Learn to Orienteer and Improve your Skills for 2012!
SLOW is delighted to offer a brand new coaching Club Night, on non-race Tuesday evenings from 17 January onwards. Improve your fitness and acquire key technical skills for the sport. Teaching by British Orienteering accredited coach Paul Couldridge (SLOW & British Army). Beginners welcome! Full Details
| Latest News: | Street-O: 7 February 2012 |
| Next Coaching: | Club Night, TBA in 17 days |
| Next Event: | Street-O, Brockley in 3 days |
| Entries Open: | 35th Surrey Hills Race & Trail Challenge closing in 106 days |
South London Orienteers (SLOW) are an orienteering and running club, with most members based in south, south-west and central London and northern Surrey. The club currently has over 200 members, ranging from complete novices to international level athletes. We are affiliated to British Orienteering, the sport’s national governing body. We organise the City of London Race, the OK Nuts Trophy and other major races, as well more local events in parks and on streets around the capital and parts of Surrey.
Next SLOW events
- Street-O, Brockley on Tuesday 7 February
- Club Night, TBA on Tuesday 21 February
- Orienteering Race, Wimbledon Common on Sunday 26 February
- Street-O, South Kilburn on Tuesday 13 March
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- Get calendar (ICS)
Results of recent races
- The 31st Box Hill Fell Race, Box Hill on Saturday 21 January
- Street-O, Marylebone on Tuesday 10 January
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Recent news
- Street-O: 7 February 2012 posted on 23 January
- Results from the 31st Box Hill Fell Race posted on 23 January
- Wimbledon Common District Race posted on 19 January
- 1 & 2 for Ed, Strong SLOW Showing at Holmbush Race posted on 16 January
- Nearly 100 People Pre-Registered for Marylebone Street-O posted on 10 January
- 31st Box Hill Fell Race: Entries Have Closed posted on 8 January
- SLOW's City Race Features in National Orienteering Press posted on 30 December
- Minutes from the 2011 AGM posted on 28 December
- more…
- Get news feed (RSS)
Photo, of Andy Robinson at the Brighton City Race, by Robert Lines.
