Today was a beautiful, if chilly, autumnal day.  The sun was shining but I was glad I had my thermals on!  We had 27 people ran, jogged and walked the course, of whom 16 were first timers and 3 recorded new Personal Bests. Representatives of 4 different clubs took part.  It was a pretty decent turnout, considering that two races were taking place this weekend, Hytteplanmila today and Bygdøymila tomorrow.  We also had two tourists from Dublin today too - it's fantastic having tourists again!  

The event was made possible by 7 volunteers: Dj BHULLER • Dylan BHULLER • Emma DONEGAN • Elizabeth ACKLAM • Thomas JENSSEN • Erling MORK • Amy THOMSON

Today's full results and a complete event history can be found on the Nansenparken parkrun Results Page.

The male record is held by Magnus WARVIK who recorded a time of 15:29 on 25th September 2021 (event number 1). The female record is held by Kara MEUNIER who recorded a time of 19:24 on 9th October 2021 (event number 3). The Age Grade course record is held by Magnus WARVIK who recorded 83.32% (15:29) on 25th September 2021 (event number 1).

Nansenparken parkrun started on 25th September 2021. Since then 104 participants have completed 141 parkruns covering a total distance of 705 km, including 20 new Personal Bests. A total of 15 individuals have volunteered 26 times.

A gray, dry autumn day in Nansenparken, when participants of all ages enjoyed Nansenparkens 3rd parkrun event. We had visitors from Stavanger and our first parkrun tourist from Britain, who did his impressive 295th parkrun with us at Nansenparken today.

This week 31 people ran, jogged and walked the course, of whom 17 were first timers and 10 recorded new Personal Bests. Representatives of 5 different clubs took part.

The event was made possible by 8 volunteers:

Dj BHULLER • Roland Magnus MORK • Trine HOLTER • Elizabeth ACKLAM • Thomas JENSSEN • Linn Jenssen ACKLAM • Arvid ERIKSSON • Erik Jenssen ACKLAM

Today's full results and a complete event history can be found on the Nansenparken parkrun Results Page.

The male record is held by Magnus WARVIK who recorded a time of 15:29 on 25th September 2021 (event number 1).
The female record is held by Kara MEUNIER who recorded a time of 19:24 on 9th October 2021 (event number 3).
The Age Grade course record is held by Magnus WARVIK who recorded 83.32% (15:29) on 25th September 2021 (event number 1).

Nansenparken parkrun started on 25th September 2021. Since then 88 participants have completed 114 parkruns covering a total distance of 570 km, including 17 new Personal Bests. A total of 15 individuals have volunteered 26 times.

We couldn't have asked for a better day for our first ever Nansenparken parkrun!  Our second run was more of your typical Norwegian autumnal weather - it drizzled on and off from setting up the course to taking it back down again...  However, we had 23 brave runners who braved the elements, and seven volunteers who were well wrapped up against the rain.  No tourists this time, but 11 first timers and 7 personal bests.  It was good to see people who joined our first run come back again, and our tail walker, Christina Pulido Ulvang, logged her 50th parkrun!

A brief respite from the drizzle to lower hoods and talk to people!

And they're off!

Runner #1 with flying feet!

I don't know if they were all friends before, but they were by the end!

The Three Amigos

Our tail walker on her 50th parkrun

The event was made possible by 7 volunteers:

Amy THOMSON • Cristina Pulido ULVANG • Tor Christian ULVANG • Elizabeth ACKLAM • Thomas JENSSEN • Linn Jenssen ACKLAM • Arvid ERIKSSON

Today's full results and a complete event history can be found on the Nansenparken parkrun Results Page.

The male record is held by Magnus WARVIK who recorded a time of 15:29 on 25th September 2021 (event number 1).
The female record is held by Kara MEUNIER who recorded a time of 19:28 on 2nd October 2021 (event number 2).
The Age Grade course record is held by Magnus WARVIK who recorded 83.32% (15:29) on 25th September 2021 (event number 1).

Nansenparken parkrun started on 25th September 2021. Since then 71 participants have completed 83 parkruns covering a total distance of 415 km, including 7 new Personal Bests. A total of 13 individuals have volunteered 18 times.