to oversubscribed races Newsletter/magazine Discounted sportswear Discounted tickets to televised athletics events Discounted health club membership Other discounted products/services Participation in a nationally administered running handicap scheme A personal chip
The Runner's World Pace Team once again took to the streets of London in their quest to help you hit your marathon targets. Now find out if we snapped you en route. Many thanks to Kevin McGarry (www.kmcgarry.com) for supplying the images.
After 16 weeks of helping runners up and down the country - through five half-marathons and an epic 26.2 mile finale in London – the RW pacing service, partnered by Timex, has come to an end. With pace runners on hand at Dorney Lake, Blackpool
Time: 3:43 I'd just like to thank everyone from Runners' World for helping me through my first marathon. I got round in 3hrs 43minutes, two minutes ahead of my target. This was mainly down to the excellent RW pacers and the tips that I picked up
is friendly and the scenery is enough to distract from any fatigue. Enter online now.2. BUPA London 10000London, May 31 Put together by the team behind the London Marathon, the Bupa London 10000 is well-organised, had helpful marshals, and has a relaxed
marshals, hidden amongst the trees just waiting to spook you. Not for the faint-hearted this creepy but entertaining hilly chase offers a truly different Halloween experience. Most runners don costumes and there are glow sticks to help guide you over
are worth the brief amount of exertion. In fact if it weren’t for the race, you’d probably stop to admire the scenic delights of the Lake District, Snowdonia and Blackpool Tower. But sightseeing is not on your agenda, and you’ve got that extra helping
Leaving on a jet plane for an overseas event? Lucky you! Here’s how to make sure you hit the ground running and avoid having a racing holiday from hell. Bon voyage!BEFORE YOU GOGetting A VisaWithout the correct visa you might never get off
Docklands and out the other side, here is where I found my composure again, thank you Sandra for the help through the tough bit.Down to the Tower and along the Embankment, the crowds seem to be growing all the time and I heard my name being called more often
to course previews and photos. And if you're inspired by the long-distance antics from Kona, we've got plenty of tips to help you step up to the Ironman challenge and train like a pro
