VII Bieg Koguta - Oława - 29.06.2014 r.
Autor: Ryszard Tasarek Wtorek, 01 Lipiec 2014, 20:13 Odsłon: 2385 Drukuj
Siódma edycja Biegu Koguta w Oławie to impreza, która z poprzednimi edycjami nie ma wiele "punktów stycznych". Dla porównania (brałem udział w czterech z poprzednich sześciu edycji) przypomnę, że trzy pierwsze edycje, na trasie krosowej (leśny dukt) to udział stu kilkudziesięciu biegaczy, skromny budżet, trochę amatorska organizacja, ale kameralna impreza z fajnym klimatem. Kolejne edycje (IV, V, VI) z bazą na miejskim stadionie przy ul. Sportowej z płaską i asfaltową trasą w kierunku Siedlec (tu nawrót) to frekwencja odpowiednio 299, 439 i 472 osoby, nadal kameralny klimat, sympatyczna atmosfera.
Tegoroczny Bieg to, przede wszystkim, rekordowa, duża frekwencja - 1099 osób na mecie (w tym 259 kobiet), start/meta na Oławskim Rynku, 10-cio kilometrowa (atest PZLA) asfaltowa, bardzo płaska trasa, zaplecze (parkingi, biuro zawodów, szatnie, łaźnie, depozyt, posiłek, dekoracje itp.) urządzono na terenie Oławskiego Parku Wodnego "Termy Jakuba" - to już impreza z innej, wyższej półki - impreza duża, dobrze przygotowana i przeprowadzona.
Dodam, że głównym organizatorem jest Urząd Miejski w Oławie, przy współdziałaniu Ośrodka Kultury, Klubu Biegacza Harcownik i OPW "Termy Jakuba".
Pogoda "średnio" sprzyjająca: przed startem ciepło (około 23-24 st. C) i momentami trochę "kropiło", do połowy biegu bez opadów (ale duszno), potem znowu drobny deszczyk i taka pogoda towarzyszyła nam do końca imprezy.
Pozostałe elementy składające się na całość imprezy na wysokim poziomie: pamiątkowa bawełniana koszulka, solidny medal, izotonik na mecie, posiłek (porcja makaronu z sosem) nie limitowany, napój (piwo lub cola) limitowany, losowanie kilku niezłych nagród - to wszystko za 20 zł wpisowego.
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