Allthough spring is on its way, it was a chilly, yet beautiful morning in Nansenparken, as 27 parkrunners joined us for our 21st event.

It was a bit more quiet than usual because of Sentrumsløpet taking place later the same day, but we were happy to see that many new and familiar faces, and tourists from Australia and France, found their way to Nansenparken this Saturday morning.

This weeks volunteers included 5 parkrunners who volunteered with us for the very first time. It is great fun for the core team to see the Nansenparken parkrun community growing! Among our first time volunteers was Liam and his lovely dog who covered the important role as tail walker this week.

This week 27 people ran, jogged and walked the course, of whom 11 were first timers and 6 recorded new Personal Bests. Representatives of 1 different clubs took part.

The event was made possible by 7 volunteers:

Amy THOMSON • Ole Kristian BRASTAD • Elizabeth ACKLAM • Martin Ødegård LUNDE • Liam TURNER • Anders NORDBY • Maria De Los Angeles PERSSON

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 Astrid Brathaug SØRSET who recorded a time of 17:25 on 26th March 2022 (event number 17).
The Age Grade course record is held by Ger VAN GRAAS who recorded 90.23% (18:56) on 16th April 2022 (event number 20).

Nansenparken parkrun started on 25th September 2021. Since then 280 participants have completed 598 parkruns covering a total distance of 2,990 km, including 105 new Personal Bests. A total of 45 individuals have volunteered 152 times.

It was a beautiful, sunny easter holiday morning in Nansenparken, as 30 happy parkrunners joined us for our 20th parkrun event. The grit had been removed from the paths, leaving the course in excellent conditions and ready for spring.

A special congratulation to Cornelia, who celebrated her milestone of 10 parkruns by volunteering as a tailwalker!

This week 30 people ran, jogged and walked the course, of whom 10 were first timers and 6 recorded new Personal Bests. Representatives of 4 different clubs took part.

The event was made possible by 7 volunteers:

Suzette LI • Peter HACK • Elizabeth ACKLAM • Thomas JENSSEN • Linn Jenssen ACKLAM • Erik Jenssen ACKLAM • Cornelia RICANEK

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 Astrid Brathaug SØRSET who recorded a time of 17:25 on 26th March 2022 (event number 17).
The Age Grade course record is held by Ger VAN GRAAS who recorded 90.23% (18:56) on 16th April 2022 (event number 20).

Nansenparken parkrun started on 25th September 2021. Since then 269 participants have completed 571 parkruns covering a total distance of 2,855 km, including 99 new Personal Bests. A total of 40 individuals have volunteered 145 times.

We had a great group of parkrunners for Nansenparken parkrun #19, despite it being the first day of the Easter holiday week. It was a gray and blustery day, and it was difficult to keep the signs in place, but that did not stop the 22 people who ran, jogged and walked the course.

The geese had their own gathering on the lawn and were happily honking away!

We want particularly to welcome our six first timers, and two who recorded personal bests. Representatives of 5 different clubs took part. We also had strong representation from South Africa with three runners!

This week we want to especially thank those who were volunteering for the first time, and who did a fantastic job keeping everything running smoothly! The event was made possible by 7 volunteers:

Erling MORK • Henrik Sam EYDE • Peter TALOS • Ross VON RUBEN • Signe FRETLAND • Sigrid RICANEK • Maria RICANEK

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 Astrid Brathaug SØRSET who recorded a time of 17:25 on 26th March 2022 (event number 17).
The Age Grade course record is held by Ger VAN GRAAS who recorded 89.05% (19:11) on 9th April 2022 (event number 19).

Nansenparken parkrun started on 25th September 2021. Since then 259 participants have completed 541 parkruns covering a total distance of 2,705 km, including 93 new Personal Bests. A total of 40 individuals have volunteered 138 times.

It was an unseasonably cold Saturday, but the sun was shining brightly and 31 cheerful parkrunners came out to run, jog and walk the course.

Representatives of 3 different clubs took part. We had 7 first timers and 6 new personal bests. We want especially to congratulate young Erik Acklam who ran his 10th parkrun today. Congratulations to all!

We welcomed new volunteers and are starting to see more parkrunners volunteering for roles, for which we are very grateful! Our fearless Event Director Elizabeth was happy that she was able to run the course.

We had a nice coffee afterwards at the local Kaffebrenneriet. Hopefully the weather will soon allow us to sit outdoors.

The event was made possible by 8 volunteers:

Michael FLOATER • Amy THOMSON • Erling MORK • Stian BRUBAKKEN • Henrik Sam EYDE • Elizabeth ACKLAM • Linn Jenssen ACKLAM • Ingunn (JOHANNESEN) MORK

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 Astrid Brathaug SØRSET who recorded a time of 17:25 on 26th March 2022 (event number 17).
The Age Grade course record is held by Ingunn YTREHUS who recorded 87.78% (25:47) on 20th November 2021 (event number 9).

Nansenparken parkrun started on 25th September 2021. Since then 253 participants have completed 519 parkruns covering a total distance of 2,595 km, including 91 new Personal Bests. A total of 37 individuals have volunteered 131 times.