The club is affiliated to both England Athletics and the Association of Running Clubs (ARC), and is a member of the MABAC Running League. Members take part in a wide range of road and trail events including 5K, 10K, half-marathon, marathon, and ultra distances. Plus triathlons, open water swimming, and more.

The clubhouse at Aldershot Cricket Club has great facilities, including 4 changing rooms with showers. After their run many members like to socialise in the club bar.

Our main club night is Wednesday. Usually about 90 members turn up at the club to run. They've all booked in advance on Mon/Tue onto one of around 10 different running groups doing different paces and distances. At 7pm there are a couple of club announcements,  then everyone splits into the different ability groups for their run. Runs typically last between 60 and 75 minutes, the shortest being around 4 miles and suitable for anyone that can run at least 5km. People usually choose a group where they can run at a relaxed pace and do some chatting on the way. In Winter we use the well lit roads around Aldershot, Farnham, Ash, Tongham, and Farnborough. In Summer we often venture off road. Find out more about where we run.

There is usually the option of a Monday evening track session, a Tuesday session for speed work, a Friday session for hill training, and Sunday morning runs which are usually trail runs in the Surrey Hills countryside.  Tuesday and Friday sessions are suitable for all abilities, and there are usually multiple Sunday runs at different speeds/distances to suit most abilities.

To find out more about what we've been doing recently, click on the Facebook logo at the bottom of the page.

Thinking of joining us? First have a look at the More About Us page and the Membership Info page, then get in touch via the Contact Us page. We'll then arrange for you to do a couple of runs to try us out for free!

We organise two big open races during the year, the Woodland Woggle 10k and the Rushmoor Wellesley 10k. All surplus money from these events goes to charity. Click on an image below to go to the event web site.