Chichester……… Where did the name come from? In the late 5th or early 6th century the Saxons arrived in the area. Chichester was named after a Saxon called Cissa. The Saxons called any group of Roman buildings a ceaster. They called this town Cissa's ceaster. It changed to Cisscester then finally to Chichester.
What a great town it is.
An interesting article recently published in Runner’s World magazine references some research undertaken at the University of Kent’s School of Sport and Exercise Science looking at whether psychological interventions, such as hypnosis, can enhance performance in endurance sports. As part of the research the University conducted a review of published articles which looked at the effect of psychological interventions on the performance of endurance athletes. After looking at the best designed studies the researchers concluded that more often than not using such techniques do actually improve performance. Techniques that were found to be beneficial included: goal-setting, hypnosis, imagery and self-talk. At the same time the researchers found that mental fatigue or losing focus during an event or training was detrimental to performance.
This is a 6km walk encircling the harbourside village of
Itchenor (also known as West Itchenor). The walk
passes through farmland, attractive housing and along
the shoreline path with splendid views of the harbour.
On Friday, 28th June, Team Atlantic Splash will launch Mission Atlantic on the Thames in Oxford, beginning a three day journey down the river towards Tower Bridge, London.
Mannings Heath hosts final leg of Tour and evening party celebrations
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