Just a little bit about us
Haslemere Border Athletic Club (HBAC) is a local and friendly club that has been established for over 50 years. We take part in most running races in the area, and organise the annual Gibbet Hill 10k. We are always looking for new recruits, so if you’d like to become a member, or even join us for a training session to see what we’re like, please contact us for more information.
Don’t worry if you’re a beginner, there is no pressure to compete and we don’t expect you to join straight away. We do offer training in all distances from sprints to marathons and field events.
- We compete in a number of cross country league, Surrey Men’s league and Today’s Runner Multi Terrain League.
- We are based at the Woolmer Hill sports club, adjacent to the Edge gym
- We have use of the 100m all weather track plus a 400m oval grass track during summer
- We have an active road running section for men and women, competing in 5K’s up to Marathon distance
- We also have many members training for and competing in Triathlons
Latest News
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Members update for Friday 11th May can be found in the Blog section!
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Training details for week commencing 16 April have been updated on the training page and…here
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Fixture details for the Surrey Road Race league are now on the events page. Here
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Thank you so much to everyone that did such a fantastic job at the Sainsbury’s Sports Relief Mile. Around 300 people got their miles, some a few more miles than they expected. What a fantastic afternoon and lots of happy smiling faces.
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2011 Gibbet Hill 10K hosted by Haslemere Border AC
On 13 July 2011, Haslemere Border AC will host its Annual Gibbet Hill 10k race. You can download this years application form from the ‘Events’ section of the website. The race features an early... Read more
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How to run
If you’ve done a lot of walking, but you’ve never run before, you might feel a bit intimidated to get out there and start running. We have put together a quick list of steps to get you started.... Read more
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Injury Prevention
Know your limits It’s easy to get injured; anyone can do it. Just run too much. Your threshold could be at 10 miles a week, or 100, but once you exceed it, you get injured. Various studies have identified... Read more
