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Track running is associated with inspirational people and great performances. However, after this buoyant start, a plateau is often reached and progress is slower. Track sessions are popular Serpentine staples: They always say something positive when you run past on a lap, and this always gives you a little boost! Clare Freshwater and Scott Elliott underline: Laura Stewart has been running for almost 5 years, and has been a Serpie for 4 of those. And push your boundaries they will. Sessions start at 7pm, and normally finish between 7.

For more information on the Monday night coaches, check out: It was quite insulting really, and with all the dronings on about characterisation and time shifts it was actually quite hard to mention my 71 minute half marathon more than a cursory three or four times. Some misguided lady actress seemed to spend her evenings watching plays. Poor lass, someone should tell her that the TH in the training template is for Threshold, not effing theatre.

We had to read a Nigerian book, set in and actually mentioning the Nigerian long jumper who got Olympic gold in Atlanta, and yet NO-ONE apart from me picked this up, but instead banged on about the major civil unrest, which was apparently big global news at the time. I skipped most of the plot really; the absence of the actual distance in the long jump took away any respect I had for the authorial eye for detail.

We are an endurance club right? The other book club members were also quite rude. And fortunately for me, there are others who like coming to spin class, but more importantly, others who like reading books and talking about them over a glass of wine. And so began the Serpentine Book Club. After a round of emails determining available evenings and locations, our very first book club meeting was held in the Serpentine meeting room, with five in attendance, discussing The Fishermen , by Chigozie Obioma. The first rule of book club is that we read literary fiction: In the spirit of our second book choice, Rules of Civility , allow me to visit the past for a moment and, in doing so, share why I love a book club and why I thought it could work for a running club.

Years ago, when I moved to New York, I wanted to make some new friends see checklist 3. As I had yet to run a step by choice in my life, I looked to my first love. I joined a book club that met at a bookstore in Union Square and was introduced to a fascinating group of people, most of whom I was unlikely to have met through other means.

They ranged in age from early 20s me, the youngest in the group by a couple of decades to some in their mids.