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To only travel 5 minutes to a half marathon with over 1000 competing people sounded too good to be true but finally this has happened & a big thank you to the organisers for making this possible.
The start was a little congested but once you are going the run along the promenade soon spreads everyone out. It's a shame there was a big head wind on the route out of town & on the way back there was very uneven tracks which I still have blisters from. The route takes you back along the seafront to a finish close to the pier.
Definately value for money & you get an ice cream at the end along with a good t-shirt & medal.
Not a PB course & sparse at times in terms of support but a lovely run along the seafront & very well arranged. This event will only grow in the next few years & I will certainly be signing up for the next one.
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I love running local races. There's something about the comraderie of seeing and meeting up with runners from previous races.
The inaugural Humber HM did not disappoint and the credit for this has to go to Neil and Nicola @tape2tape. As runners they understand what we look for in a race; loads of loos ✅ fab medal✅ great goody bag✅. Their daily email updates in the week before the race both informative and entertaining. Even after the race they responded to some of the concerns raised re mile 8-10 straightaway
Marshall support was ace and the finish along the promenade was a lovely way to end with lots of local support
If you've never been to Cleethorpes or ran a race with piers and donkeys as backdrop I fully recommend this
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I must say value for money it was very good half price of lincoln half marathon and you get more for your money.You got a medal t-shirt ice cream and a stick of rock these are a great touch..
The race itself I described as tough which in my eyes it was the wind (coast it normally is) there was a few tough sections but this was advertised as off road so can't grumble.i felt some of the roads was in the middle of nowhere and the wind certainly hit you near the wind turbines so I guess that's why they are situated there lol , I didn't really get in my stride tbh.. the finish was excellent again along the coast but people lined the sides and cheered you on for last mile or two.the Marshalls and support was really good
Will I do this race next year maybe
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Loved this race it was organised so well. Perfect for parking, toilets, plenty of places for spectators to eat/drink. Marshalls were all amazing as were the volunteers dishing out medals T Shirts and bags. My only gripe was the off road part. I still got a PB though and wouldn't hesitate to recommend to anyone.
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