Running has long been a passion and key part of my daily life. Whilst racing between 5km to half marathon and running the distance alone in training, I had never wanted to enter an official marathon until I could properly commit to training and break the sub-3:00 barrier – a major benchmark for many marathoners. My first marathon was the Greater Manchester Marathon in April 2018 where I ran 2:58:46.
Having caught the bug I quickly signed up to Chester Marathon where I ran my PB of 2:54:39 before getting injured and my competitive running goals would take on a different trajectory for a while…
Re-homed, Relapsed, and Running in the Right Direction
In seven days 40,000 people will hit the streets for London Marathon 2019; from the elites and record-breakers, to novices, ...
How I Took on Mental Illness in a Marathon – and Won
Whether it’s London, Boston, Manchester or another, they say you can’t run a marathon without telling everyone. Each April brings ...