Ten years ago, a random bit of post landed on my doorstep that changed everything.
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Ten years ago, a random bit of post landed on my doorstep that changed everything.
This year has crept up on me, especially when it comes to my running. By mid-September most years, my race calendar would already be set in stone. But here we are, January 10th, and I still don’t really know what the year ahead holds. Well, except for one thing...
If 2024 has shown us anything, it’s that running is evolving. Strava’s Year in Sport: Trend Report reveals all about how running is changing, forever.
Who knew that AI and feet pics would be a duo we needed in the running space… BUT if you have taken part in a race in the US in the past year your feet have been used in one of the biggest survey of runners ever and its shown why Nike have chosen to rip up their shoe line up and it isn’t because of the likes of On or Hoka.
Nike have pressed the big red button and gone nuclear with their running shoes for 2025. Say goodbye to some of your favourite shoes like the Invincible and Infinity models as Nike shakes up their entire running line up.
No blog post for over a year and radio silence as to why. Well its because a lot has changed, namely my employment. I have been so wrapped up in the short form media of insta and Facebook I simple haven’t given the time to sit down and write. But thanks to flights and airplane mode I am all yours. So where do I begin?
26.2 miles, 42.195km, 50,000+ steps, 4,689 laps around your sofa or 46,112 yards. However you measure it the marathon distance is one of the toughest and most rewarding things you can put your body through. Ever since my first at the London Marathon back in 2016 I have been well and truly addicted to the highs and lows that sort of distance takes you on.
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