Seniors
Trev Bunch
Qualifications
- Event Group Endurance
- Coach in Running Fitness
- Leadership in Running Fitness
Cheryl Trundle
About me
Qualifications
- Coach in Running Fitness
- Leadership in Running Fitness
Mark White
About me
Qualifications
- Coach in Running Fitness
- Leadership in Running Fitness
Suz Carter-White
About me
I hated Sports Day at school. The only race I ever won was the egg & spoon race and I proudly still have my winner badge. I didn’t suddenly develop a love for running or have aspirations of getting into my ‘pre-kids’ clothes (although I can always dream), in reality I joined the Beginners Course because I wanted to be able to play with my children without being exhausted. Multiple blood clots during my second pregnancy resulted in dodgy lungs and my breathing was said to be ‘about as good as it was going to get’. With my background in Holistic Health and Physical Therapy, I wanted to prove the doctors wrong. Not in my wildest dreams did I think I would complete the course let alone still be running 4 years later, so to be a Run Leader is amazing albeit bonkers. Joining the club has been the best thing I have ever done and the most fun. There can be so many challenges, whether it be getting out the door, social anxieties, commitment, fitness, mental health, physical health or just a lack of oomph but I love being part of HRC because it is inclusive and supportive of everyone, whether they enjoy racing or plodding and marathons or mud-runs. It’s all about feeling good and having fun – whatever your goal, pace or reason to run.
Qualifications
- Leadership in Running Fitness
Joan Nevin
About me
I took up running in order to take part in the London Marathon when I was 50 and haven’t looked back since. I have done the London Marathon three times but my last marathon, 20 years on, was in Milton Keynes.
I joined HRC 10 years ago and have benefited from the training, encouragement, discipline, and friendships it promotes.
The fitness and confidence I gained has opened up other opportunities such as triathlons, duathlons, 100 mile bike rides and many walking and trekking holidays.
I am keen to do what I can to help others find the same pleasure that I have from running.
Qualifications
- Coach in Running Fitness
- Leadership in Running Fitness
Tracy Quarrell
About me
I ran with my Dad as a youngster. He would always joke that I had a stitch before I got out of the door! I stuck with it and ran at school and at Uni. When I was in my 20s and 30s I ran a little but kept fit generally doing dance, gym and yoga activities. In my 40s I took up running again and was encouraged by friends to join the club. My running times improved and I can now run longer with the encouragement of running buddies.
I have met some lovely friends at the club and know that whatever pace I am running there will be a group and friends to encourage and keep me going.
This summer I qualified as a run leader and hope to go on to pursue coaching further in the future.
I run because it keeps me fit, gets me outside and helps to calm my mind. It makes me smile.
My Dad still runs in his 70’s and is fit and healthy, job done!
Qualifications
- Leadership in Running Fitness
Hayley Wilson
About me
Qualifications
- Leadership in Running Fitness
Mark Novels
About me
Qualifications
- Leadership in Running Fitness
Beginners
Stephen Reyes
About me
I started running when I turned 40 years old. The middle life crisis hit me hard so I put on shorts, vest and old trainers and started to run. I have never looked back.
I have raced in all distances from 5k to Marathon. I have a joy of running that I hope shines through to all who join our beginners groups.
My motto “it’s just one foot in front of the other”
Qualifications
- Leadership in Running Fitness
Joanne Rosenwold
About me
Qualifications
- Leadership in Running Fitness
Horace Shuriah
About me
Qualifications
- Leadership in Running Fitness