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Aug 2011
2:31pm, 30 Aug 2011
281 posts
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Traviss
Think of it as an extra incentive! lol
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Aug 2011
8:19pm, 31 Aug 2011
23,662 posts
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Foxy Davy
if i wasn't already a club member £15 to be an affiliated 100 club member is a bargain. My club is £25 every 6 months !!! & i also pay £10 to the 100 club per year, but as stated changing is a nightmare !!
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Aug 2011
8:56pm, 31 Aug 2011
10,855 posts
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Fenland Runner
Foxy, change clubs, my club has a renewal fee per annum of around £10 
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Aug 2011
9:44pm, 31 Aug 2011
1,590 posts
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Anna Bomb
Foxy changing clubs is not a nightmare as long as your original club don't decide to be arsey, I swapped earlier this year, all done and dusted in a month
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Sep 2011
5:41am, 1 Sep 2011
9,014 posts
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Naomi P
My club change from FERC to the 100 Club was initiated in early march and is still going on. It's much easier when both clubs involved are well established and organised, both FERC and the 100 Club have had a lot of committee changes recently. I am slightly regretting my choice of club now though. Oh well, too late, can't face a 6 month+ transfer period again!
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Sep 2011
8:14am, 1 Sep 2011
10,106 posts
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fetcheveryone
Naomi - have we done everything necessary at our end? IMHO, the transfer process is a bit archaic, although I'm sure we probably laboured through it a bit. Considering what's on the form, it's hardly rocket surgery for UKA to offer an online equivalent, which would speed things up no end.
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Sep 2011
8:53am, 1 Sep 2011
9,015 posts
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Naomi P
Hello Mr Fetch. I'll email you rather than clog up the thread. Thanks!
Thoroughly agree on online transfers.
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Sep 2011
1:05pm, 1 Sep 2011
23,664 posts
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Foxy Davy
My club are very supportive & happy to be a member, we are having an AGM to discuss reducing fees in 2 weeks time.
Does seem in most instances to be a nightmare process of resigning & stating why etc....We need a transfer window ?
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Sep 2011
1:23pm, 1 Sep 2011
220 posts
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pikeman
I'm running the Wolverhampton marathon at the weekend, never ran it before any thoughts on it.... Good, Bad, hilly, flat ??
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Sep 2011
1:29pm, 1 Sep 2011
36,333 posts
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plodding hippo
two lap, secong lap very quite as you lose the half marathon
theyve changed the course so less hills but a weird loopy bit through a park
two significant hills, well, four, as you do it twice
Long hill at mile 4 and a short sharp nasty one at 12
Very urban landscape
oh, and you go round west park THREE times, which is fine until the third time
I always want to cheat at that point!
Think it will be my seventh time
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