Contents

FEATURED EVENTS

  1. 3Holmenkollen February's Skimarathon
  2. 4Ohme marathon turns 46
  3. 5-6Close finish in Hong Kong

FUTURE EVENTS NORTHERN HEMISPHERE

  1. 7-8Race Day and Pulse3K
  2. 9Early bird registration open for Oxford Half Marathon 2012
  3. 10Daylight Night Time Run
  4. 11-12Half Marathon and Running4Women, Windsor
  5. 13Be an Early Bird for the Great Scottish Run
  6. 14Night Running for the five Senses
  7. 15Challenge Roth; super event on 8 July 2012
  8. 16Styrkeproven - bicycle showdown
  9. 17Ironman Austria - booked up in no time
  10. 18The Intelligent Sport UK Challenge - 3 days of adrenalin fuelled adventure
  11. 19-20Karrimor Great Trail Challenge
  12. 21-22Birthplace of triathlon gives amateurs opportunity to compete in same venue as world's best athletes
  13. 23-24Chester half marathon & marathon
  14. 25Stuttgart: Great Scenery
  15. 26Princes Trust Palace to Palace race through Warwickshire Countryside
  16. 27-28Robin Hood Marathon/Half Marathon
  17. 29-30Marie Curie Cancer Care Etape Pennines

FUTURE EVENTS SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE

  1. 31Marathon more than a Race
  2. 32NEWS IN BRIEF
  3. 33-34Gold Coast – perfect for a mid winter marathon
  1. 35Upcoming Events Listing

 

Dear All

 

Welcome to the April/May issue of PACE which finds all the Northern Hemisphere runners starting to enjoy the light nights and train outside, whilst all of you in the Southern Hemisphere will be giving up on those early morning runs and retreating to the gym – or maybe not for the more hardy among us?

 

We're always on the look out for inspiring features, so if you know any person or charity that's responsible for motivating you, please get in touch (click here).

 

Thank you for continuing to read PACE magazine and if you've any Handy Hints, tips or interesting articles you'd like featured, feel free to contact us (click here).

 

Happy Training.

 

 

Karen Parry

Editor


 

 

It was not his first Bath Half Marathon but it was a first apparently trapped in a cage carried by a giant ape. Mike Pakeman and his mates ran to raise money for the Royal Marines Charitable Trust Fund. Spectators were encouraged to donate GBP10 for injured Royal Marines and to help release Mike from his cage. Fancy dress is an increasingly popular feature of this event.
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