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Run for your Life: the Kenyan way
Bláithín Sheil reflects on her time at the Home of Champions and the perspective it gave her on different motivators for running. The Kenyans are known...
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Did Not Start
In a guest post ultra trail runner and GB international Sophie Grant talks about the difficult, but wise, decision of registering...
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Reflecting on the end of track season
Serpentine coach David Chalfen reflects on the vibrant and inspiring growth of endurance track meets in the UK “Road racing is...
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Centurion Running tips for your first (and next) ultra
Ultra marathons, any race longer than the traditional 26.2 miles, keep growing in popularity so we asked some experts for some...
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Ben Pochee: The man behind the magic
In the six years since Ben Pochee organised the first Night Of The 10,000m PB’s a lot has changed. The race...
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You can’t do it all on your own
In her latest Fast10 blog marathoner Natasha Cockram talks about the importance of teamwork in achieving your goals. Runners love to...
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Aqua-jog, Swim, Bike or…Ski? Different types of cross training
There are countless cross training options from walking through to skiing and team sports, but which are best for runners? After the last...
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Is cross training the key to success?
There are some runners who seem to be exercising every hour under the sun. It’s not just hundreds of miles of...
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How to fuel your training and racing to reach your potential
GB Cross country athlete and Sports Nutrition MSc Emily Hosker-Thornhill shares advice on fuelling your training and racing to reach your...
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Dale Greig: Remembering a pioneer of the women’s marathon
Dale Greig may not be a well known name in women’s marathoning, but she certainly should be. The Scottish hall of...
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