Jenna Drury

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York

Getting on a bit but trying to keep up the energy levels to work with children and young people! I much prefer cross country running


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Book sorting at Tang Hall Library
🗓Friday 4th July 2:00pm

📍Tang Hall Explore Library - The Centre @Burnholme YO31 0HA

Help set up the library book sale

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Jenna Drury (she /her) went on a group run

Mon 23rd Jun at 6:15pm

Let's get Thistle-cal

York Report written by Ed Woollard (He/Him)

Tonight's group run saw our joint biggest turnout since we restarted after the pandemic, and whilst we absolutely love having sooo many amazing GGers turn up, it also happened to coincide with a night at our smallest task in terms of space! But before we worried about how we'd fit everyone on to a small traffic island for a spot of weeding, we welcomed Imran who was coming along to his first ever GG session tonight. Give him a big cheer 🥳

We also welcomed back Elle for her second session, having completed her first just a few days earlier. And Matt who is well-known to most through his appearances at GG weekends away, but was attending his first session in York. Great to have you both on board 👍

Tonight's task was at the Fishergate Triangle, an area of land that has been turned into a flourishing wild flower patch in-between a very busy junction in the heart of the city. Ed led the run out with Amy bringing up the rear, whilst Abigail led a walking group and Vicky leading a walk/run crew.

Upon arrival we were greeted by Maeve from St Nicks who gave us our instructions. Basically, pull up the thistles, dandelions and anything else that looks like a weed, and leave the nice stuff. If you're unsure then ask! The guys from the walking group and the walk/runners got stuck into the task whilst Rich led one group back to Tower Gardens for their fitness session with Nick.

Martin C and Issy both met us at the task, the latter having lost her voice so was obviously made to answer as many questions as possible, including that age-old debate: Cornflakes or Cheerios?? A lot of people made use of the soft bark chip floor to have a much needed sit down whilst pulling up the weeds around them, whilst Jenna got to work with some loppers and took chunks out of the buddleia that was growing by the pay phone (which, incidentally, is still working although it will cost you at least 60p to make a phone call, thanks to Max for checking)

Rich led the first group back from their fitness session and swapped over with the guys who had been making excellent progress at the task. Vicky led the second across to Nick for their turn to be put through their paces. The fitness sessions involved a game of squat, squat goose followed by some races with balls - an over and under race and some plank rolling

Then Jenna led a game of Grandmas Footsteps / Squid Game with folk hiding behind trees - unfortunately the group hid too well with those returning from the task thinking everyone had disappeared and already made their way back to base!!

It was all a bit hectic but somehow we managed to keep 33 GG Yorkies busy at a tiny traffic island. Well done to Nick for leading two fab fitness sessions and to Vicky and Rich for getting people to where they needed to be on time

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Jenna Drury
Jenna Drury (she /her) signed up to a group run.

Mon 23rd Jun at 6:15pm

Laura Barrett
Jenna Drury
Jenna Drury (she /her) signed up to a community mission.

Fri 4th Jul at 2:00pm

Book sorting at Tang Hall Library

Help set up the library book sale

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Vicky Hearson
Jenna Drury
Jenna Drury (she /her) signed up to a party.

Sat 16th Aug at 2:00pm

Pool Bridge Farm run, swim and picnic

Share some fun by the beautiful, clean swim ponds at Pool Bridge

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Vicky Hearson
Jenna Drury
Jenna Drury (she /her) signed up to a community mission.

Fri 4th Jul at 4:15pm

Supporting with the Nile Rodgers and Chic Concert in Museum Gardens

Help make the concert run smoothly before getting to watch it for free!

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Vicky HearsonLaura Barrett
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Jenna Drury (she /her) signed up to a community mission.

Sun 20th Jul at 8:00am

Help set up for the annual keep your pet event

Helps support people to keep their pet whilst in hospital

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Vicky HearsonLaura BarrettEd Woollard
Jenna Drury
Jenna Drury (she /her) went on a group run

Mon 16th Jun at 6:15pm

Travel Logs

York Report written by Debs Sharpe

It was a warm and windy evening when 31 Goodgymmers assembled at York CVS for their weekly evening of doing good. It was great to welcome back some of our newer faces again, as well as those we hadn't see for a while - Hi Jamie! We also celebrated the York Acorn Runners who had taken part in the Cleveland Way relay over the weekend, as well as Max and Paul Kelly having a very impressive "short jog" in the Hebden hills. (Either 38 or 39k, depending on the watch. Perhaps they could pop back to measure it again to be sure...?) Next up, Leanne treated us to another rendition of "The Cha Cha Slide", this time with more instructions. Formed up in rows, we wiggled our way through the moves, getting nice and warm and potentially bemusing the neighbours in the process.

All set, we split into groups with a choice of steady run, run-walk, or walk-walk. Nick led our flock of red shirted runners through the streets, whilst Vicky had a strong team of run-walkers, and Debs assembled the walkers, with Jenna navigating and Amy setting a good pace. Our destination; Acomb Primary School, and their lovely forest school, with a host of tasks to keep many hands busy.

Once briefed by task owner Amanda, everyone got to work, clearing the two different areas of woodland that are used by the school children for outdoor education. It was great to see progress since our previous visits, with numerous log circles installed for groups to use. There was a lot of undergrowth to be cleared by hand, sticks to be moved, troublesome shoots to be tackled with tools, as well as piles of logs and branches to be relocated. The wood movers seemed particularly keen to show off their strength, posing for many a photo in the process. (Any claims that the logs were in fact rotten and surprisingly light are unfounded, and will be refuted.) Given our bumper group size we rather outnumbered the tools available, so much bartering and trading occurred. It's very Goodgym to use one tool in place of another, and Pete was doing a sterling job of trying to dig a fire pit with a fork, but fortunately a spade came to the rescue in the hands of Paul Kelly. Thankfully our glorious leaders Ed and Vicky were on hand in all the busy-ness attempting to keep everyone focused, and redirecting folks as tasks were completed. Time was soon up, and we admired our handiwork from the main log circle; conveniently just large enough to hold all Goodgymmers. We had a group photo, and assembled for our very special fitness session.

With Captain Pete in charge, we were treated to a competitive winner-takes-all battle of rock paper scissors. With losers cheering on the winners it was a buoyant affair, and soon only two contenders remained. Nicky vs Laura for the crown.. Once, twice... Laura reigned supreme! Our two finalists became our team leaders for the next (actually) fitness component. A multi-challenge race with sub-groups of 4 having to transport specially chosen branches through hoops, up a hill and back, with some press ups thrown in, before tagging in the next crew. It was a close run thing, with our more recent joiners throwing themselves into standard wacky GG fitness with great gusto. Team Nicky edged it, and it was a draw on points between the two teams, with only a tie breaker question to go. Alas Ed showed a spectacular failure at maths, forgetting that your height is three times the circumference of your head, (something he had only educated us about at the previous task,) and Team Laura were crowned overall champions.

Excitement over, it was time to run, run-walk or walk-walk back to base, a little more gently this time. With knowledge of a job well done, many folks headed off to the pub for a cool drink and a piece of excellent home baking. Thanks to the chefs, as well as everyone who contributed in some way to the excellent evening, whether by leading a group or activity, backmarking, motivating or simply turning up and getting stuck in. Goodgym is a team, and wouldn't work without any one of us. Same time next week?

**Huge thanks to Debs for the fab run report

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Jenna Drury (she /her) went on a community mission

Fri 13th Jun at 6:30pm

Home (stead) is where the heart is

York Report written by Vicky Hearson (she/her)

Great turn out for a Friday night and our first visit to Homestead Park.

We got into three groups. Team woodchip, team hardcore and team balsam. Within the hour we'd made a big impact and agreed to come back.

After a play on a horse and group photo (next to the pavillion!) we headed to the Old Grey Mare for a well deserved pint or two. This weirdly ended up with lots of discussion of height v head circumference and then us all lining up in order! Whatever next!

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Laura BarrettJane WalkerPaul Kelly
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Jenna Drury (she /her) signed up to a group run.

Mon 16th Jun at 6:15pm

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