Amy Stainthorpe »
I hope to build upon my new found desire to run. Whether that be increased distance, speed or ability, I'm not sure yet but I'll try to enjoy the journey.
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Rachel Cox »
Running is something I wish I could say I do more off. I often use a run as an excuse to have some ‘me’ time. I find that if I set achievable goals I keep motivated.
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Garry Cochrane »
I started running at the age of 35 after the death of a relative; he died in his mid-fifties from a massive heart attack and it was the wake-up call I needed.
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Andrew Bell »
I thought I would start by sharing my running past and the reason for starting my running journey. As a kid, unlike most, I used to enjoy cross country.
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Erin Stewart »
I started running after having my first child in 2009. I wanted to get fit again, have some time to myself and in the long run set a good example for my daughter.
Read more...Kev Richardson »
Having shown some promise as a runner at school Kev finally got back to the sport at the age of 30 in 2012. In the three years since, he has steadily improved.
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Lisa Lawson »
Why do I run? Let me start by saying; I don’t really like sport, I don’t understand the appeal of gyms, sports Read more…
Brian Bailes »
I have been running now for almost 30 years and love it! Running is a great sport that anyone can do, and is as cheap or expensive as you want it to be.
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Nadhim Bayatti »
I can't imagine a future without running, I hope to stay injury free and enjoy myself. The next best thing to running is to chat about it because it just makes you want to go and run!
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Martin Cottle »
I can't see a time when running won't be apart of my life and I hope that I have many many years ahead of hitting those streets and getting that feeling of freedom, a great workout and clearing the mind. Nothing else works better!
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