Did the induction last weekend, and highly recommend it to all comers. The main tip is to give yourself plenty of time for the journey, and get there comfortably on time, or the veteran who signs you in will have a point of view.
The instructors were knowledgeable, friendly, and really fired up with enthusiasm for the whole process and the history of Herne Hill.
Also, stay off the gargle the night before. I was "forced" into consuming too much Guinness at a work do on the Friday, and it made the final loops, when the pace starts to quicken, quite a challenge.
Oh, and there are always some know it all types from this place who hang around to point and giggle when the newbies turn up.
Disregard them with an air of superiority and distain that the occasion demands.
Did the induction last weekend, and highly recommend it to all comers. The main tip is to give yourself plenty of time for the journey, and get there comfortably on time, or the veteran who signs you in will have a point of view.
The instructors were knowledgeable, friendly, and really fired up with enthusiasm for the whole process and the history of Herne Hill.
Also, stay off the gargle the night before. I was "forced" into consuming too much Guinness at a work do on the Friday, and it made the final loops, when the pace starts to quicken, quite a challenge.
Oh, and there are always some know it all types from this place who hang around to point and giggle when the newbies turn up.
Disregard them with an air of superiority and distain that the occasion demands.