To put it lightly Kate Jayden is unstoppable. Her list of challenges completed will make your head hurt but she isn't stopping there, her 2017 is going to be the hardest year yet. At the start of May she will be attempting a six day round trip from London to Paris using only her running shoes and her … Continue reading Running with… Kate Jayden
With two weeks of barely any running, two heavily strapped knees, and a duffel bag full of nerves I lined up for my second half marathon of the year. Two days before the race I finally convinced myself that I needed to go see a physiotherapist to see what, if anything, could be done about … Continue reading Silverstone Half Marathon
What were you up to at 7am last Sunday morning? For most of you the answer will be firmly asleep. Perhaps you a few of you were up feeding your pets, preparing breakfast in bed for a loved one or simply enjoying the pleasure of a lie in. At 7am last Sunday I was finishing a marathon and … Continue reading The man who walked instead of slept
Right my lovely fellow bloggers and readers alike I have a favour to ask. In a moment of madness, that this year seems to be populated by, I have decided to become a very VERY late entry to the British London 10K run that is in... A WEEK! The cause is one that has dominated … Continue reading I hate to ask but…
I was going to write a cheerful entry for you all, about my forthcoming experiment in Paddington station next week. Instead if I’m honest with you it’s hard to write joyful prose this week. The uprisings in Libya and Bahrain, a young monk setting himself alight in Tibet and of course the colossal earthquake and … Continue reading The Helplessness of it all
