To join the club, the annual individual subscription is listed below. This includes the England Athletics registration fee, access to all C&C sessions throughout the year and all supported league competitions.

If you will struggle to afford the subscription, please look at the club’s hardship policy. We hope that no one will be put off joining the club for financial reasons. For all queries, including those about the hardship policy, please contact the membership secretary at [email protected]

MembershipAnnual fee
Standard
Cambridge and Coleridge will be your primary club.
£83
Second claim
Cambridge and Coleridge will be your secondary club and the other club pays for your England Athletics membership.
£69
Associate
To still be linked to the club and receive correspondence
£6
Higher education
Students in higher education who are living away from Cambridge.
£68
Family
1 x Standard
2 x Second claim
For families with three or more active members, please contact [email protected] for more information.
£221
Subscriptions for members facing financial hardship
We offer a number of options for athletes who might need financial support.
Details
Club members can get a discounted rate for membership of the University Sports Centre Gym – the price is as a corporate partner which means that you get the same price as staff at the University – please go to their webpage for more details and prices.

Club members get a significant discount on a track pass, which allows you to use the track whenever you like outside C&C sessions.

What we expect

We are keen that all members should get the most they can from the club while understanding that athletics has a different priority for different members and that some will want to do more than others. The following notes are intended to give guidance on the broad expectation the club has of members:

  • Members are expected to participate fully in the club so that the enjoyment and success of all can be enhanced. This means taking part in team events, whenever possible, or helping out in other ways to try to make events successful.
  • All members are expected to treat each other with respect and to adopt the club’s equal opportunities policy.
  • It is important that all activities are carried out safely. Equipment should be used only as appropriate for the relevant event. Members should NEVER cross the infield at the track except when part of a supervised group of throwers or taking part in a throwing event.
  • All members should be aware of the activities of other athletes and avoid getting in each other’s way, through, for example, poor lane discipline.

FAQs

Can I just come along and try road running?

We have a big mixed ability group of all ages from 16 to 80+ which goes out on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays as well as a Women’s Running Group and Monday Night Group on Mondays at the track. Wednesday is probably the best day to book onto and see if you like it. We’re very happy for you to come along two or three times completely free before joining. Most people enjoy it and many have been coming along for years. It’s a big friendly group, trying to improve, or minimise decline. You’ll be made very welcome.

Do I have to attend an induction rather than just “come along”?

For athletes under 15 years old, we run the Young Athletes Academy which is at capacity and we ask that you join the waiting list by emailing [email protected]. We then invite parent/carers and athletes to attend the induction session at the track or by video which explains how the academy work and important safety information.

Although we are okay for seniors and masters to just book in on a Wednesday for the running groups at the track, that is not so easy for track and field, namely Sprints, Jumps and Throws, it is best to email [email protected] first to indicate what you are interested in so that we can arrange for you to meet the right coach.

Can I have a trial to see if I like it?

Yes, you can come along on a trial basis for three weeks to decide whether you want to join and there are many people who can help you decide what to get involved in!

But note, young athletes must attend an induction evening first for the Monday Academy – after the two inductions we give you two weeks to decide whether to join.

Can I get financial support to join the club?

If you require financial support to join the club, please see our Financial Hardship Policy

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