Where to Run
Below are our 8 articles in the 'where to run' category:
One of the mental barriers that prospective runners have to overcome is the schooldays memory of cross-country. Of feet reluctantly been dragged around the fields, driven on by the relentless barking ...
Long distance runners need to be mentally as well as physically fit, to be able to stay self-contained and focus on the job at hand. However, this must be a difficult task for fell runners simply ...
Some gym users look upon their membership as an opportunity solely to broaden their social horizons. Yes they may throw in the odd swim, or half an hour on the bike, but their monthly fee is more ...
The Chicago marathon attracts around 40,000 competitors and, according to the organisers, provides runners of all abilities with a scenic tour of one of the world’s great cities. If competing on the ...
Some runners meet any discussion about treadmills with a derisory snort. Who wants to suffer the indignity of bouncing up and down on a glorified conveyor belt effectively going nowhere?
Well, yes ...
There are several advantages to running after the sun has gone down. For a start, during the summer months, not only will the heat have eased off, but so will the evening rush hour and the poor air ...
Striding purposefully past your fellow pedestrians, head held high, is one of the first and great natural highs to be gained from running around the neighbourhood. Suddenly, everyone else appears to ...
One of the attractions of taking up running is that even if you can't afford the gym fees or the time to learn how to use any specific equipment, all it takes is a pair of trainers, some stretching ...
