Warrior bees

36 Goodgymers helped their local community in Lambeth
Katie Welford
Judy Reid
Beth Hoskins
Claire Bayley
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Olivia
Adele Lomax
Jack Bellfield
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Rachel Gardner
Steve Jenkins
Eleanor Owen
Sian Ashby
Tom Benson
Rachel Rutherford
Jim
John Gutteridge
James Kerry-Barnard
Alex Terror Tylor
Megan Kingdom-Davies
Tim M
Sarah Evans
Alex Feuchtwanger
Michael Welsh
Richard Jansen
Sarah Scott
Isabel Sloman
Emma
Elise
Lucy Ranson
Alice Clerkin
Tessa Hall
Ruth Taylor
George Clarkson
Reanna Vernon
Adele Lomax
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Lambeth

Tuesday 2nd May 2017

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35 amazeballs runners head 2.5km down to Kennington Park to support the brilliant Bee Urban project and do some lovely yoga

Well May is off to a terrible start so thank god for GoodGym Lambeth and all who come along to make the week a bit sunnier. We started with big cheers for Judy for her London Marathon efforts and also to George, who did his 50th run last night!

With a warm up out the way, which saw some kids joining in with our numbering off (they were 3, the total was 38 so we were 35. MATHS!), we were OFF. A giant swarm of red made its way down Brixton road to the lovely Kennington Park. Here we were helping out the Bee Urban project and the man running it is called Barnaby. I know, you can't make this stuff up.

Splitting into two groups, recently qualified yoga teacher and Lambeth runner Tim took us through a lovley yoga for runners sequence. Everyone got their warrior on and looked most wonderful. Thanks Tim!

On the way home we split into three groups and ran at different speeds back to base. Some of us went to the pub because it's Beth's birthday! Happy bethday!


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BeeUrban
A hive of activity in Kennington Park

BeeUrban is a honeybee-centric social enterprise based in Kennington, South London, which aims to positively influence the urban environment through supporting local people and promoting positive, ecologically sound practice around urban greening, building, farming and particularly bee-keeping. It’s not just about bees, people are equally important to Bee Urban. They work with everyone, whatever your age, level of experience or need. BeeUrban are particularly skilled in working with vulnerable adults, including those with mental health needs and learning difficulties.

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