Post by CoachElsabé on Dec 28, 2013 18:06:50 GMT 2
Date: 15 January 2014
Time: 19h00
Organisers: Krugersdorp Road Runners
Distance: 15; 5;
Province: Central Gauteng
Start: President Hyper
Pretoria Street
Krugersdorp
Enquiries:
Contact 1: Sharlene Gagiano
(C) 083-5129640
(Email) info@krugersdorproadrunners.co.za
(Website) www.krugersdorproadrunners.co.za
Contact 2: Chris Smit
(C) 083-5191286
Entry Details:
www.enteronline.co.za
Late entries are accepted at the start from 17h30. Blind runners and Grand Masters enjoy free entry.
Walkers are Welcome
Route Description:
Difficulty Rating: 4. Route Type: Out and back
Krugersdorp may well be appreciated for its beautiful suburbs and breathtaking views. Krugersdorp is also notorious for its stern and testing hills. This may well be a night race but expect a challenge.
Most of the hard climbing takes place between the first and the ninth marker boards. That translates into more than half the race. The entire event is not all about sweat and grind however, and the following three kilometres to the 12-kilometre mark features a long and pleasant downhill canter. The closing stages are also flat and easy, a nice way to round off the evening.
Time: 19h00
Organisers: Krugersdorp Road Runners
Distance: 15; 5;
Province: Central Gauteng
Start: President Hyper
Pretoria Street
Krugersdorp
Enquiries:
Contact 1: Sharlene Gagiano
(C) 083-5129640
(Email) info@krugersdorproadrunners.co.za
(Website) www.krugersdorproadrunners.co.za
Contact 2: Chris Smit
(C) 083-5191286
Entry Details:
www.enteronline.co.za
Late entries are accepted at the start from 17h30. Blind runners and Grand Masters enjoy free entry.
Walkers are Welcome
Route Description:
Difficulty Rating: 4. Route Type: Out and back
Krugersdorp may well be appreciated for its beautiful suburbs and breathtaking views. Krugersdorp is also notorious for its stern and testing hills. This may well be a night race but expect a challenge.
Most of the hard climbing takes place between the first and the ninth marker boards. That translates into more than half the race. The entire event is not all about sweat and grind however, and the following three kilometres to the 12-kilometre mark features a long and pleasant downhill canter. The closing stages are also flat and easy, a nice way to round off the evening.