event and it still chokes me.I was expecting my best moment to be running down the Mall, but to be honest when I got there I really couldn't care less!The best bits by far for me were the starting line (knowing that I was part of the best marathon

, and the last four miles were an amazing finish to a great event. Coventry Cat, 4:22What an amazing day!I woke very early, way before my 6am wake-up call, opened the curtains at my hotel to see the clearest of blue skies. I stuffed breakfast down before greasing

’ve done Tough Guy. There is nothing that can prepare you for this, but to ensure that:a) you are physically fit to do an eight-mile jaunt in the countryside.b) you are completely and utterly barking mad.Now in its 16th year, Tough Guy is a charity event

whether we were fast and loose, or a bit slower with muscles tightening by the second.This was my ninth London, but my first for six years. I'd forgotten the impact the event has on your senses and had thought that I would make this my last London

.' A huge THANK YOU to everybody who called my name and helped me finish one of my hardest challenges and fulfil a dream! Kans & Kandy, 6:52 I was running as Mr Tickle for Children With Leukemia; the crowds were absolute fantastic. Best moments – I

3:00 TO 4:00 (Page 9) Page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 --Jon Hull, 4:00What an amazing eventThe best part: every single mile, where spectators are cheering and routing for you. A truly democratic sport - what a feeling.The worst moment: about 22

Sue and sums it all up... we ran together in six hours.The year Sue turned fifty, it had to be done, ’cos she has two medals and hubby plus one!We took on the challenge, we started our 'plan' -to be Penguins, together, each week we ran!Then along came

's heptathlon on Sunday evening - the GB&I team's first, and so far only, medal of the Championships. Immediately afterwards she had the challenge of another event, specific to Osaka - the press conference endurance test. It's somewhat bizarre in an otherwise

it was time to put up and shut up. But I did it, and missed my target of a sub-4 and came in at 4:07...and that was it. I'd done it - I'd run a marathon. Move on.And I did move on - and carried on running in other events - but crucially I got started doing

to only hit on evenings I was trying to run. It was getting harder to keep to the schedule. But (give or take the odd missed recovery run) I stuck to it.With Mar 13 approaching, I decided to brave the most scary challenge so far in the training schedule