competitive edge


17 SEPTEMBER 10 maggie’s night


hike 2010 Last year more than 2,000 people raised £689,000 for Maggie’s cancer care centres by taking part in the 20- mile London Night Hike. This year, in addition to the 20-mile hike, 10-mile routes will also be available in both London and Glasgow. The shorter routes will take three to six hours to complete. Registration for the 10-mile routes costs £42.50 for individuals and £160 for teams of four to six. Minimum sponsorship is £300 per individual or £1,200 per team. Details: www.maggiescentres.org


The shorter routes will take three to six hours to complete


4–5 SEPTEMBER 10 bank of scotland great scottish run


Glasgow plays host to this year’s event 3, 9 AND 17 OCT 10


men’s health: survival of the fi ttest Men’s Health magazine is looking for the


fi ttest man in the UK over a 10km course. However, the course is no fl at road race. At every kilometre along the way, participants will face tough and engaging obstacles – such as the hay bale scramble and the army assault course – with other mini challenges thrown in here and there for good measure. There are three locations to choose from: Cardiff (3 October), Nottingham (9 October) and Edinburgh (17 October). Up to 10,000 participants are expected across the three venues. Entry costs £36. Details: www.mhsurvival.co.uk


july 2010 © cybertrek 2010


This half-marathon (with a 10km run and junior route running alongside) has been hailed as one of Scotland’s largest mass participation sporting events, with great personal best-breaking potential. 2010 routes have yet to be confi rmed, but the setting is Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city, home to architecture by Rennie Mackintosh and nearby Loch Lomond. Details: www.runglasgow.org


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