A healthy 16 came along to have some fun in Bath on a 5k run to help clean all the toys and play equipment at Oldfield Baptist community toddler group with a spot of Flyering on route.

Welcome to Alex, Hannah and Kerri

who came along to see what all the fuss is about, I do hope they enjoyed her first outing with the team in Bath. Kerri has defected from GG Chelmsford..our gain!!

Shout out!! to Pascale who represented the race team at The Eden project Marathon..Whoop!!

A slightly injured trainer tonight, so Steph covered the back and Super Sam kindly led the group out with agreed fixed regrouping points and some strength training on route.

Liz is always excited to see Goodgym Bath

I can understand why though, it normally takes her 2 days to get through all that cleaning and we rock up with happy faces and smash it out in 30 minutes. We get to help out another great place.

A Win Win Situation

Liz soon had everyone organised emptying, sorting and clean everything inside the plastic storage boxes including the box itself.

I caught Alex playing the keyboard and Joe and Ollie trying on the hats, whilst Claire and Lucy were tinkering with the musical instruments. Katey was organised getting the basics ready for the group to start cleaning and she cleaned the mini kitchen. We cleaned everything required in 30 minutes and had time for that ever important group Boomerang and photo before bidding Liz fair well.

Sam led the group back in TRUE LEADER style Emma took charge at the back.

I would like to thank superman Sam for helping a leader is distress and showing true leadership and amazing connection with the group

Sam Superman

So lovely to see and hear everyone enjoying themselves getting fit whilst doing good in the community.

Three Cheers everyone

WHOOP!!!!! WHOOP!!! WHOOP!!!

Autumn may have fallen in Bath but that didn't stop 10 fabulous runners from putting their best football feet forward for a 5k run out for a spot of leaflet dropping for Bath City football club ahead of their annual community day on 21st October. The club is community owned so don't miss out on this fun packed day for all the family.

Welcome to Rosie and Joe joining us for their first taste of Goodgym.

Three cheers to Mary and Rosie on completing their first marathon in Bournemouth on Sunday. Well done to Pascale on another marathon in the bag ahead of The Eden project Marathon this weekend... GO GIRL!!

These speedy guys soon had 200 leaflets posted to promote Bath City football clubs community day. This is going to be a fun packed day for all the family and will raise vital funds for the community led football club, make sure you spread the word and go along on the day.

Time for task two

With the leaflets well and truly posted we had time left to shift some bark chip at the foot of some community allotments on a very slippery grass pathway,

The team certainly worked hard tonight bagging up the bark chips and shifting them along a length of muddy ground at the bottom of the community allotments. A bit of OCD with the variation in bark shade along the stretch of path but all was made very clear when Katie and Rosie spilled the beans on newbie Joe bagging up the lighter bark because it weighed less...HA!! they certainly marked his card.

Great to hear everyone enjoying themselves whilst getting fit and doing good tonight helping out two great community led projects.

TIME UP

Run back to the leisure centre for a well earned stretch out and reminder to bring your documents along to your next group run and get mission verified.

Thanks to Emma for back marking and Joe for a Barking mad pun

Well done you crazy bunch

A fabulous 15 this evening at Goodgym Bath for a 5k run to the community allotments at the foot of The Two Tunnels on Lyncombe road.

Whoop!! and Welcome to Leanne from Goodgym York

joining us fresh from racing the train at the weekend before heading for a well deserved break in Devon

Well Done to everyone who raced at the weekend Two Tunnels series from 10k to 50k some great achievements... Feel proud!!

Time to hit the road and head towards a wee hill and the job at hand tonight

TWO TASKS to cut back the over hanging hedge and hazel from the young fruit trees and lay some chicken wire over a slippery wooden bridge accessing the allotments along a shared pathway.

The route out involved a rather enjoyable leg burning hill or two, although the first was considered a warm up for the second one and i really do believe they enjoyed every moment.

The Task itself

LOPPERS and SECATEURS pairing up to form the hedge trimmers with Ed on saw duty on a fallen tree and had a later use as a cuttings battling ram. Emma,Tim and Sam getting to grips with that slippery bridge with some chicken wire and a staple gun.

40 MINUTES LATER

Job done!! one well pruned hedge stretching along a narrow footpath with a mad dash at the end to create a wildlife haven with the cuttings and one very safe bridge to cross with our very own

QUEEN MARY

to officially cut the twig and open the bridge to the public. This was suitably topped off with some delicious raspberry tasting before the short run back to base.

Double thanks to Alison for back marking and for tonights pun.