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Newest Review: ... a place at Fife Athletics Club, which was held in Kirkcaldy at Balwearie High School. I accepted. I thought I could better my ... more

... running and it sounded like fun. The club was held every Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays between 18:00 - 19:00. My dad used to run me there and sit and watch. This club was a weird place. Suddenly I went from being th e only person with this skill, to being surrounded by people who took it in their stride. I made some good friends here though. Every session was started by a 1 mile jog. This was really to get us warmed up and to stretch...more

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Other clubs: Those were the good old days (1242 words)
by - written on 12/01/02 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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I used to be into Athletics for years. However that ended about 6 years ago, but the club I was a member of was a great place that I felt glad to be part of. The story begins in 1990. Others hopefully will know what I am on about, as I doubt it was only relevant around fife. When the kids of Kinghorn Primary School got to primary 7, there was a chance to represent the school at the local high school - Balwearie, as a Baton Team. This happened every sports day, which was held in June. There were 5 girls picked and 5 boys to make the team - 4 runners and 1 reserve. The slowest out of the 5 was the reserve. You had to be in primary 7 though, for some reason. ... Read the complete review

A day at the palace.... (992 words)
by - written on 31/07/01
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I was rather fortunate last week to get a free ticket to the Norwich Union athletics GP at Crystal Palace.It was billed as one of the best ever in the country with one million pounds budget to lure the big names. It certainly was a big event, which featured just about everyone who’s anyone in the world of track and filed. Everyone from Maurice Green to Marion Jones n the sprint disciplines were there to. Steve Backley and Jonathan Edwards in the domestic field events. It was also great to see the return of El Garouge of Morocco who has been away with one of those long-term injuries. Other greats like Frankie Fredricks and Ato Bolden ran the sprints and ... Read the complete review