The Run Mummy Run Community Run Club (RMR CRC) in association with ASICS is currently closed to new members.
Our online running club helps and supports women in reaching their training goals and to improve their running. Perfect for those who can’t make, or don’t wish to attend, a physical running club in their local area.
Membership to the RMR CRC gives you access to advice from our in-house experts, covering everything from running technique, strength training, nutrition, hydration, injury prevention and much more. Our club has its own certified running coach, who brings you virtual weekly club sessions, and there are regular challenges to keep you motivated. You also benefit from like-minded community support, live and recorded video sessions with our experts on a range of topics, exclusive blog content and a monthly newsletter of all your perks.
Meet the Run Mummy Run CRC Experts
Fiona Wright:
Run Coach
Fiona Wright has been with Run Mummy Run since the early days, when she joined the group as a fairly new runner. She went on to become a run leader, led a women’s running group for the National Trust and starting to lead sessions with her local running club. She really enjoyed helping runners reach their potential, so she did her Coaching in Running Fitness qualification (CiRF) and became an England Athletics coach. Fiona has now been coaching for a number of years, planning training for her running club, writing training plans and coaching individuals on a 1:1 basis. Fiona is the perfect person to help inspire, motivate and support everyone in the RMR CRC and we’re so happy to have her on board.
Kate Percy:
Nutrition
Whether it’s with her award-winning food-education programmes, blog articles or recipe books, Kate’s mission is to inspire and help others discover what she calls #enerjoy; that’s great taste, good energy, vitality and happiness. Kate has authored multiple best-selling active lifestyle cookbooks and nutrition guides; the most recent one is Go Faster Food For Your Active Family. She is also in-house chef and a regular contributor for both triathlon and running magazines plus an event series.
Lucy Hurn:
Endurance Coach
Lucy is an endurance athlete, PT and run and triathlon coach. She coaches athletes of all abilities – from those working up to their first 5K through to Ironman and beyond, as well as those wanting to build fitness or reduce their risk of injury. As well as writing bespoke training plans, she delivers triathlon and run-focused strength and conditioning sessions. She works with her clients to ensure the training works for them, fits their life, and ensures they get to the start line happy and healthy. She’s passionate about working with women as women, working with their bodies and menstrual cycle rather than just treating them as ‘small men’, and working towards a world where women equal the number of men on the start line by working with women to overcome barriers and to gain confidence.
Che Odlum de Vivenot:
Run Leader
Che is a licensed Leader in Running Fitness (LIRF). Che got into running by joining her local running club’s beginners’ couch to 5K programme in 2014 and from there went on to participate in races, including half marathons and the London Marathon. Through marshalling races, volunteering at parkrun and joining RMR cheer squads, Che developed a love for motivating other runners and supporting those who might need some extra encouragement. One of her proudest achievements is coaching a group of 30 parents at her daughter’s school to run their first 5K and half marathon, working on everything from drills to training plans and race preparation. Che is passionate about inclusivity in running. We are all runners no matter where we are in our journey. She is looking forward to being a Club Run Leader and bringing some sparkle, energy and positivity to our community.
Louise Humphrey:
Pilates
Louise is the founder of the Pilates for Runners Membership at Studio 44 Pilates. She offers a 10-minute Pilates membership that allows you to do Pilates daily in your own time with one of the 10-minute Pilates videos. Or for more accountability joining one of the live 10- or 30-minute Pilates classes online. Louise, who is 56 years old, a mum, a wife and dog mum, has been teaching Pilates for over 20 years. With her Pilates experience, she is able to combine her Pilates knowledge to help runners stay strong, flexible and reduce the risk of injury. As we age, we need to change the way we train to help our changing bodies. Doing Pilates regularly allows Louise to get out of bed in the morning not feeling stiff and be able to carry on doing the things she likes, such as running.
RMR CRC in association with ASICS
