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  • 18-08-2014 3:24pm
    #1
    mrsdewinter
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,184 ✭✭✭


    I'm a bit of a noob at running - followed the Irish Times programme for beginners after Christmas; up to doing 5k 3 times a week. A number of people have told me that in order to maintain the momentum, I'm better off joining a running club and a quick look online suggests that clubs generally meet in the evenings - but my working hours rule that out.
    Do any clubs in north Dublin or city centre meet in the mornings? Say around 9am?


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  • #2
    gerard_65
    Closed Accounts Posts: 763 ✭✭✭gerard_65


    mrsdewinter wrote: »
    I'm a bit of a noob at running - followed the Irish Times programme for beginners after Christmas; up to doing 5k 3 times a week. A number of people have told me that in order to maintain the momentum, I'm better off joining a running club and a quick look online suggests that clubs generally meet in the evenings - but my working hours rule that out.
    Do any clubs in north Dublin or city centre meet in the mornings? Say around 9am?
    I think most clubs have sessions on Saturday and Sunday mornings. You could do your own thing during the week.
    You don't have to join a club to maintain momentum, many don't, prefer to do their own thing. Also many runners may only get to their club a few times a year due to work/ family etc.
    There a loads of training schedules you could follow on your own to improve ie http://www.halhigdon.com/.


  • #3
    mrsdewinter
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,184 ✭✭✭mrsdewinter


    Thanks for that, Ger. Tbh, I'd like a bit of company too - just to keep myself on the straight and narrow but I'll have a look at Higdon to see if I can find a project to get my teeth into.
    Cheers!


  • #4
    whelzer
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 580 ✭✭✭whelzer


    OP - check out Dublin Runners on Meetup. There may be a run or two that suits you.


  • #5
    HelenAnne
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,035 ✭✭✭HelenAnne


    mrsdewinter wrote: »
    I'm a bit of a noob at running - followed the Irish Times programme for beginners after Christmas; up to doing 5k 3 times a week. A number of people have told me that in order to maintain the momentum, I'm better off joining a running club and a quick look online suggests that clubs generally meet in the evenings - but my working hours rule that out.
    Do any clubs in north Dublin or city centre meet in the mornings? Say around 9am?

    Most clubs meet on weekday evenings for runs / training sessions, and then weekend mornings, but if you joined a club you could make friends there and arrange to meet some of them for morning runs? I quite often run with club members at non-designated times. it's a good way to meet other runners / runners at your level anyway.


  • #6
    cloudatlas
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    Can you run to work?


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