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In my 7 to 8 years of running, I've done over 30 half marathons, 5 marathons, 2 10ks, over 100 parkruns, 11 ultramarathons (including a 100 miler), but I've never done a cross country race. In this video, that all changes!
In February of 2023, I joined my local running club the Maidstone Harriers. I've enjoyed being in a running club as it's given me access to a running track, weekly club runs, and has allowed me to meet some great like minded people who love running as much as I do. My brother and his girlfriend took part in the 2022 (last year) cross country season, and have both been telling me I should give it a crack for ages. Finally, I bit the bullet and decided to throw my hat in the ring.
I was a little bit nervous to take place in a cross country race. Whilst I have plenty of experience on the trail, most of my trail running time (racing and training) is spent at a very relaxed and chilled pace. Cross country is a flat out run, and you'll be in a high heart rate zone for the majority - if not all - of the race. Regardless, I was excited to give it a try!
For my first cross country race ever, I headed to the beautiful Knole Park in Sevenoaks, Kent, and lined up at the start on a lovely Autumn morning. In this video, I document my experience and show you some of the sights during my first cross country run. Hopefully, this video gives you some inspiration to take on a cross country race if you're on the fence. I thought it was an absolute blast, and it was really fun racing in a trail environment.
Thanks for watching, and happy running!
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