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Steve Cram Joins High-Energy Rave Run Club
9 Mar
Summary
- Rave Run Club mixes rave culture with exercise for mental health.
- Over 200 people now participate in the unique 5km running events.
- Former athlete Steve Cram participated, calling it 'great fun'.
In Worcester, the Rave Run Club has emerged as an innovative initiative to support mental well-being through a fusion of rave culture and physical activity. Tom Adams, 44, leads this unique group, carrying a 15kg speaker on his back that plays upbeat dance and party music during their 5km runs. What began with approximately 70 participants in November has rapidly expanded, now drawing around 200 runners to each event.
Distinguished former athlete Steve Cram recently participated in a Rave Run Club event, expressing his enjoyment and describing the group as a 'crazy bunch'. Cram noted the striking neon clothing participants wore, embracing the fun atmosphere. He highlighted how running has evolved into a significant social tool, facilitating community bonding, with the running aspect becoming almost secondary to the social connection.
Adams expressed pride in the club's creation and Cram's positive experience. The Rave Run Club's success underscores the diverse ways running can serve as a powerful social outlet. Notably, Cram is also instrumental in organizing the Worcester City Runs, an event set to return to the city on September 13th, attracting thousands of participants.
