THE MIND RUNNER

This blog features a guest article written by a friend and fellow coach, Max. Max talks openly about her experience living with a form of...

Mindful Running Series #5 One thing I notice every time I go for a run is how quickly my mind wanders, skipping from one random topic to ...

Mindful Running Series #4 Two years ago I entered my first triathlon, as part of a hilariously named team ‘Tri Not To Die’. Little did I ...

Mindful Running Series #3 Much like breathing, the movement of our body is something we often take for granted when out for a run. The tr...

Mindful Running Series #2 Evidence suggests that society is currently experiencing ‘Nature Deficit Disorder’, an inability or disinclinat...

Mindful Running Series #1 These are really, really strange times. Worrying, frustrating, unprecedented times. We find ourselves ‘locked i...

When our running club first started, we knew we wanted to run off road. It was easier on the joints and far more interesting than staring...

Last night I was lucky enough to be part of an exceptional running session, one of the most positive and inspiring that I have ever atten...

The Effect of Injury on our Mental Health Being injured sucks. I spend all my time extolling the virtues of running for the benefit of ou...

When we started our running group five years ago, our founding members all had one thing in common – we were all parents of young childre...

I can hear my grandparents and parents saying these words and swore I would never say them when I had children of my own, and yet recentl...

Such a good article - and the reason I am proud to be involved with England Athletics new initiative: #RunAndRevise https://www.telegraph...

Ok so I may be a bit biased. It’s the only sport I’ve ever really been good at, I was brought up in a family where running was as much pa...

Most of us won’t remember our very first run, but there was something about it that made us put on our running shoes for a second time an...