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9 Goodgymers helped their local community in Westminster
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Westminster

Wednesday 31st May 2017

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9 sweaty GoodGymers ran 7k to One Big Family homeless charity to prepare to food offering for the weekly soup kitchen.

We were scared as we all met at the New Balance store worried that the dark clouds would deliver the seemingly impending monsoon??!!?? But to GoodGym positive vibes won out and we were treated to a positively beautiful sunny summer evening! Trying out a new route with variable success as we pushed it up through Mayfair and past Liz's house we swiftly knocked out 3.5k in no time (apart from crossing roads).

Meeting Mike it was all change on the Ebury estate as we had moved from the hut to the youth club where we had loads of space to get cracking! Launching into our patented sandwich production line we hate Cheese mountains being grated, bread butting and sandwich filling in slick unison! While pastries were being bagged and the worst job of all amazing cake being sliced and diced up!

Amazing self control on show by everyone! It was not easy!!

35 minutes and the feasted had been founded, all ready to be distributed to Westminsters homeless community this evening.

With cake and cheese on the brain we headed off picking up the pace back to base. Hectic accelerations on show as we came up to St James's Park and up the mean Green Park drag!

A little recovery jog from there and a revitalising static stretch out before we head off to indulge the evenings well earned cravings!

Lovely to have you along for our Wednesday dose of running run, hope to see you all again next week.

Smooth Running

Joel



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