Gyms in Cogenhoe
A hilltop village above the Nene Valley whose sport runs through its playing fields: football, cricket and bowls.
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Training in Cogenhoe
Playing fields above the Nene.
Cogenhoe, said "Cook-no", stands on high ground about five miles east of Northampton, looking over the Nene Valley. Its training is club sport at the playing fields: Cogenhoe United, which first played on the village field in 1950, Cogenhoe Cricket Club, the Sports & Social Bowls Club and Cogenhoe & Kingsthorpe FC. For a gym or a pool, Northampton's centres are on the West Northamptonshire page.
Short Lane Pocket Park, one of the first pocket parks in the country, has woodland, a stream, a pond and a ford, and the footpath to Earls Barton passes a surviving barrow that is now a scheduled monument. Hills like these are better with company, so find someone for a weekly loop.
Train outdoors
Where to train in Cogenhoe
The village's clubs.
Find a training buddy in Cogenhoe
A running partner for the Earls Barton footpath, a lift to a Northampton gym, a bowls partner.
Find a buddyStart a Cogenhoe training group
A Saturday run through the pocket park, a circuit on the playing field: set it up and we'll help neighbours find it.
Start a groupCogenhoe gym questions
Answers in brief.
How many gyms are there in Cogenhoe?
Gymist lists 5 venues in Cogenhoe, mostly the football, cricket and bowls clubs on the playing fields.
Is there a gym in Cogenhoe?
The venues here are football, cricket and bowls clubs. For a gym or a pool, Lings Forum on Billing Brook Road in Northampton has a 25 m pool, and the West Northamptonshire page lists the rest.
How do I find a gym buddy in Cogenhoe?
Join Gymist free, add where you train and when, and browse members nearby. If there's no group for what you do, start one.