Jogging St Feuillien

Since registration is still to be confirmed, monitor the organiser's official website and social media for the Jogging St Feuillien in Le Rœulx. Once entries open, expect online pre-registration to be the main route, with possible on-day entry only if places remain. Prepare your ID, payment details, and emergency contact, and do not assume you can enter on race day without confirming first.

Expect to collect your bib and timing chip before the start, likely near the race village in Le Rœulx. Arrive 60–90 minutes early for the 10K or Grande Distance, bring your confirmation and ID, and listen for announcements about start waves and warm-up. Exact check-in and start times are TBC, so check the organiser's final instructions.

As a road race in Le Rœulx, the Jogging St Feuillien should have a finish funnel, timing point, and basic refreshments such as water and snacks. The 10K, Grande Distance, Petite Distance, and Jeunes Foulées may finish in different areas or at different times, so follow signage and marshals. Medal, beer, or other extras are not confirmed, so check the organiser's website for what is included.

The event surface is road, so trail shoes are not required. The Grande Distance has about 120m of elevation and the Petite Distance about 45m, so grippy road shoes are a good choice if it is wet. Bring layers for changeable February weather, and consider a small bottle or belt if you are doing the longer distance and are unsure about aid stations.

The Grande Distance has about 120m of elevation, so add hill repeats and rolling-road runs to your training for the Jogging St Feuillien. Practise pacing by effort rather than pace on climbs, and test any hydration or nutrition you plan to use. If the Petite Distance with 45m is your goal, the same hill practice helps, but with less volume and intensity.