About Us
The Shanghai Hash House Harriers began in 1986. We're a mixed hash (meaning all genders and sexes are welcome) that runs walks or hobbles every Sunday come rainstorm, snowstorm, beerstorm, sandstorm, etc. Attendance varies from 4-60 people, but typically is around 20-30. Really though, who cares?
Shanghai Hash House Harriers. A Drinking Club with a Running Problem. We meet every Sunday 2:45pm start at 3.00pm.
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Hashing is a version of running similar to the hare and hounds with some drinking (optional) involved. Typically referred to a drinking club with a running problem, we are a team running experience. There is no racing, timing, or winning involved.
Yes. Currently (2024) there are 5 other Hash House Harriers in Shanghai.
D.O.G.S : Distinguished Overseas Gentlemen Shanghai. A Drinkingg Club with a Running Problem. We meet every thiurday evening 6.45pm start at 7.00pm.
More information: www.dogsh3.com or email: run@dogsh3.com
D2H3 : Run/Walking trail once a month, usually on a Saturday. This hash group takes you to the outskirts of Shanghai for some shiggy trails. Bus is arranged and usually leaves center of shanghai at 12.45pm.
Full Moon Hash : Once a month the Wednesday before the full moon (evening Run). Usually in the shiggy parts of Pudong.
Shanghai 7/11 H3 : The 7-ELEVEn H3 holds 2 runs a year - both on 7/11 (November 7th and July 11th). (Evening run/walk).
Shanghai Taiping Hash House Harriers : Every 2 to 3 months
The objectives of the Hash House Harriers as recorded on the club registration card dated 1950 are: To promote physical fitness among our members. To get rid of weekend hangovers. To acquire a good thirst and to satisfy it in beer.
There are over 2,000 Hash House Harrier groups worldwide. These groups are often referred to as "kennels" and can be found in various cities and countries. The Hash House Harriers website (https://www.gthhh.com/) provides a directory of these groups and their contact information.
In 1938, a group of nine British officers in Kuala Lumpur started going for weekly runs to shake off their weekend hangovers. They didn't have any grand ambitions, but the small group — known as the Hash House Harriers — evolved into one of the world's biggest running collectives.
Hashing is an exhilaratingly fun combination of running, orienteering, and partying, where bands of Harriers and Harriettes chase Hares on eight-to-ten kilometer-long trails through town, country, jungle, and desert, all in search of exercise, camaraderie, and good times.
Virgin: first-time hasher; also applied to first-time hare. Virgin Lay: 1) a virgin hare's first trail; 2) a new kennel's first hash.
In a paper-chase, two 'hares' lay a trail of paper over the country, and the pack of 'hounds' try to catch up with them. Although this sport soon developed into cross country as we know it today, the earliest such clubs called themselves 'Hare and Hounds' or 'Harriers', and still do.
Alberto Stephano Ignatius Gispert
Alberto Stephano Ignatius Gispert known as “G” established the Hash House Harriers in colonial KL in 1938. In 1928, “G” joined Evatt & Co and was sent out on his first posting to Singapore.
They're markings for a Hash trail. Each Hash has its own version of the markings used to show the Trail. Some are common to most Hashes, others are unique to each Hash. We use flour for the majority of our runs as it's easily seen (especially at night) and bio-degradable.
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Anyone who isn’t afraid to let his or her guard down and have a little bit of fun. This activity is not for the faint of heart, or those who are overly sensitive about life. It also is not for those people who are intolerant, bigoted, racist, sexist, prejudiced and any other freak who doesn’t like people and animals.
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You need to bring a sense of humor, a willingness to get dirty, and a change of clothes. There will be water and beer provided for you, as well as some food at the end
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You need to have a working arm and elbow, enough so that you can drink a beer. There are many different types of hashers. There are those “Type A” hashers who delight in running 5-12 km trails on Sunday afternoon after having run their half marathon training earlier in the morning.Then there are those hashers who just like to have an afternoon walk and a beer and food
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You can use the Hash House Harriers World Directory to search for a hash club in your area, or browse the Hash House Harriers World Events to see if there is a special event coming up that you can join. You can also follow the Shanghai Hash House Harriers on Facebook, WeChat, to get updates on their upcoming hashes.