Let's Compete in 2026
- Leamington Athletics Academy Team
- 5 days ago
- 2 min read
WHY COMPETE?
Testing oneself against the clock or against others in a competition builds resilience, gives purpose to training plans and improves self confidence. We would like support all athletes to develop these attributes so you can feel like a superhero .
At LAA, we try to keep things simple and competition can be most confusing, so if you need to contact us to ask about anything, please do!
Check our LAA Fixtures list for an opportunity to build resilience through sport.
HOW DOES COMPETITION WORK?
Schools - do ther own thing and don't really share with clubs. You DO NOT need to be affiliated, your PE teacher should inform you about any Warwickshire school events.
Clubs - like to enter leagues (Youth Development League) to see if their club can win the most points to win their league. Athletes are selected (based on their times/distances) to represent the club. You will need to be affiliated.
Individual Entry - parents/athletes need to find an OPEN meeting and simply enter the athlete in their preferred events. You will need to be affiliated and use that number when entering the events.
AGE GROUPS
U10: school years 3 and 4
U12: years 5 and 6
U14: years 7 and 8
U16: years 9 and 10
U18: years 11 and 12
U20: year 13, 14
In our fixtures list we show which events have U10, U12 events.
STILL UNSURE? .....ask us.
LAA & Inclusivity
Please help us share with the community our new disability events and clubs.
THANK YOU :-)
Sunday 17th May
A day of athletics, including frame running.
REGULAR WEEKLY TRAINING
For those with Cerebral palsy, stroke, brain injury.
REGULAR WEEKLY TRAINING
Open to neurodivergent and/or SEMH children.
No diagnosis required
SEE YOU AT TRACK!
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