EDINBURGH
ATHLETIC
CLUB

The oldest and largest athletic club in Edinburgh, based at Meadowbank Stadium, we offer training groups throughout the city and competitions all over the country. We are a club for all ages and disciplines from track & field to cross country and road races. Join us to be your best athlete or just come and enjoy the company.

Training

All year round, find us on the track,
in the hills and on the roads

News
EAC Robertson Trophy Handicap
Features
EAC Robertson Trophy Handicap
Features

Run in memory of a club supporter who kindly donated the trophy, Edinburgh Athletic Club have organised an annual handicap race in which the winner receives this famous old trophy since 1928.

Features
Senior Cross Country Grand Prix - 2024-2025
Results, Features
Senior Cross Country Grand Prix - 2024-2025
Results, Features

The 2024-25 EAC Cross-Country Grand Prix featured no less than 12 qualifying races, from October 2024 through to March 2025. The Grand Prix is set up to reward both performance and consistency across the season, and it has seen some close finishes over the years.

Results, Features
A marathon weekend
Features
A marathon weekend
Features

The end of April was something of a marathon-fest, with EAC athletes recently travelling to London, Hamburg, Manchester and Blackpool, to take on the formidable challenge that is 26.2 miles.

Features
ERRA Womens 6 Stage Road Relay Championships
Results
ERRA Womens 6 Stage Road Relay Championships
Results

EAC senior women place 9th at Sutton Coldfield in English Road Running Association Senior Women’s 6 Stage Road Relay Championship.

Results
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Join the club

Runners, jumpers, throwers; coaches, parents and fans, everyone is welcome. From juniors to masters we hope you can find your tribe among our ranks. Come and try out some sessions and start your adventure with the club.

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