Well, it has been a while coming, but, welcome to Timotia Devi, aka Tia, as a Richmond Harrier member. Apart from a love for running, she also has superb music taste, unabashedly sharing that one of her favourite songs is What a Fool Believes – arguably the Club’s unofficial anthem Read more…
Tuesday nights in Summer are strictly reserved for Bush Reps. We do an 800m loop over near Kane’s Bridge in Studley Park. We jog over from the Club Rooms, cross the Walmer Street bridge and then and make our way across the busy road which becomes Johnston Street. Bush Reps Read more…
MJ is not only one of the best runners of Richmond Harriers, he is also one of the most gregarious and positive members. MJ only has positive things to say about the Club, about other members and what the Club means to him. None of this is faked or formulaic. Read more…
Brad is in Chelmsford. Soon, he’ll have a route named after him. It will be called the “Brad Wood Chignals Loop with Extra Part Anniversary Trail”. The distance is 16.01km and it is to be run in precisely 4:42minutes per kilometre. A divergence of more than 10% on this pace Read more…
Marianne Quigley, ever gregarious and cheerful, met with the RH Gazette for a brief chat at one of the best cafes on Church Street: Saint Thomas. MQ is a science teacher with a knack for self-deprecation and for mild deliverings of gentle truth bombs. She hikes, she reads, she runs, Read more…
*This is the first of an occasional series of conversations with members of the Richmond Harriers running cohort. *** The place and time we give to running changes with our life situations. Here, Jess shares her trajectory as a runner and athlete. Hello, Jess! Nice to meet you. So, what Read more…
Wednesday night’s training session is the second longest of the training week. The basic formula is 16km: but, for those who run to the Club, mileage can creep up to 18km or more. In times of intense and consistent high volumes, runners are welcome to push the distance up to Read more…