Community – Ambassadors
Our aat: community has evolved into an integrated support network – uniting participants, partners, ambassadors and crew – to enhance the overall aat: event experience.
Our aat: event ambassadors are inspirational, active members of our community who consistently go above and beyond to attend, support and review our events. They are “go-to” members of our community who we can count on for pretty much anything – from providing us with honest feedback for partner product testing through to filling key roles on event day. This makes them ideal friends for you too – please feel free to chat to them at our events or contact them on social media with any questions you have about volunteering with us, kit recommendations, goal setting and more!
Our Ambassadors
Carly Corrigall
I’m Carly, a qualified personal trainer and the owner of…
View BioI’m Carly, a qualified personal trainer and the owner of women-specific health and fitness coaching company, CLC Fitness.
I provide bespoke, energising personal training sessions for women who want to learn how exercise can boost their mood, help them to feel better about their bodies and become something they can really look forward to.
I’ve been running myself for over 20 years, with experience in running a range of distances up to a double marathon, but each event or race I take part in teaches me something new, you never stop learning! I’m on a mission to help other women to discover not only how great running can make them feel, but to keep them running safely and happily for as long as possible. I believe the best way to do this is to take a holistic approach to training, including plenty of functional mobility, strength and flexibility work to build a body that is perfectly conditioned to the challenges of the trail or road.
Check out my website www.clcfitness.co.uk or Facebook group www.facebook.com/clcfitnesssurrey
Chris Nugent
I’m Chris, a local runner, UKA accredited run leader and…
View BioGemma Read
Hi I’m Gemma. I came to running relatively late when…
View BioHi I’m Gemma.
I came to running relatively late when I was in my 30’s. After running a few trail 10ks with AAT, I stepped up to the half marathon distance and took part in the first Surrey Half.
Since that first half marathon, longer distances followed and I found a love for spending a day out on the trails training for and running ultra distances.
Running has become part of my life in a way I never expected including working at Fitstuff shop and clinic in Guildford. I’ve been running and volunteering with AAT in their events for around 10 years and I’m really proud to be one of their ambassadors.
Come and run in one of the events from AAT, from road to trail routes, 5k to 60k and triathlon there really is something for everyone.
Lee Kemp
#UKRUNCHAT ambassador, National Running Show ambassador and an avid member…
View BioLee Kemp
#UKRUNCHAT ambassador, National Running Show ambassador and an avid member of the Racehcheck Visor Club community – representing #TeamWhite
Favourite aat: event: The Fox Ultra (60km) – great event, fantastic course and an awesome medal.
Goals: Reassessing amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Favourite Training Session: Intervals – I’m hoping these will help me to run further and faster.
Essential Kit: Racecheck Visor. I enjoy being part of the Racecheck community and reviewing races for them.
Kyra Cushway
As an OCR and Mud Run fanatic, I’m a proud…
View BioKyra Cushway
As an OCR and Mud Run fanatic, I’m a proud member of The UK Mudd Queens (MQUK) and am usually Tail Runner at aat: events – I’m all about keeping slower runners happy and motivated. And the medal… 😉
Favourite aat-event:Â Guildford Triathlon.
Goals: To get faster and running since I’m usually the tail runner so I don’t feel like I’m holding anyone back.
Favourite Training Session: Just getting outdoors for some exercise whether it be running, cycling or obstacle course training.
Essential Kit: Asics fuji runnegades (for trails and obstacle course training) and a skort (much better than shorts).