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COURSEINFORMATIONAll you need to know about the new Asda Foundation Sheffield 10K route
RACE GUIDE 30TH OCTOBER 2016
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SHEFFIELD 10K
FULL EVENT TIMETABLE INSIDE
See our event timetable on page 2
EVENT TIMETABLE
WELCOME
WHAT WILL BE INCLUDED IN MY RACE PACK?
Your Race Number
• Don’t worry if your race pack seems a little light. Your race number already has your timing chip attached to it, and there is a tear-off baggage strip at the bottom.
• Please make sure it is worn as issued, fixed to the front of your T-shirt or running vest and is clearly visible. You will need your number to use the baggage store and to gain access to the assembly zones.
Please do not swap or pass on your race number – we will not know who to contact in an emergency if you do. Any runners doing so will be disqualified.
Make sure you write your name, emergency contact details and any medical information – including medication you may be taking – on the back of the number. If you have any conditions we need to be aware of, please mark a red cross clearly on the front top right hand corner of your race number.
Before you drop your kit off at the baggage store, please tear off the baggage label from your race number and fix it securely to your bag. Please note that baggage is left at your own risk and the organisers shall not be held liable for loss or damage.
If you have any questions, please get in touch. It’s one less thing to do on race morning.
Email: [email protected]
Welcome everyone to the all-new Asda Foundation Sheffield 10K.
This exciting new event further expands the successful Asda Foundation 10K series which, along with Sheffield, now features charity road runs in Lincoln, Nottingham, Hull, Burnley, Leeds, York and Bury.
We’re really looking forward to the series debut in Sheffield – as we hope are you. Whatever your ambition, whether that’s beating your personal best, or raising funds for your favourite cause, we hope you achieve everything you set out to.
Over the last four years more than 100,000 people have signed up for at least one of these amazing 10Ks – a huge well done on being one of them!
Enjoy your day.
A very warm welcome to all participants taking part in the very first Asda Foundation Sheffield 10K.
This exciting new charity road race promises to further enhance Sheffield’s reputation as the UK’s city of sport.
We are delighted to be working again with Jane Tomlinson’s Run For All, the organisation behind the highly successful Yorkshire Half Marathon-Sheffield, and we know that participants can look forward to another fantastic event.
Congratulations to everyone taking part, whether your aim is to simply get around, raise money for charity, or to set a new PB, we wish you the very best of luck.
Councillor Julie DoreLeader of Sheffield City Council
THINGS TO LOOK OUT FOR
7.30AM Race office,
baggage store & assembly open
9.15AMWarm up
8.45AMRunners to make their way to their assembly zones
9.30AM Race start
1. Pre and post-event atmosphere in Tudor Square Soak up the buzz and music pre-race, and find the all important race office located on Tudor Square. Baggage and toilets can be found on Surrey Street.
2. Getting there and parking For details of getting to the venue and where to park click here. Remember that the clocks go back at midnight the night before, so you get an extra hour in bed!
3. A brand new route for 2016 Newly designed for 2016 this route is challenging whatever your level of fitness. Taking you through the city, the course skirts the fabulous botanical gardens and Endcliffe Vale Park.
4. Medal engraving Asda Foundation will be offering FREE medal engraving so you have a very special memento to take home – find them in Tudor Square.
5. Make a day of it Why not make a day of it and visit the vast selection of coffee shops and restaurants in Sheffield after your run, have a wander through the Winter Gardens or visit the Botanical Gardens on the outskirts of the city.
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• Please assemble according to the predicted finish time you gave when registering. Your assembly zone is not displayed on your race number. The location of the assembly area on Arundel Gate and Norfolk Street is shown on the start map overleaf, and will be clearly signed on the day.
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Don’t forget – the clocks go back on Saturday 29th October!
START/FINISH MAP
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EVENT FACILITIES
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2. Baggage – Our baggage store is located on Surrey Street. Please ensure your bags are dropped in good time to make your way to your assembly zone.
3. Race Office – You can find the race office in Tudor Square. This will be open from 12pm to 3pm on Saturday and 7.30am on race day. You do not need to register on the day.
4. Event Village – Playing host to our wonderful partner charities, and our very own Jane Tomlinson Appeal. For more information on our partner charities, please click here.
5. Massage – Available for that all important rub down once you’ve finished.
6. Goody Bag – A goody bag awaits for each finisher, please be sure to only take one.
7. Family & Friends Meeting Point – Tudor Square, hosting our event village, is the perfect place to meet friends and family post-race.
8. Assembly Zone – Assembly will be on Arundel Gate and Norfolk Street. Please assemble according to the predicted finish time you gave when registering. Your assembly zone is not displayed on your race number. In addition, there will be areas for participants that are not sure of their finish time, but consider themselves ‘runners’, ‘joggers’ or ‘walkers’.
9. Medal Engraving – Find the Asda Foundation engraving station in Tudor Square, offering FREE medal engraving.S
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THE COURSE
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
performers and entertainment throughout, you won’t be short of encouragement!
Locations of course facilities are approximate. For more details about the course, please visit runforall.com.
WHAT WE ASK OF YOU
PLEASE LISTEN TO THE INSTRUCTIONS OF RACE MARSHALS AND POLICE ON ROUTE.
Most of the route will be traffic-free, although vehicles may at times be using the same road and separated from runners by cones.
IF YOU NEED TO WALK AT ANY POINT, IT’S NOT A PROBLEM.
However, please be considerate to other runners and move to the side of the route, and avoid walking in large groups that may be difficult to overtake.
If you need to drop out, please try to make your way to one of the clearly marked retiree points or a first aid point on route and give your race number to a race marshal. If you need to get to the finish area, we’ll arrange transport for you as soon as possible.
We’ve previously discouraged people from wearing headphones for safety reasons. However, there is now an option that allows you to enjoy your music and still hear everything around you including marshal instructions, emergency vehicles and fellow competitors.
Aftershokz is the official headphone provider of the Asda Foundation Sheffield 10K. Aftershokz sit comfortably in front of the ear and use bone conduction to deliver sound through the cheekbones to your inner ear.
Please use the voucher code RFA16 for £10 off any Aftershokz model – visit www.aftershokz.co.uk for more details.
The Asda Foundation Sheffield 10K is licensed under the UK Athletics Road Race/Multi Terrain Rules for Competition and operates in accordance with the licence requirements. UKA Licence No: 2016-16947.
TECHNICALITY ALERT - AFFILIATION
£10DISCOUNT
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KM flags will be prominently displayed around the course.
Bottled water – kindly provided by the Please be considerate of runners behind you and throw empty bottles into the bins provided.
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Fixed First Aid stations, with roaming medical provision across the course should you fall into difficulty.
Residents of Sheffield come out in force, to line Ecclesall Road. Our partner charities occupy a vibrant series of cheer points across the course, and with bands, street
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TOP TIPS1. As race day approaches, make sure you
have trained in the kit you intend to wear so you know it doesn’t chafe or give you blisters. Race day is not the time to break in new shoes!
2. Visualise race day in training: See yourself running a strong race and one where you achieve your personal targets. Being mentally fit will allow your body to perform.
NUTRITION
BE PREPARED
JOIN THE CONVERSATION
1. Maintain a normal high carbohydrate training diet in the week up to the race. Whatever your breakfast choice on the morning of the event, try it ahead of your long training runs. You’ll need food that settles well and fuels you.
2. Practice drinking on training runs – hydration is a fine balance. Don’t start the event dehydrated, but ensure you drink through the event according to your thirst. You may not need to drink at every drinks station.
Be organised and equipped: Check the weather forecast, and ensure you have the right kit in your bag. Leave plenty of time to get to the start, so you can stay relaxed, calm and focussed.
1Find your motivation: Whatever your reason or reasons for running, remind yourself of them regularly and never lose sight of what crossing that finish line means to you.
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Let us know how your training’s going, meet your fellow runners and find out the latest news by following us on Twitter @runforall or like our Facebook page Jane Tomlinson’s Run For All.
TRAINING
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OUR PARTNER CHARITIES
OFFICIAL SUPPORTERS AND MEDIA PARTNERS
The Asda Foundation Sheffield 10K is a not-for-profit event with all proceeds after the staging of the event going to charity. You can choose to raise funds for the Jane Tomlinson Appeal, any of our official partner charities or any other charity or good cause which is close to your heart. Click on the partner charity’s logo to find out more and request a fundraising pack.
Good luck from the Run For All team, we hope you have a fantastic day!
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