Introduction to Running

Introduction to Running

  • ALL AGES

Come join us for a fun and informative session on getting started with running! Try 2km easy jog with warm up and cool down stretches!

By The Conservation Volunteers in South Yorkshire

Date and time

Thursday, May 29 · 10am - 12pm GMT+1

Location

Kiveton Community Woodland

Colliery Road Kiveton Park Sheffield S26 6LR United Kingdom

About this event

  • Event lasts 2 hours
  • ALL AGES
  • Free venue parking

Hello! I would like to invite you to our Introduction to Running session in May! Session will take a place on 29th of May 2025 in Kiveton Park! Worry not as our first session will be a gentle one! We will be talking about running techniques, importance of stretching before and after runs, hydration and terrain! I’m planning to take you for a quick 2km walk to practise our running technique and maybe if we feel like it – have a jog! You will be welcome to some post running / cooldown stretches refreshing drinks!

So! Wear comfortable running shoes, grab a snack or two and come along!

Looking forward seeing you all in a lovely sunny May running day!

Frequently asked questions

Where can I park my car?

The Main car park is located on Hard Lane, North - East site of the Park.

What do I have to wear?

Comfortable running shoes, and clothes and take a rain coat just in case!

Where do we meet?

We will meet at the Hard Lane Carpark :)

What if the weather is bad?

I will monitor weather forecast and in case of bad weather (rain, strong winds) session will be postponed, I will advise few days before session.

Organized by

The Conservation Volunteers in South Yorkshire

Join in, with The Conservation Volunteers in South Yorkshire!

Volunteering is a great way to get outdoors, meet new people, and learn new skills.

Help us maintain and improve valuable habitats and green spaces across Barnsley, Doncaster, and Rotherham.

Working in partnership with The Land Trust, our volunteers help us to manage eight community woodlands across South Yorkshire – Former industrial landscapes that have been regenerated for the benefit of wildlife and local people.