Sun 4 Oct · 8am
Queen Elizabeth Terrace · Parkes
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The Canberra Physio Clinic and The Walking Clinic podiatrists are proud to host free weekly training runs for The Canberra Times Run Canberra.
As the official training group for The Canberra Times Run Canberra, this training group will cater for all fitness levels and all distances. There will be groups for 5K, 10K and half marathon participants. Within those there will be multiple groups allowing for various distances and speeds so that people of all levels are welcome!
Every Sunday in the 6 weeks leading up to the event we will meet on Sunday mornings at 8 am at Queen Elizabeth Terrace (out the front of the National Library): https://maps.app.goo.gl/d35siKEQEnZJdZQy8
Each week we will have physiotherapists, exercise physiologist and podiatrists onsite and participating to answer any questions and offer advice to ensure you are best prepared to reach your race day goals.
Exclusive Recovery Pack: The first 30 participants to attend week 1 will also be provided with a recovery pack full of goodies, including drink bottles, therabands, massage balls, physio and podiatry vouchers and much more.
Quick answers
When is Free The Canberra Times Run Canberra 6-Week Training Group?
Sun 4 Oct 2026, 8am.
Where is it?
Queen Elizabeth Terrace, Parkes, ACT.
How much is it?
It is free.
Where do I find out more?
On eventbrite.com.au. The button at the top of this page goes straight there.
How do I find out which of my mates are keen?
Tap "Ask your mates if they're keen" on this page. You get one link for the group chat, and your mates answer keen, maybe or can't in their browser, with no app and no sign-up. It is free.
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