4 Weeks to the Stones πŸ˜±

So with 4 weeks remaining the focus of my attention remains on keeping the training miles going, my last and longest run and my prep for the day. Oh and keeping myself from getting overwhelmed with the anticipation of the event and the fear of making a complete mess of it. Training So this wasContinue reading “4 Weeks to the Stones πŸ˜±”

Hampshire Hoppit Trail Marathon 2019

Photo gallery here. The Hampshire Hoppit is trail run through the North Hampshire hills. On offer to budding trail runners is a Marathon and Half Marathon distance. I decided that this would be the best option for my second marathon and my first ever trail marathon. From the offset the organisation is great. Some goodContinue reading “Hampshire Hoppit Trail Marathon 2019”

Training Advice, Links and the like

Half Marathon Training 10 Week Plan The Start Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Advice and articles Building strength for hill running A running addict? Free Marathon training plans Core strength routines for runners Best running blogs according to Run MummyContinue reading “Training Advice, Links and the like”

The 5-Minute Leg Circuit for Mountain-Running Strength

Use these exercises to improve climbing strength and downhill resilience β€” Read on trailrunnermag.com/training/cross-training/the-5-minute-leg-circuit-for-mountain-running-strength.html Having done the Hampshire Hoppit and thought that I’m going to need to step up my hill running game a bit, I’ve found this simple and short circuit session for hill climbing strength. Worth a shot I would say!!

Race to the Stones 2019 – it’s the final countdown

Well it’s about a month out from RTTS 2019 and time to stop worrying about have I done enough and start worrying about everything else 😱😱😱😱 As the sound of the song from Europe “The Final Countdown” rings around my head I find myself thinking about the final phase and specifically I find myself thinkingContinue reading “Race to the Stones 2019 – it’s the final countdown”

22 Mile route Through Didcot-Thames Path-Abingdon-Didcot

Mostly flat along the Thames Path. Some of the Thames path is a bit cut up and often is damp. Some fields of cows and sheep to navigate – especially nearer the Dorchester on Thames section. Link between Wittenham and the Thames path is via a couple of back gardens with Footpaths through them, andContinue reading “22 Mile route Through Didcot-Thames Path-Abingdon-Didcot”