10k Runs in Brighton

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  Aurore F

  Did the Half Marathon in 2018

  I really like the course itself, around Bewl water. Mostly on a trail, with only a few patches properly wet/slippery, it's a very enjoyable run.I personally liked the absence of distance markers. Disappointed with the food available at checkpoints but that's personal preference.Very disappointed with the finish though. There was barely anything, no celebration and no indication of your time...The start was also a complete shamble, with most runners not knowing where to go after the first mile...

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  Sarah T

  Did the Half Marathon in 2018

  Terrible! It was a hard route due to the combination of trail with road, however, the views along the route were great. The GPS tracking shows the route was a mile over the 1/2 marathon distance, the race started 1/2 hour late due to not enough people checking runners in, the course was over crowded but the worst part of the day was getting to the finish line to be told they had run out of medals!

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  Will F

  Did the Half Marathon in 2018

  The hills are very steep towards the end make sure you train for that. All the hills were right at the end of the course so brace for it.

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  Karly T

  Did the 10k in 2018

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  Abigail T

  Did the 5k Fun Run in 2018

  This was my first ever race! And boy, I don't think the weather got the message, but if anything it made my race what it was, a sub 40" 5K in sideways rain!!! loved it

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  This was my first 10k after 8 months of injury and I entered at the last minute as I have only just become 10k fit.  also my friend was running the half marathon.Redhill Aerodrome is a great setting for the race, although not the easiest of places to find.  It was a scorcher of a day and I hadn’t done my homework about the course in advance of the race.I found the course challenging, as I have already said i’ve only just out of injury and it’s not the easiest of courses in these circumstances, throw in a scorching hot day and even the fittest would find it tough.For the 10k it’s one loop around the country roads which on a cooler day would have been very pleasant, but my fitness kind of tested me after about 5 miles and the hill at the end was in my view quite cruel

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  Not a bad road race round quietish country lanes. Registration was easy and I picked up number on the day.the course was all on roads with a couple of hills but nothing too major compared to where I’m used to running. The heat made it pretty tough though,loads of water stations for the half marathon runners with plastic cups.better signage is needed for the parking as I drove straight past without realising the first time. Also the race was delayed a bit for people to use the toilets, of which there were way too few.nice medal at the end and for the price it was a bargain. I will run it again if I’m in the area.

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  I have run this event (10k distance) for the second consecutive year. I think it's a very nice event, quite well organised and enjoyable.Pros: plenty of parking space, 3 water stations, marshalls at every corner, nice medal, bib number with chip sent via post before the event, good value for money.Cons: car park should be better sign posted, course is challenging with numerous ups and downs and one killing hill close to the end, roads are open to traffic and you need to rely on drivers being kind and careful, very little local support.

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  Andy G

  Did the 10k in 2018

  A really lovely course, along the sea front. The only bad points were it's not a closed off course so there are cyclists, dog walkers, and all manner of pedestrians to dodge around who were completely oblivious to the event. It's only a smallish event, so it's not gonna be as high profile as the larger, well known events, so it's to be expected.

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  Sarah K

  Did the 10k in 2018

  It was my first ever running event so I dont have anything to compare it with. I enjoyed it but felt there was quite a bit of disorganisation. There was huge confusion to where the starting line was but apart from that, it didnt put me off. There was only one water stop but in fairness it was hotter than expected. I would do it again for sure and enjoyed the day.

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  Joanna H

  Did the 10k in 2018

  Organisation was appalling. Confused start with entire race being ran into the paths of pedestrians, cyclists and elderly walkers. Very dangerous.Massive lack of water on a hot day, no km markers and a finish line I shared with a confused cyclist.I had to find someone to get a non event medal.Bad reviews year after year. I wish I had read them first.Avoid this one. Dreadful.

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  A very well organised event. For my first half marathon I thought it was a good location. Parking very efficient.

  Marshalls fantastic and a very good atmosphere

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  I hate hills so I am really not sure why I entered this race. Everyone that knows me knows I develop hill Tourette’s. However I totally and utterly loved this race. The car park wa easier to find but the long wet grass led to damp trainers before you start. The hill to get to the start line was erm epic!! After that any hill is easy!

  The race briefing was good and the Marshalls were fabulous throughout. Lots of visitors cheering you on. I was one of the last runners doing the 10k, but the Marshalls still cheered you on as of you were the first. The only downside was not having a race finish photo. Runthrough are usually really good for this, but they seemed to be focusing on the faster runners for photos. My only photo was right at the start.

  The finish shirts and medals are unique and great quality.

  I actually can’t wait for the next event to do this again.

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  I don't normally like hills (who does?) and running a road race on a hill is not something I'd normally do but the uniqueness of the Beat Box Hill 10K made me sign up a few days before the event and I was so glad I did.

  Check out my vlog on YouTube to see the event for yourself: https://youtu.be/xsY8ZuXJsCw

  This was the first time the zig zag road to Box Hill had been closed for a running event. We ran down, then up Box Hill twice for the 10K distance. It was a proper challenge and very rewarding to complete it.

  The event was very well organised, the finishing tech t shirt and medal were great and the marshals and rock choir gave great support.

  I really enjoyed the event and will be back again next year.

  There were a few things that I think the organisers could do to make the event even better:

  The parking was in a farmers field at the bottom of Box Hill which was fine but the grass was very long and our shoes were wet before we started the walk to the top of Box Hill. It would be good to get the grass cut next time.
  A better system of getting the runners to line up at the start.
  The road should remain closed for all vehicles (including cyclists) until the end of the 10K. There were cyclists going down the hill at speed whilst runners were on their second decent. Not good!

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  Did the event in 2017

  This event provides the opportunity to run either 10k or 10 miles.I've run the 10k race in each of the last 3 years and think its probably been my favourite 10k event. Its a challenging, undulating route over mixed terrain, but suitable for all, and the bluebells look amazing.There is no medal but you do recieve free professional photos.

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  Did the event in 2018

  Nice flat course taking in Worthing prom. Two good water stations with bottled water. Which was great as it was a very hot still day. Very well organised considering the amount of people running. Handy having pacers too. Awesome medal as well!

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  This was the first time I had run this event and I had the pleasure of pacing my brother round his first race so I took it a bit easier than usual. This allowed me to take in all the sights and sounds of this lovely race.There was plenty of cheap, local parking which was easy to access before a short walk to the race village on the seafront. There were plenty of portaloos which is always a good sign! We didn't use the baggage drop but there was one available before lining up to start.Although there were no official pens there were large signs showing estimated finish times and I didn't find it too congested when we started in the 60 minute area. The field strung out pretty quickly after the start.There could have done with being some more speakers further down the start area, as unless you were at the sharp end nothing could properly be heard.The course itself was an out and back taking in some seafront and a couple of residential streets and a park/field area. It was all on closed roads and the local support was fantastic, as well as the marshals who were great.There were two water stations on course with water in sports bottles.The course was flat and fast and I will be coming back next year to try for a quicker time.The medal was great and the offer of free photographs sounded good, but when they were released there were two of me, but none of my brother who was slightly disappointed!Overall a great event that I would highly recommend.

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  I reallly enjoyed this run, it was fast and flat and the local support was fabulous! Huge thanks to the lady with a hosepipe half way round!It is an out and back route and easy to navigate! I didnt hear a race briefing, but the information leaflet told me everything I needed to know. And the medal is very pretty! I would reccomened this run to anyone, advanced runner or beginner . Througherly enjoyable.

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  Did the event in 2017

  An almost ideal race to go for a 10k PB, why?1) It's a flat out and back west from Hove Lawns to Shoreham Port and back, with a hassle free chicane you deal with twice and one dead turn at 5k.2) The field is top class so be sure to find yourself being dragged along (top 100 finshers go sub-40) or inpired by some impressive performances by the front runners.3) Minor point, but the organisation is straightforward.  Register online, number posted, turn up to start line with 10 mins to go.Only one negative point but worth noting.  A seafront race is likely to be affected by wind so be prepared for one half of your race to be trickier than the first.

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  Did the event in 2018

  A really lovely course with a great crowd over the whole course.

  Parking was well marshalled by the cadets. It was just getting out of the car park which was difficult.

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  First time doing my most local race! Nice course taking in a lot of Bognor prom. Would have been tough on a windy day but this year was overcast and not too hot. Well organised and friendly atmosphere.

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  Did the event in 2018

  Arrived with 40 minutes spare to collect race numbers, however this was not enough time.  Very poorly organised when collecting the numbers, the half marathon and the 10K had to be delayed, and a few people ended up starting with the wrong groups.  Also, they did run out of medals, so some people missed out. A nice route once it got going, however the course was still open to everyone, including cyclists and walkers, some of whom were not very keen to move out of the way for the runners.I have heard that the numbers will be posted in future, so I would be happy to take part again.  A pretty, reasonably flat course.

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  This was my first time at bewl water, I arrived with plenty of time and strolled down to race hq. The half was due to begin at 1000hrs but there were so many people queuing up to receive bib and ankle tag that the start of the race was delayed by 30 mins.I was about 20 meters from the start line and I couldn’t here what was being said on the loud speaker, to the point most of us were unaware the race had started.Once the race started I really enjoyed it, it was 90% on trails and some small road sections. The second half of the marathon seemed to have lots of ups that dragged on for too long and a killer hill at mile 12!! The drinks stations were really good and had juice, water, tail wind, haribo etc.Lovely downhill stretch to the finish and a great medal. Not a PB course in my opinion but I really enjoyed it and will be back next year.

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  Second year for me and thoroughly enjoyed it once again. The course is around the beautiful Bewl water reservoir venturing onto some of the small roads where the track leaves the reservoir. It is a very tough course in my view as not as flat as you might think, the hills are mostly in the last quarter of the run, just when your legs are tired. Feed stations are plentiful with a good section of fluids and snacks. My only worry this year was the sheer number of people attending the various events (~780) which lead to issues with the registration process and ultimately the race start time being pushed back 30mims - lesson learnt I guess in terms of number of people available at registration desk.  Great bespoke medal for all finishers  Would I do it again, definitely!

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  Did the event in 2018

  It was a road half marathon in laps. I don't generally do this type of race but I gave it a go. Weather wasn't great so you were very exposed out on the course. Parking was good although it wasn't well signposted until you were at the car park. There were pop up shops which was good but they could have had more food and drink sellers. There were few places to keep out of the elements, luckily we gate crashed the run mummy run section. It was 5 laps for the half marathon and you started half way round the course. It could have done with some kind of entertainment such as band eat round the course as there was nobody expect Marshalls until you came back to the stadium start line where spectators were. The half marathon also started last so you had minimal spectators hanging around mainly because of the weather I expect.perhaps they could start the half first next time as the field becomes pr try spread out so it wouldn't really impact on the 10 km race or the children's race.. Medal and t shirt and goody bag were of good quality. It would have been nice to have a different medal or ribbon for each of the distances . All in all a good inaugural race .

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  I was a bit worried about doing a 5 lap Half Marathon as I've previously struggled with a lapped 10km, however it was actually really good to know exactly what the conditions would be for the next four laps and helped me to mentally prepare and also speed up on the downhill/back wind parts of the course in order to make up time on the more challenging parts!

  It was great to run past the start/finish area multiple times as the crowds were enthusiastic and there was a commentator and water station situated here. Marshalls were enthusiastic despite the weather and it was good to have loud encouragement and music halfway round the course as it can get lonely away from the spectators.

  Despite the bad weather, everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves and the race HQ was well organised with plenty of space for runners and spectators to shelter from the rain. The pop-up shops were great as it provided a chance to 'try before you buy' from brands that only sell online.

  There was plenty of snacks and hot/cold drinks available to purchase, free pre- and post-race massages, and the goodie bags were good quality - water, bananas, protein balls, jelly beans, etc.

  The medal is unique - ties in with the motoring theme - and it's always nice to get a finishers' tee included!!

  The only downside I found was the lack of briefing before the race start. Email correspondence before the day was good, but a verbal reminder, especially on a lapped course, would have been helpful at the start line.

  Although not the cheapest, I would recommend this race to anyone as it is relatively flat and fast, the course is unique and the 12 o'clock start time meant no super early wake up! I would definitely consider returning.

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  A great event on the Goodwood motor circuit. I have to admit it was a bit boring to complete 5 laps of the same track to cover the half marathon distance but it was great to see the people cheering each lap in the pit-stops despite the cold windy weather. Because of the laps, it means we could pass the water station 5 times too.
  The location was easy to find and had plenty of parking just outside of the circuit with marshals in place.
  No problems at the start and we didn't have to queue up too long to go to the toilet (usually a problem in many events).
  The goodie bag and the t-shirt were also nice. There were a good number of pacers available too.

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  I really enjoy the races put on by We Run They Run I Run, so I was looking forward to the first Decoy Dash! Great pre-race email as always with clear instructions for race day. Lots of parking, and an easy to find and always friendly Race HQ. The race started with a lap of the running track, then off onto two laps of a mostly off-road course. The course includes fields, woodland paths and the odd bit of pavement, with marshals checking the one road crossing and any trickier parts of the course. The course was well laid out, with spray paint arrows to help keep on track.  A lovely little 10k, which I really enjoyed. I’ll definitely be back next year!

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  Situated in and around Hampden Park in East Sussex, this 10K trail race is flat and fast as trail races go. Despite the name, there are no obstacles to jump over or avoid, thankfully.This short race begins and ends at Eastbourne Sports Park so toilets, changing facilities and car parking are well provisioned. If you are coming by train, the Sports Park is a 10 minute walk from the station. Lockers are available for a refundable £1.00 or if you wish you can drop your bag behind some chairs in the room by the athletics track. Race numbers are collected on the day and the race is not chip timed.The race began with a 3/4 lap of the athletics track before veering off onto the grass playing fields, which consisted of a full lap around.Back onto a concrete path, we then headed into Hampton Park itself. Orange and white arrows spray painted on the ground guided us, along with the occasional signpost. On the  course there were four marshalls positioned at various junctions and at the single road crossing.The slightly inclined wooden bridge followed by downward steps presented the only real elevation changes to what otherwise was a very flat course. Back through the Sports Park carpark and onto the grass for the water station which marked the halfway point and the start of the second lap. Water was provided in plastic cups.At the end of the second lap we were guided back onto the athletics track for another fast 3/4 lap round to the finish. Water and a medal greeted us as we crossed the line. For £17.00 unaffiliated, this is very much at the cheap and cheerful end of the race spectrum. The medal isn’t the best bling you’ll receive but you get one nonetheless. This very much has the feel of a club run with a small field of 135 runners who were all very friendly and welcoming. It’s not a bad choice for a training run in my humble opinion.

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  Michael B

  Did the 42k in 2018

  This was a really really frustrating "race". For 45 it left a lot to be desired. It could have been so much more. And having to buy a map of the course on top was a rather cheeky. Expensive for what you get. The course could have been amazing and it did take in some lovely places, however it was really really poorly marked in places, and there were no marshalls other than on the 6 aid stations. ( It was very very hot and these should have been increased in the conditions). There needed to be marshalls on the road crossings to increase safety. Plus marshalls at confusing points along the course. There were lots of people who got lost a number of times, due to poor marking. It isn't sufficient that the course markers know it, they need to consider people who come aren't local. There needed to be arrows on the ground pointing the runners the right was, not just dots of chalk after a junction and wrong way markings need placing to stop runners going wrong. Runners go quickly and don't want to stop. A bespoke medal with the T-shirt would make this more value

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  Did the event in 2018

  There's something very British about runners dressing up and drinking wine in the surrey countryside. Having ran this previously I enjoyed the route change. There are plenty of Marshalls and supporters . The drink stops become rather congested at times. Not sure what the solution is to solve this. The bands seems to have reduced this year which is a shame but nev the less everyone had a great time. When you finish you collect your medal and you get a hog roast or a veggie alternative and another drink of your choice. Thankfully the weather was good and everyone say around on the grass enjoying themselves. Not sure what would have happened if the weather wasn't as kind. The vineyard also provide a discount in their shop which is great to take home some of the fab wines you sampled on the course. Everything works really well. Minimal queues for toilets, bag collection etc. The scenery is great and everyone who doesn't know the area is really taken in by it all.

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  This was my first time running in this race after hearing nothing but good things about it last year.

  The course was set in and around the Denbies Vine Yard with great views.

  We started our day with a great bacon bap in the café (you need to have a good feed before you start).

  Collecting our race numbers was easy as was the bag drop, and the start area was clearly marked.

  The first 2 stops were well stocked with both the wine and snacks. once we reached the 3rd the cakes has run out and the wine was flowing less than the others. Pitstop 4 had normal service resumed but this time with Wine and energy snacks and gels.

  The last stop was busy with a live band, red and sparkling wine and a great atmosphere, time at this stop does fly as you can get carried away here.

  The course however did come up short by 1/2 a mile but for those who were on the wine I don't think they cared one bit.

  The finishers medal and T-shirt were nice at the end.

  The advertised hog roast was a disappointment but you did also have the chance for another drink with your post race voucher.

  What more do you want after all that running, well of course it was the disco and dancing in the tent.

  Overall a great day out with running friends, and where else do you run with Nuns, Minions, Devil, Grapes Cheerleaders .......

  To sum it up Bonkers

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  Back to it's best! This is my 4th Bacchus and this one was probably the best. I'll be signing up for next year. Here are my highlights:
  1 - The views are stunning (running through Denbies Vinyard, through the North Downs next to Box Hill)
  2 - Great (great!) atmosphere. Everyone was up for it (probably the wine) and 95% in fancy dress. Staff were also brilliant.
  3 - Great music! A marching/drumming band at the start, 2 pipers on base 1, a classy 20's style singer towards the middle and a rock band on the last "concert" station
  4 - Great wine & hog roast at the end. You could sample a different wine on each of the stations and a hog roast at the end (veggie option and pulled port also available). You can also nip into the lovely shop/building and get 20% off everything. My fridge is now full of lovely wine for the weeks ahead!
  5 - Fantastic merch! You get a lovely medal and quality tshirt.
  6 - Celeb stop (not important bit Chris Evans was on the course with Vassos Alexander and the breakfast team.

  The dull bits but important:

  - Didn't have to queue more than 5 mins for a toilet visit (toilets around the route)
  - Plenty food/water (oh, and the wine. Did I mention the wine?) on the stations
  - The staff where excellent. A carnival spirit throughout.
  - Easy venue to get to. We travelled by train this and last year but have taken the car in the past with no problem.
  - Free photos! I've not seen them yet but there where a lot of photographers on the course. Can't wait for them to become available.

  Looking forward to next year!

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  Did the event in 2018

  This was the second time I’ve took part in this race, and I’m happy to say it was an amazing experience again.
  It is tough, but the relaxed nature of the event and the number of people mean even if you plod along you’ll never be lonely. If you’re a quicker runner I’d strongly suggest you work your way to the front at the start line as there’s a few bottle necks in the first 10k .
  The views are simply stunning around the course,which make all the hills seem worth it. The aid stations are well stocked, with an extra special station just past half way.
  The medals are lovely, and a baked spud, beans & sausage layed on in the school at the end free to runners is a nice touch. This is now an annual event for me and couldn’t recommend it enough, though the weathers always been kind to me thus far...

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  My wife and I, our son and his girlfriend, all signed up for this with some trepidation, as the Mount of climbing is outrageous! Registration on the day was quick & more loos than I expected, a good start. It was freezing, 2c with North wind from the artic, apparently. After the gun you run up a very steep, grassy slope, but you actually walk as it is too congested to run (glad to save the energy.) On top of the downs, the views were spectacular & inspiring and thankfully the sun appeared to help counter the bitter wind. The whole trail route was awesome with lots of challenges, both up and down. The marshalls and the four feed stations were great, even tried the famed sausage rolls! There were jelly babies, Mars bars, biscuits etc. As this marathon includes nearly 4000ft of climbing, it is neccesary to take on some solids to help you survive. The first half is hard enough, but the second half includes the many steep steps, the 7 sisters and other up hills. The majority partially walk up the steepest hills, as the aim is to finish, not to get a PB. Again, the views over the cliffs and inland was something you will not forget, we were lucky to have a very clear day. The last mile or so was gratefully descending, but care is needed running down the last bit to the finish as it is very steep. Great crowds by the finish too & was very happy to cross the line in 5.24 as I was thinking 6 hours would be good. I unexpectedly loved every minute of this terrific trail marathon. Cannot fault anything. This and the Athens marathon will certainly be up there for all time favourites & good memories. Enter & you won't be sorry, such an achievement

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• R

  Did the event in 2018

  Wow, what an amazing trail marathon, stunning scenery, tough terrain, great marshals, good local support and just a fabulous race to have completed.
  With just short of 4000 ft of climbing, its tough but the camaraderie from other runners makes this such a friendly marathon. Well stocked, encouraging refreshments enroute.
  This for me was not a normal race, where do you see so many people walking and chatting as they negotiate the uphills, then start running the minute the hill levels off. Where if you pass someone struggling up yet another hill, you provide encouragement and support and check they really are ok. I stopped too many times to mention to take in the view and take a photograph on my phone and just be grateful that someone took the time to plan such a route.
  When you tell others you are running Beachy Head Marathon, they look at you in awe and then check your mental health. Every one knows that the 'Seven Sisters' are more than 7 hills and I was warned not to count & as they come in the final stage of the marathon, I was grateful for the warning.
  I really can't sum up why I loved this race so much but I did and although in no hurry to run again and believe me, many do, it I could not highly recommend it enough. I am so proud of myself for finishing and in not too slow a time and the medal is pretty cool too.

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  Martin F

  Did the Half Marathon in 2018

  An excellent charity event, nice and flat so appealing for a fast time. Wind was tough and challenging. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Excellently organised.

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  Benjamin B

  Did the Half Marathon in 2018

  Tough in wind but well organised event, good atmosphere

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  Craig F

  Did the Half Marathon in 2018

  Although a flat course I founs this very tough due to running against a strong wind on the sea front!.

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  Lucy B

  Did the Half Marathon in 2018

  I really enjoyed this. It was really well organised, brilliantly marshalled and signposted. It was a bit hilly but that was part of the fun! Im definitely doing it again this year. After some hill training!!

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• R

  Did the event in 2017

  This was my first year running Littlehampton 10K - we had an amazing time.We were very lucky with the weather. The course started and finished on the seafront - which gave beautiful views, especially with that sun shining. It was a flat course as well which was lovely!We turned up super early (6am boat over from the Isle of Wight, with a 40 mile drive from the ferry port). The course was still being set up, but en route we could see the traffic management for road closures looked very well organised. Free parking too! There were portaloos, with a set of public toilets close as well. There was also cafes (one of which had donated a free hot drink voucher in every finishers goody bag).There was a water station just over half way round, who then moved to the other side of the road, to catch you within your last mile! There was also a water station and snacks at the end, your goody bag and of course the lovely medal! I even took advantage of the free sports massage (my calf was awful the whole way round) and today it's helped to ease the pain! We were a team of 4, who are excited to return next year!

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• R

  Did the event in 2017

  A local event for me. The route changed in 2016 and for the better. The route dead flat for PB opportunities. You head in and out of streets which has a great support for 80% of the route. Around the 1/2 mark, there was a steel band as you run around the lake. It was brilliant. The home 3/4 of a mile will more likely be into headwind due to prevailing conditions. Final 1/2 mile the support is great. The medal is great as in the goodie bag, a free hot drink from a local cafe, big bag of haribo too. A great opportunity for a PB. Well worth the £18 ish to register

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