24 GoodGymers have supported Great Salterns parkrun with 17 tasks.
Saturday 21st February 2026 8:30am - 10:15am
Saturday 17th January
Written by Jane
It was a Goodgym takeover this morning!
Katie sped around the muddy course.
Andy, Judy, Katie and Nene cheered the runners on.
Vicki and John park walked around the course.
Samantha and Dave tail walked to make sure no-one was last.
Then Jane scanned the runners barcodes before they went on their way.
Saturday 3rd January
Written by Jen Stoneham
Great running and volunteering efforts at parkrun today!
We had Jen (timekeeper), Jane (scanner) and Dave (tokens) representing GG in the Funnel Squad, whilst Andy kept runners in check as a marshal whilst Sammy successfully managed to keep up with another very nippy parkwalker!
Well done to today's runners, Sinéad, Wilson and Nene - hope you logged your kms for the January Challenge!
Saturday 20th September 2025
Written by Dave M
Our parkrun visit today took us to Great Salterns to lend a helping hand.
Jen and mini GG-er Alice ensured everyone got their correct finish token. And after a rather speedy run, Dave and Billy sorted the tokens into order and placed them back on the string for next week!
Saturday 16th August 2025
Written by Jane
Laura and I enjoyed helping out at Great Salterns Parkrun, giving out finish tokens and barcode scanning.
It's a lovely setting - with the open green space, the trees and the new colourful wildflower meadow.
Saturday 19th July 2025
Written by Katie Carew-Robinson (she/her)
It was a humid, hot and rainy parkrun this morning. Fewer people than last week, definitely due to the conditions... Some of the puddles even made a return to the course. Fortunately no thunder and lightning.
94 Finish tokens were handed out to some very sweaty runners!
Saturday 19th April 2025
Written by Dave M
on a wet, windy and yuck April Saturday morning 44 runners and walkers hit the Great Salterns parkrun course.
the team of volunteers did a tremendous job with 1 scanner, 1 timekeeper, 1 token giver and 2 marshals being the entire cohort
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