Mounts Bay Harriers

Who we are...

Mounts Bay Harriers are the newest local Running, Triathlon and Athletics Club in Penwith, being set up by local triathletes and runners in June 2005. The club meets at Mounts Bay School every Monday at 7pm for social runs of varying lengths, with structured coached sessions on Thursdays at 7:30pm.

...and what we do!

The club now has over 200 members and regularly has 20-30 turning up for training sessions. Of the group that turn out there is always a wide standard of athletes from beginners, who are especially welcome, to accomplished triathletes and runners. The club also has a large junior section who meet on Friday nights at "The Dome" at Mounts Bay School, Heamoor.

Archive: Events

Newquay Triathlon - Sunday, 13 September 2009

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September 13, 2009
8:30 am

Sprint distances - 750m sea swim / 20k bike / 5k run

Standard distances - 1500m sea swim / 40k bike / 10k run

Website HERE

Audax - Golowjy ha Ball 116k & 52k - Sunday, 13 September 2009

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September 13, 2009
9:00 am

Audax event - Connor Downs, NE of Hayle

Golowjy ha Bal - 116k - 9am start - further details HERE

Golowjy ha Bal - 52k - 10am start - further details HERE

As with all Audax events, unless you’re a member of either AUK, British Cycling or the CTC, you have to pay an extra £2.00 on top of the entry fees shown on the website, to cover third party insurance costs

Fowey Triathlon - 13 September 2009 @ 10am

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September 13, 2009
10:00 am

Swim 600m from Fowey to Polruan : Open Swim

Cycle 29k from Polruan to Lostwithiel

Run 12k from Lostwithiel to Fowey

Website HERE

Ivybridge Beacon Challenge - Sunday, 13 September 2009

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September 13, 2009
10:00 am

Starting and finishing in Victoria Park, Ivybridge. The route excludes the river crossing and the most difficult woodland paths from the old course. It still retains around 7.5 miles of woodland and moorland paths, including the ascent of Western Beacon.

Website HERE

Entry form HERE