in training and getting the miles in. I've been back in training a week and a half now.Q. Will you head out to train in Kenya soon?A. Hopefully in the next couple of weeks I'll be making that decision. I'll spend four to five weeks there.Q. How has
atmosphere and loot worthy of Robin Hood himself - a long sleeved T-shirt will be waiting for you at the finish. Enter online now.The Great Cumbrian Run Half-Marathon (Cumbria, October 10)This half-marathon kicks off in one of Carlisle's most dominant
goal. Phil Sanders set himself the challenge of running a marathon, Kirsten Lodge a half-marathon and icclesuez simply wanted to run for 30 minutes. Whatever your final goal, a 5K race is a fantastic first marker of achievement once you start running
John Fraser 10 (Leicester, September 4)If you've got your eye on an autumn half-marathon, take on this undulating ten-miler to get your legs into gear. Chase over virtually traffic-free lanes in the Leicestershire countryside, with a few climbs
's example and build up to a 5k using our beginner schedules.If you already run, set yourself a more challenging target. Kirsten Lodge only ran occasionally but signing up to a half marathon and upping her training helped her lose 15 pounds over six months
by runnersworld.co.uk forumites.The idea was the brainchild of forumite Stu just ten months ago. Inspired by Eddie Izzard's feat of 43 marathons in 51 days last year, Stu initially thought of attempting the coastal distance alone. "I soon realised a relay was a
portion sizes by simply switching to a smaller plate! Most importantly don't skip meals as your appetite is guaranteed to catch up with you.More training, more foodIt can be difficult to know how much to eat when you start training for a half or full
some most of our faster forumites blush. Still if enthusiasm counts for anything, then I'm a runner.However, as much I love running, it appears that running doesn't love me. Since upping my mileage to train and race in the Liverpool Half-Marathon
Ilsley. "We have some guys who are currently training in the Hyde Park class who are looking at sub-1:30 half-marathons and just touching on over three-hour marathons. They use our classes as a cross-training element to complement their other training
