Show organiser Raccoon Events states that it is expecting more than 10, 000 runners to descend upon Farnborough International in southern England next weekend (7-8 May) for the National Running Show South.
The show offers inspiration from some of the world’s top runners including Sir Mo Farah, Steve Cram, Paula Radcliffe, Rob Pope and Jo Pavey.
Over a hundred brands will be present, including Up & Running, Hoka One One, Runderwear, Mizuno, iPRO, Pulseroll, adidas, Sports Tours International, Forestry England, Ordnance Survey and Therabody.
‘Visitors will be able to discuss, try and buy all the latest gear from the latest running shoes to hydration vests, running apparel to nutrition and hydration support.’
Jo Pavey, Olympian and National Running Show South host said “I’m so thrilled to be heading back to the National Running Show South as co-host of the Inspiration Stage with my friend Danny Bent. The show is organised by runners for runners and is a wonderful opportunity for our amazing running community to get together.
“I absolutely love the show as I really enjoy meeting so many runners and hearing about their running experiences and goals. I always come away from the show feeling very inspired and motivated and excited to get out running.”
The 2022 event is the second edition of the National Running Show South and will host a range of features . These include: an Inspiration Stage, a Running Skills Theatre, Gait Analysis from Chiltern Physiotherapy, The Strength Training Zone by Renovate Wellness, a Pilates Zone sponsored by Pilates for Runners, a Man V Machine activation from The British Motor Show and The Recovery Zone from Pulseroll.
Runners can also plan their race calendar for 2022 and 2023 in The Events Village powered by RaceNation.
Visitors can also restore their energy and catch up with friends in The Run Café sponsored by Runderwear and visit the Bad Boy Running Chill Out Zone.
Nathalie Davies, Run Show Portfolio Director said “We have an incredible line-up that will appeal to all runners and equip them with crucial knowledge on how to run safely and avoid injury.
“With the brands we have onboard and the features available this show is set to be one of our best. We hope you have a brilliant weekend.”
Tickets for the show cost £10 and children go free.
