This level of membership entitles a member to all club benefits and activities both athletic and social including registration with England Athletics.
Seniors, Masters and Young Athletes (age 14-18) members meet on Tuesdays at 6.45pm at Market Harborough Rugby Union Football Club. There are several training groups to suit a wide range of abilities. Groups vary in size and are always coach led. Athletes often move between groups as they progress.
There is an additional Thursday night training session for seniors and the club runs seasonal training sessions for cross country during the winter on Saturday mornings at East Carlton Country Park. Track and field sessions are held in the summer at the Corby track.
The club enters teams in various track and field, cross country and road running leagues for all age groups. Individual athletes represent the club at regional, national and international championships, though members are not obligated to take part in team or league events.
The club welcomes athletes who are already belong to another England Athletics affiliated club and want to join Harborough AC as a “second claim member”.
If you wish to try us out first complete and submit the Senior Introduction Form. You can come and try us for two free sessions (see the “Trying Us Out” section). The introduction form allows us to know a bit about you before you arrive, and you can always request to speak to someone first if you need further information. After the free taster sessions, we will ask you to join the club, pay the membership fee and book and pay for future sessions via our ClubPal app.
Please see the “Membership and Subscriptions” page for more information on club subscriptions, training fees and how to join the club.
In becoming a member, or as a parent/carer of an under 18 member, you will agree to abide by the relevant EA/UKA Code of Conduct that applies to your membership category. The codes can be found here
“Attending the sessions has already made me feel like I am pushing myself harder than I would training solo, which was one of my aims. I have felt supported and do not think anything could be done better from my perspective.”
