Ask a question
Got any questions about running or general fitness? Pick a topic from the list or alternatively search for a keyword.
- Q I suffer from a medical condition. How can I alert the organisers in case of emergency?
- A Medical personnel are situated at numerous points around the course in case any runners get into difficulty or need medical assistance. To help medical staff treat you correctly in case of an emergency, fill in the section on the reverse of your running number where you can write details of your condition and advise of any action to take should you fall ill. Make sure when you complete this section that you use an indelible pen so that the information doesn't get washed off by rain or sweat. Additionally, put a red cross on the front of your race number, which will alert the organisers should an emergency occur.
Neither the Realbuzz Group Ltd nor its associated companies accept any responsibility or liability for death or injuries caused by any information contained within this website save for liability for death or personal injury caused by their negligence. All content within this website is provided in good faith and is for general information only, and must not be treated as a substitute for professional medical, health or nutritional advice, examination, diagnosis or treatment. Reliance or use of the content on the website is solely at your own risk. The Realbuzz Group Ltd or its associated companies is not responsible or liable for any diagnosis made by content on this website. When completing any training activities you may risk property damage, bodily injury or death. There are many variables that must be considered prior to engaging in a training activity including but not limited to: weather, fitness level, type of activity, fellow participants, terrain features and activity experience. Always consult your own doctor or any other health professional before starting any new training or starting a new exercise regime, or making any changes to existing treatment. Always consult your own doctor or any other health professional if you're in any way concerned about your health.