SPRINT Issue 63 - Spring 2018
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CHAIRMAN’S CHATTER<br />
ALL CHANGE PLEASE, ALL CHANGE<br />
Well this last couple of months have seen a few<br />
changes in our club, some big, some small and some<br />
will be missed and some welcomed with open arms.<br />
Firstly, a change to the author of the opening section<br />
of this great publication, Chairman Ingham has been<br />
replaced with a younger, taller, better looking and far<br />
more modest Chairman. I would like to lead the thanks to Paul and<br />
everything he has done for the club in the role of Chairman, 95% of you will<br />
have no idea about the work that Paul put in behind the scenes to ensure the<br />
smooth running of the club. I think I can speak for everyone when I say Paul,<br />
you were amazing, if not fantastic, or maybe marvellous, or which every<br />
‘Inghamism’ we wish to use! Thanks Paul… you’d make a good Chairman you<br />
know!<br />
It’s great to see new faces giving up time to sit on our club committee, long<br />
standing and new members of the club alike. This mix allows new ideas to<br />
come to the fore and allow our club to move forward while keeping the ethos<br />
of the club at its heart.<br />
We have 30% more members than at this point last year, a huge growth in<br />
new runners to the club. We try to ensure we are a friendly, competitive club<br />
that gives runners of all ages and abilities a place to pursue their individual<br />
goals while making new friends and having a lot of fun. When I first joined<br />
the club, I was told that my background of team sports would not be useful in<br />
a running club as it was an individual sport but over that time we have<br />
created a club atmosphere and a team mentality. The growing number of<br />
socials match the growing number of people attending training nights.<br />
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