Weekly Newsletter 14 October 2026

This week's newsletter showcases the I RUN the RIVER with Active CB Running Festival; along with interesting articles, including how to recover after a long run.

I RUN the RIVER with Active CB Running Festival – 24 October 2026

Set along the scenic Cooks River Path in Canterbury, each course is flat, clearly marked, and perfect for participants of all fitness levels. You’ll run beside tranquil waterways and lush surrounds, making it a truly enjoyable and accessible event for everyone.

The event caters for all ages and abilities with distances ranging from 3km to 21.1km.

This event is organised by Active Canterbury-Bankstown in partnership with Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL.

Distances:
- Crayv 3km Fun
- 7km Run
- 14km Run
- Half Marathon

Register today at cb.city/I-RUN to grab the remaining spots available. DON’T MISS OUT.

Interesting Articles

Marathon travel tips for your best race

If you’re heading out for your first big race holiday, then you’ll want to dive in to these marathon travel tips. Run to the Finish looks at some things that will make a difference in how you feel on race day.

How to recover after a long run

Active.com has post-run recovery tips for runners.

The dos and don’ts of taper week

Race week is about arriving at the start line fresh - not trying to cram in one last week of recovery. Find out more at Canadian Running.

Stress reaction vs stress fracture

Runners World looks at what you need to know to avoid getting sidelined by a stress fracture, and the signs you notice that indicate it’s time to see a doctor.

Recent updates

To find out what's been recently updated, check the recent updates page regularly for date changes, event postponements and cancellations. Check out the full calendar of upcoming events.

Until next week...

Have a great running week!

Regards,
Jane, Chris & Sam
The Running Calendar Team