Optimise every step: Running around BrightonSEO

For the last few years, we have organised the run ahead of each morning of the Brighton SEO Conference.

If you're making a long weekend of your time at Brighton SEO 2024 and want to join a local Parkrun on Saturday morning, we've got you covered.

Parkrun is a weekly, free 5km run that takes place worldwide on Saturday mornings and we're lucky to have nine all within 30 minutes of the Brighton Centre. You can find full event listings here or sign up for your free Parkrun barcode here, but we've put together a list of the closest for you to explore!

Whether you're racing to boost your parkrun rankings or searching for a fun, casual jog with SEO friends, Brighton offers a range of parkruns that are sure to boost your fitness results! That's right, we've made this blog SEO puntastic for all of you who fancy a walk or run at Parkrun over the BrightonSEO weekend.

Parkrun in Sussex

Brighton and its surroudning areas is a runners paradise, with its flat seaside scenery and surrounding rolling hills, it provides the perfect backdrop for all levels of runners. Here's a rundown of some of Brighton's most popular parkruns:

Hove Promenade Parkrun: Seaside sprints a plenty

Located just 10 minutes away from the conference venue, this flat and fast course runs along the iconic Hove seafront. Our BrightonSEO Run group normally jog along this course on the morning of day one of the conference (link to sign up?). It's flat, busy and you're sure to spot a celeb or two taking part too. Hove Promenade parkrun

Brighton & Hove Parkrun (Hove Park): The keyword to your running regimen

Brighton & Hove Parkrun, situated in Hove Park, is a slightly curvier course compared to Hove Promenade, with its undulating terrain and beautiful views across the park. This 5km run is a great option if you want to mix up the flat with a few small hills, all on solid path. It's a great place to go if it's windy on the seafront too! Hove Park parkrun

Preston Park Parkrun: Where speed and strategy collide

Another very popular park run in Brighton & Hove, located in Preston Park, is just a short bus ride or a solid 30-minute walk from the Brighton Centre. The sea of high-viz heroes is on hand to ensure you don't run into one of the bollards at the start, following a smooth tarmac, mainly flat course (with a short sharp hill) followed by a lovely long descent. Strategically situated with a mix of open spaces and tree-lined paths, Preston Park parkrun is a great space to relax after a busy week of learning!

Bevendean Down Parkrun: Step up your game with optimised footwear

One of the hilliest parkruns in the country and regularly attracting low numbers, if you love trails, beautiful views and a bit of a challenge, this is the parkrun for you in Sussex. For those staying in the city centre, take the number 49 bus and stop near the Bevy (great food after1) and follow the other runners walking up to Bevendean Down. Bevendean Down parkrun

East Brighton Parkrun: The Off-Page Haven

A lovely off-road course with a few cheeky hills thrown in to test you, the East Brighton parkrun volunteers are some of the friendliest around. Just watch out from above... if there's an emergency at the hospital, the helicopter lands in the middle of the field! East Brighton parkrun

Brighton SEO Runners are on Strava!

This group is for search engine optimizers who swap their digital sprints for physical ones! We're not just about keywords and backlinks; we lace up and hit the pavements and trails, too.

Join our Strava club and connect with like-minded SEO professionals who appreciate the value of a good run. Whether you're an ultrarunner or just looking for a fun shakeout run, our group brings together the SEO community beyond the conference room.

Feeling up for it? Outrank the competition and see if you can step your way up the leaderboard and join Brighton SEO Runners.

And don't forget to tag us in any photos you take while out running! #BrightonSEORUN #SEORUN #RunPals

Happy parkrunning, and may the course be with you.

 

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