Name: Main Training Sessions
Start: 2017-04-04T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2017-04-04T19:00:00+01:00

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23rd March 2017 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Main Training Sessions

'Pyramid session' on round town route: 5/4/3/2/1/1//2/3/4/5 minute efforts. Recoveries will be half the duration of each preceding rep, eg. 2.5mins/2mins/90secs/etc.

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Lyn Thompson brought up a proposal at the AGM that the KAC Ladies should have a go at a relay event, the 10 in 10 x 10, with two ladies to each round, ie a minimum of 20 ladies, with the aim of completing the whole relay in under 24 hours. Two pairs of runners, ie 4, would set off at the allocated start time, with the first pair to finish to hand over to the slower pair waiting, and the second pair to hand over to the faster pair. This would mean that the event should finish within the 24 hours, it would give more interest to all participants, any spectators/helpers, and the people manning the check point at Buttermere.

The challenge would:

1. Be a good club day out, hopefully, for everyone;

2. Give club members who don’t normally make a relay team a chance to participate.

3. Raise money for MS, each runner contributing a minimum of £35, the cost of taking part in the actual 10 in 10 event. We have a Just Giving Page set-up to help raise more money, please share, link HERE

You should note:

1. The event will not be run under FRA regulations, but, of course, all runners are expected to take the appropriate kit and be familiar with the course.

2. The round is approximately 16 miles with 7000’ of ascent, starting and finishing at the Swinside, and takes in the 10 peaks of Causey Pike, Sail, Crag Fell, Wandope and Whiteless Pike before dropping down to Buttermere. Then High Snockrigg, Robinson, Dalehead, High Spy, and Maiden Moor. There is a route map on the 10 in 10 website. The route follows main paths, although there are some minor shortcuts, and the second half is harder than the first half. Picture below thanks to the MS10in10 event.

3. Only Keswick AC registered runners on the team. Friends can pair themselves up, or we will try and pair runners.

4. I guesstimate that the average time for each pair will be 4.5 hours, with some taking 6 hours and some 3 hours. This is not a race, but participants are expected to put in some effort at whatever speed .

5. 4 pairs of runners will be needed for the night section. Cat and Jo have already volunteered to one of the 4 pairs needed.

6. The start date is Friday, 31^st May, a time to be decided, but likely to be in the afternoon, finishing the afternoon of Saturday, 1^st June. If the weather is bad the event will be delayed a day. If the weather is terrible it will be postponed!

7. There will be no marshals, except for the check point at Buttermere, where there will be some cake and squash available. Some men have already volunteered to help here.

8. There is nothing to stop there being more than 20 ladies, as extras can easily be accommodated

9. I have been in touch with Yvonne Booth and she is absolutely fine with us going ahead.

For more details on the MS 10in10 event go HERE: MS10in10 Event

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