Training
We have several training sessions each week. Our main meeting is the Thursday evening run from Godalming (trail during the summer and on road during the darker winter months).
Tuesday evenings are for our performance training sessions, alternating between the Charterhouse track and the hills of Godalming. Sunday mornings are time for a longer trail run, usually leaving from Godalming town centre.
Please do feel free to come along to two or three runs before joining the club.
Juniors
Waverley Harriers also has an active Junior athletics section for children.
The Juniors train on a Tuesday evening. During the summer months we train for track and field at Charterhouse school. For the winter months we train indoors. We also compete in the Wessex track & field league and the Border cross-country league.
Couch to 5k
Never run before? Want to start running?
We aim to run two ‘Couch to 5k’ groups each year for complete beginners to running. The group starting in autumn 2019 is now fully subscribed, with our next group planned for spring 2020. We'll post more details here once 2020 registrations are open.
In the meantime Godalming leisure centre runs regular C25k groups and other groups are advertised on runtogether. Many of our members get started themselves via the C25k app. We hope to see you running soon!
Latest Posts
On the Spot – Kirsty Smith
When did running begin for you? When I was at University. Second year came around and I became a lot more conscious that I was drinking and eating a lot, but not really moving a lot. One of my housemates had just started running, so we went together, running and walking our way around a […]
The Rye Ancient Trails 30k and 15k – Tanya Boardman
The Rye Ancient Trails 30k and 15k The Rye Ancient Trails has been designed by top runners Sam Murphy and Jeff Pyrah to take in the best of the local trails. Starting in Rye Town Centre to the sound of the Town Crier, the route starts with a tour of the town, escaping through the […]
On the Spot – Bill Fordham
When did running begin for you? I watched the first London Marathon on television in 1981 and thought that I would like to have a go at it. I had never run before (being particularly adept at dodging the dreaded school runs around Clapham Common) but got an entry for the 1983 event and surprised […]
On the Spot – Kat Hobbs
When did running begin for you? I used to run at school, I really enjoyed cross country races but then quickly decided that I enjoyed socialising, drinking and smoking more. Why do you run? I quit smoking about 4 years ago and put on a stone in a week! I decided dieting wasn’t for me […]