The Bath Half Marathon, affectionately known as the “Bath Half,” is set to take place on Sunday 16 March 2025. This iconic event is one of the UK’s most popular city runs, attracting thousands of participants each year.
About the Bath Half Marathon
The Bath Half Marathon is renowned for its fast, flat course, making it ideal for both beginners and seasoned runners aiming for a personal best. The route comprises two laps through the heart of Bath, offering runners a unique opportunity to experience the city’s stunning architecture and vibrant atmosphere. You can find out more information about the day, including the course route and event timings, on the Bath Half website: bathhalf.co.uk
Training Tips
With just over two months until race day, now is the perfect time to kick-start your training. Here are some tips to help you prepare:
- Structured Training Plan
Following an effective training plan is crucial for reaching the finish line. - Proper Footwear
Investing in the right running shoes can make a significant difference. At Running Bath, we offer a range of specialist footwear to suit your needs. - Balanced Diet
Maintain a nutritious diet to fuel your training and aid recovery. - Rest and Recovery
Ensure you get adequate rest to prevent injuries and promote muscle repair.
Join a Charity Team
While general entries for the Bath Half Marathon may be sold out, many charities still have places available. Running for a charity not only provides motivation but also supports worthwhile causes. For instance, organisations like Save the Rhino International and Frank Water are offering charity spots for the 2025 race. View the full list of charity partners: bathhalf.co.uk/charity/our-charity-partners.
Visit Running Bath
As a Bath-based running specialist, we’re here to support your journey to the Bath Half Marathon. Whether you need expert advice, gait analysis, or the latest running gear, our team is ready to assist. Visit us in-store, email us or explore our online shop at www.runningbath.co.uk.
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