As we enter the second month of lockdown 3.0, we are once again victims of the unending boredom that became so familiar last Spring. With that in mind Epigram is here to give you some fun ideas on how you can continue to enjoy your favourite sports whilst staying at home.
In an email addressed to students, the University has confirmed that all outdoor sports facilities will reopen on 29 March in line with the easing of lockdown regulations in England.
Clifton Crusaders have been raising money for mental health charity Young Minds by running, cycling and walking the distance from Bristol to Bucharest.
Two ex-University of Bristol students have broken the world record to become the youngest women to row across the Atlantic Ocean. Bristol graduates Flo Ward and Hannah Walton, alongside friend Georgie Leach, completed the 3000-mile journey in 52 days, four hours and 57 minutes.
Epigram talked to current students Phoebe Murray and Georgia Newman about their experience of the sporting partnership and the importance of the long-standing relationship between the two clubs.
You can now register for the virtual Bristol Run Series for distances of 5k, 10k or a half marathon. The events are free to sign up for and will take place during three separate windows starting in March and finishing in September.
Last year, the Bristol student community sadly lost one of its members, Matt Ward, a third-year medicine student and member of the Christians in Sport group. To help raise money in memory of their friend, the group covered 367.8 miles and have raised over £400 for Samaritans.
If you are wanting to make the most of it with running, cycling and home workouts, Epigram is here for you with a comprehensive list of all the best outdoor places to exercise in Bristol.