
We are based in Northampton, Northamptonshire and are a very friendly road, fell, cross country and triathlon club with over 270 members catering for athletes of all abilities.
Our main club training night is on Thursday more information is here. Coaching is provided for each group by experienced runners who provide support and encouragement.
We meet every Thursday evening at 7.15pm for a 7:30pm start at: Wootton Community Centre, Curtlee Hill, Wootton Fields, Northampton, NN4 6ED. Full changing & shower facilities are available.
In addition to the main Thursday night training sessions, we also organise Tuesday night and Sunday morning sessions, The Sunday morning run is organised for all abilities to train together as a single unit, followed by a friendly social cup of tea and cake (whatever the weather!).
Further information on these sessions is available on the weekly club members email. The Sunday run meeting points can also be found here.
After training on a Thursday, feel free to join us for a pint and a chat, you'll be glad you made the effort. We are a running club that love to socialise more information on the social events are here.
We
also offer a range of cycling and swimming sessions as part of
Wootton Tri more
information is here.
The club is a registered
member of the British Triathlon Federation. As part of your Wootton
Road Runners membership you are entitled to train and race under
'Wootton Tri'.
Any
further questions please contact us - info@woottonroadrunners.co.uk
Wootton Road Runners began informally in January 1985 when four like minded people began running on a Thursday night from the Wootton Working Mens Club (WWMC) venue. These four who became the founder members of our club were Bill Green, Stuart Hearson, Steve Edwards and Alan Richardson.

In March 1987 the club became affiliated to the
Midland Counties Amateur Athletic Association. The numbers of runners
started to increase and it made changing in the Artistes
dressing room behind the stage at the WWMC a very interesting
and friendly affair.
As numbers continued to grow changing was
moved to the committee room until it was decided that this could no
longer cope and the club moved its training base to the recreation
ground and associated changing facilities in Wootton village. It was
this move that led to a rapid rise in female runners.
In 1999
we had again outgrown our changing facilities and we accepted an
offer to move to the newly opened Whitewater Nene Centre. But early
in 2000 we again moved due to increased numbers to Image & Fitness
Centre in Brackmills. Membership continued it's upward spiral.