A 10-week running programme is encouraging beginners to build their fitness gradually.
North Norfolk's running club, Runners-next-the-Sea, is restarting its Couch to 5K course in Wells-next-the-Sea and Fakenham.
The programme encourages new and returning runners to gradually improve their fitness and stamina through supportive, professionally-led sessions.
The club, which has more than 130 members, some of who attribute their start in running to this course, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.
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One of last year's participants, Vicki, said: "With the Couch to 5K programme, I joined mainly to improve my fitness and general health.
"Also, I guess, to meet new people.
"I’d tried the app with a friend previously and didn’t really commit to it.
"I felt if I signed up for a real course with real coaches it would be much better and I wasn’t disappointed.
"I thoroughly enjoyed the course, and the coaches and other club members were so supportive and helpful throughout.
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"Everyone was made to feel very welcome from the start."
Vicki's experience has seen her become an active member of the running community.
"After our graduation run, I joined the club and now regularly attend training sessions and social runs. I have since completed my first 10k event and have a few more booked up this year.
"Most of the group I did the course with are now members of the club and great friends. If you want to get into running and meet new people, don’t hesitate to join."
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Weekly one-hour sessions build up to a graduation 5K run in July.
Registration has kicked off with courses commencing Thursday, May 9 at Alderman Peel High School in Wells and Friday, May 10 at Fakenham Rugby Club.
For signing up, visit rnts.co.uk/c25k.
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