A few months ago, me and a couple of friends decided that running the Snowdonia Marathon was a good idea. I’d ran the race once before and swore at the finish line never to run it again. Anyway almost four years down the line I found myself back at the start line. My preparation for the race had been great and although I felt like I was carrying a little extra timber, I knew I was running well. Continue reading
Monthly Archive: October 2011
Oct 30 2011
NEHL 2: Farringdon: Race Report – Mud, Sweat & Tears
The tone for the day was set for TBH by the time the under 11 boys race set off. Our rising star, Leodhais Macpherson was turned away from the start by an official as he had just celebrated his 11th birthday. It was unclear whether or not he was permitted to run with the under 11s, Continue reading
Oct 30 2011
Newcastle Town Moor Marathon 2011: Race Report
Mr Moir sends in this report ‘fresh’ from the field of the Newcastle Town Moor Marathon. The idea of a 5 lap marathon puts many people off this marathon, but not 4 hardy TBH-ers. People often consider it to be an easy but boring course, but I’ve always found it to be a bit trickier than just that. Continue reading
Oct 26 2011
NEHL (2) 2011/12: Farringdon – Times & Location
North East Harrier League (NEHL) fixture, taking place at Farringdon Community Sports College, Sunderland this Saturday, 29th October 2011. As usual, Race HQ/Registrations will be located at Farringdon Community Sports College (usually the main hall). The provisional timetable of events is as follows: Continue reading
Oct 26 2011
Venice City Marathon: Race Report
Tyne Bridge Harriers‘ very own Tony ‘TC’ Carter was the first Brit to cross the line at the Venice City Marathon at the weekend. He reports back from his ‘Epic Win’ at the VCM Continue reading
Oct 25 2011
Scotland Calling for Kenny Mac
Today, I received an email from the Scotland Masters Manager Alistair McFarlane telling me that I have been selected for the International against England, Northern Ireland, Eire and Wales at Bellahouston Park on November 26th 2011, 2 days before my 44th birthday. Continue reading
Oct 24 2011
Scottish XC Relays: Report
Saturday the 22nd of October 2011 heralded the Scottish Cross Country Relay Championships at Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire. So while my fellow Tyne Bridge Harriers were making a name for themselves in far flung places like Venice and South Shields I was up in Scotland running for Cambuslang. Continue reading
Oct 24 2011
Newcastle parkrun #93 – 22/10/11: Results
Well done to the 5 gents who represented Tyne Bridge Harriers on Saturday by putting in some solid performances. Continue reading
Oct 22 2011
Training Sessions w/c 24th October
This Week’s training sessions for Groups 1, 2 & 3. Tuesday 25th October All groups: 4 Mile Cascade Run Thursday 27th October All groups: 2*(3 x 3 minutes) All sessions to include warm-up & cool down runs.
Oct 21 2011
Track Sessions Postponed
Please note that due to the busy Cross Country schedule, Coach Dave Anderson has postponed the track sessions for the next two weeks. Continue reading
Oct 20 2011
Tyne Bridge join Heaton for Track & Field 2012
On Your Marks… We are very happy to announce that Tyne Bridge Harriers will be joining forces with our very good friends at Heaton Harriers as a combined team for the 2012 Northern Athletics Track & Field Season. Continue reading
Oct 18 2011
TBH Winter Grand Prix – Race 1
Despite the ghastly weather conditions and a last minute change to the route (who knew the Swing Bridge was still in operation?), there were some magnificent performances in the first race of the Winter Grand Prix. Continue reading
Oct 18 2011
Congratulations Alan & Laura: Baby Leon Born
Congratulations to Alan & Laura Wallace on the birth of their new baby boy. Leon Wallace was born today at 10:41 weighing in at 7lb 7oz Continue reading
Oct 17 2011
NEHL: Sherman Cup / Davison Shield 2011: Times & Location
The NEHL Sherman Cup & Davison Shield meeting will be held on Saturday 22nd October at the Temple Memorial Park (just off John Reid Road, A1300), South Shields. Continue reading


