Hill Running

Cairn Table

Muirkirk was the setting for another race in the Bog and Burn series of hill races. The Cairn Table race involves  360m of climbing on an out and back course(straight to the top and staight back down again!) with the main hazard being boggy sections on the relatively flattish sections…

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Maddy Moss Hill Race

If it’s Wednesday it must be another Bog & Burn hill race! After taking part in the Rowallan Rosebowl on Tuesday next night Roddy, Mike and I headed off to the Ochil Hills for the Maddy Moss Hill Race, another in the midweek Bog & Burn Hill Race series. For Mike…

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Cort ma Law Hill Race

Report by Mike Corson, our leading uphill runner   For the average runner, hills,  are an occasional Jim Young session in winter, or just something that gets in the way of a pb on a fast 10k course. For some it is the race itself!    Wednesday evening saw three…

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Kilpatrick Hill Race

Next up for Kilmarnock’s growing band of hill runners was the 10.2km Kilpatrick Hill Race, just over the Erskine Bridge. Five Harriers took on this 426m ascent with Stephen Gilmour making another hill debut. This race involves a short road section to start followed by a relatively steep ascent which…

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Highland Fling Relay 2013

  Two years after running the Highland Fling as solo runners John Cairns, Al Murray and Mike Corson were joined by Stephen Gilmour to take the easier option and enter a relay team for the event, a 53 mile run on the southern half of the West Highland Way from…

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Beinn Dubh Hill Race

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Another week, another hill race….this time Beinn Dubh, just outside Luss and the 2nd race in the Bog & Burn Scottish hill race series. Once again Roddy and I made the journey on a beautiful sunny evening (very different from last weeks windswept Kaim Hill), with views of Loch Lomond,…

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Keep calm and run Kaim Hill

  Organiser Scott McKendrick presented  a slightly different race route this year which cut out most of the trod up the side of the glen and instead, took us across the burn after about 100m up the glen, through a kissing gate and diagonally across a field towards Kaim hill. A long…

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