looking fantastic)
Runnersworld ratings proved that the event was a huge success, with the 9.6k race being completed in 35 minutes.
Results are now online and photographs are ready for download
Next 10k is the XT10k, 26 September. Part of the X Terrain Festival www.xterrainfestival.co.uk
Runnersworld ratings proved that the event was a huge success, with the 9.6k race being completed in 35 minutes.
Results are now online and photographs are ready for download
Next 10k is the XT10k, 26 September. Part of the X Terrain Festival www.xterrainfestival.co.uk
Friday 17 July 2009
Guy Jenkins completes Long Distance
Guy finished Roth Long Distance in a shocking sub 15 hrs and ends up on a drip. What a drip! but well done guy for getting a photo of him with Chrisse Wellington who had finished the same race, but about 6 hrs earlier
Tuesday 17 March 2009
Life after St Martha’s back passage
Snow + Rock G3 run series
The Surrey hills, undulating countryside and woodlands were home to the final of the Snow+Rock G3 run series, which came to an end this weekend. Over 950 athletes completed one or more of the gruesome 10k runs made only slightly more bearable by the fancy new electronic chip timing system and For Goodness Shakes recovery drink waiting at the finish line.
The knee trembling back passage, sandy paths and long slippery fields didn’t deter the athletes as they scrambled across the line wishing they’d never taken up running in the first place. Regular G3 runners including Jake Moran, Andy Ward, Dave Rollins, Sarah Rollins and Louise Curtis dominated the races, some of which were seen racing the next day in another 20k xc race!
Full credit is due to the 38 volunteer marshals who helped bring this race together and with whom the races would not work. Further gratitude is also accredited to Surrey Wildlife Trust who manages the land throughout the year for walkers, cyclists and runners alike.
Full results can be found on the website www.g3series.co.uk
The Surrey hills, undulating countryside and woodlands were home to the final of the Snow+Rock G3 run series, which came to an end this weekend. Over 950 athletes completed one or more of the gruesome 10k runs made only slightly more bearable by the fancy new electronic chip timing system and For Goodness Shakes recovery drink waiting at the finish line.
The knee trembling back passage, sandy paths and long slippery fields didn’t deter the athletes as they scrambled across the line wishing they’d never taken up running in the first place. Regular G3 runners including Jake Moran, Andy Ward, Dave Rollins, Sarah Rollins and Louise Curtis dominated the races, some of which were seen racing the next day in another 20k xc race!
Full credit is due to the 38 volunteer marshals who helped bring this race together and with whom the races would not work. Further gratitude is also accredited to Surrey Wildlife Trust who manages the land throughout the year for walkers, cyclists and runners alike.
Full results can be found on the website www.g3series.co.uk
Dear Marshal
Dear Marshals
We can't say thank you enough for all your help with this years G3, but thank you all the same! Over 913 athletes completed one of the 3 events, each of which were brilliantly managed by the 38 marshals who helped out.
With our new timing system the pressure was off, which freed up valuable worrying time for me to talk to the athletes. Yet again the feedback mostly centered around the enthusiastic marshals and how great the all about triathlon events are. Runner's world ratings were over 93%!! So let's all pat ourselves on the back.
Everyone gets free entry to any race so please just let me know. (Upcoming event's details can be found on the website.)
Please offer feedback on your experience of marshalling so that we can improve things for next time. We're very aware of the importance of marshals to the races without which we'd be scuppered.
Thank you again and we hope to see you all again soon.
Toby and Rory
We can't say thank you enough for all your help with this years G3, but thank you all the same! Over 913 athletes completed one of the 3 events, each of which were brilliantly managed by the 38 marshals who helped out.
With our new timing system the pressure was off, which freed up valuable worrying time for me to talk to the athletes. Yet again the feedback mostly centered around the enthusiastic marshals and how great the all about triathlon events are. Runner's world ratings were over 93%!! So let's all pat ourselves on the back.
Everyone gets free entry to any race so please just let me know. (Upcoming event's details can be found on the website.)
Please offer feedback on your experience of marshalling so that we can improve things for next time. We're very aware of the importance of marshals to the races without which we'd be scuppered.
Thank you again and we hope to see you all again soon.
Toby and Rory
Tuesday 24 February 2009
Technical training top
We've decided not to sell cotton t-shirts for each event, but instead offer these fancy training tops. What do you think? The idea is that because few people wear the cotton t-shirts, we hoped instead athletes might invest in something a little more stylish and useful.
You can follow the link on the home page to make a purchase.
Monday 16 February 2009
Snow+Rock G3 February 09
The crisp frost and clear blue skies made for another excellent day of xc running.
After a brief health and safety talk from the race director, 320 runners charged off towards St Martha's back passage and the church.
First athletes [D Rollins M and S Rollins W] cruised the course in just over 40 minutes.
The new chip timing system is proving accurate and very proficient. This, along with free recovery drinks and bananas, now sets the G3 apart from another 10k as a UK top race.
And for those who've pushed themselves to far and need help contact Vida Health for their 20% discount on treatments. more info here
Results can be viewed here
Photos by Sussex Sports Photography can be bought here
Training tops can be purchased here
After a brief health and safety talk from the race director, 320 runners charged off towards St Martha's back passage and the church.
First athletes [D Rollins M and S Rollins W] cruised the course in just over 40 minutes.
The new chip timing system is proving accurate and very proficient. This, along with free recovery drinks and bananas, now sets the G3 apart from another 10k as a UK top race.
And for those who've pushed themselves to far and need help contact Vida Health for their 20% discount on treatments. more info here
Results can be viewed here
Photos by Sussex Sports Photography can be bought here
Training tops can be purchased here
Wednesday 4 February 2009
Dear Athlete,
Happy new year from the all about triathlons team.
We hope that your training plans are going to schedule and we look forward to providing you a great year of racing.
To keep up with technology we've started to using electronic chip timing for some events. This frees up our volunteer marshals' time and ensures a more accurate and speedier results service.
Bolt round the Holt: 5k, 10k and half marathon distance. All proceeds for this event go to the GUTS and St Luke's cancer charities. The half marathon distance is an ideal practice for all London marathon runners. 9 April 2009 www.boltholt.co.uk
Surrey Wildlife Trust and all about triathlons are proud to be launching a new
"Why, what, when and what?" again, I hear you say. Basically a summer G3 back-to-front. 22 August 2009
Details coming soon
Entry now open and date released for the FGS X Terrain Festival.After a record breaking 2008 we now offer a relay team race for those looking to share the racing with your friends. 26 September 2009
The January race was masterfully completed by John Dewey [39:49] and Sarah Rollins [44:32.] Over 320 athletes turned up for the first of the series where we experimented with chip timing. all about triathlons will now be offering electronic timing for all G3 10ks. Note: February and March races will sell out imminently.
events and stuff
all about triathlons has designed a super cool training top made from the high quality technical fabric to wick away sweat.
Sales of these have proved very popular and supplies are just keepig up with demand.
more events...
www.boltholt.co.uk
Alice Holt Forestry land. 5k, 10k or 21k. The choice is yours.
www.clandonparkrun.co.uk
Over 1000 athletes xc racing across a private estate. Choose from 10k, 4k or kids fun races. Perfect for all the family.
all about triathlons
Happy new year from the all about triathlons team.
We hope that your training plans are going to schedule and we look forward to providing you a great year of racing.
To keep up with technology we've started to using electronic chip timing for some events. This frees up our volunteer marshals' time and ensures a more accurate and speedier results service.
Bolt round the Holt: 5k, 10k and half marathon distance. All proceeds for this event go to the GUTS and St Luke's cancer charities. The half marathon distance is an ideal practice for all London marathon runners. 9 April 2009 www.boltholt.co.uk
Surrey Wildlife Trust and all about triathlons are proud to be launching a new
"Why, what, when and what?" again, I hear you say. Basically a summer G3 back-to-front. 22 August 2009
Details coming soon
Entry now open and date released for the FGS X Terrain Festival.After a record breaking 2008 we now offer a relay team race for those looking to share the racing with your friends. 26 September 2009
The January race was masterfully completed by John Dewey [39:49] and Sarah Rollins [44:32.] Over 320 athletes turned up for the first of the series where we experimented with chip timing. all about triathlons will now be offering electronic timing for all G3 10ks. Note: February and March races will sell out imminently.
events and stuff
all about triathlons has designed a super cool training top made from the high quality technical fabric to wick away sweat.
Sales of these have proved very popular and supplies are just keepig up with demand.
more events...
www.boltholt.co.uk
Alice Holt Forestry land. 5k, 10k or 21k. The choice is yours.
www.clandonparkrun.co.uk
Over 1000 athletes xc racing across a private estate. Choose from 10k, 4k or kids fun races. Perfect for all the family.
all about triathlons
Friday 9 January 2009
Snow+Rock G3 sells out
The famous G3 10k race is soon to sell out. The first date with exhaustion is 24 January. Entry for this will close this weekend.
If you do manage to enter please share a lift, walk or bike to the race. Car parking is limited
Regards
If you do manage to enter please share a lift, walk or bike to the race. Car parking is limited
Regards
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