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Welcome to the Dark Peak
Dark Peak Fell Runners is an athletics club for (mostly) hill & mountain running. The club is based in Sheffield and although the majority of the 300+ membership is local, the famous brown vest has migrated as far New Zealand. The club caters for a wide range of running interests and abilities, from short local races to ultra distance events, with some individuals achieving success in the English and British championships. The club thrives on minimal organisation and if you have a slightly anarchic sense of humour and an appetite to compete in unusual events, you will feel at home with people of a similar disposition.
Fell running has a culture for individuals to take personal responsibility for safety when out on the hills, as terrain and weather conditions can be severe. Therefore it is expected that you assess your own physical ability, mountain craft skills, clothing and equipment before going for a run.
Fell running has a culture for individuals to take personal responsibility for safety when out on the hills, as terrain and weather conditions can be severe. Therefore it is expected that you assess your own physical ability, mountain craft skills, clothing and equipment before going for a run.
Reproduced with kind permission from the FRA and Don Booth, originally published in The Fellrunner, the magazine of the Fell Runners Association (issue 126, spring 2020). If you want to receive regular copies of the Fellrunner magazine then please join …
Now that the lock down restrictions have eased somewhat, it is permissible for us to stage races so long as they are time trials, thereby allowing social distancing to be maintained. I am therefore organising a weekly time trial from …
News from Kev Borman that his book Beyond The Dark Peak: Writing From The Mountains' is on offer at Amazon as a Kindle book this week:He says:I know some already have a copy of my book 'Beyond The Dark Peak: …
Browell leads the wayCongratulations to Mike Browell for claiming the first completion of Fantasy Fell Race FFR#1. Mike took a break from his intense training schedule on the turbo trainer to finish well clear of a very strong field (maybe). …
As there are going to be absolutely zero fell races for the foreseeable future, Gavin has very rapidly come up with this challenge. Attached are a couple of files with the full game, but briefly here are his instructions:"Clear all …
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