at lunchtime!Money off for RW readers!Did you run the 2012 London Marathon? Bring your medal to any of Hot Bikram Yoga's London studios (Balham, Fulham and London Bridge) and get the London Marathon pass, which allows you ten consecutive days of unlimited yoga

all the hard work came to fruition in the race.2012 running resolutions: I'd like to try a few different types of races – I’m planning to do an ultra and I’d also like to do more adventure-type races. I would also like to run the Chicago Marathon

and Edinburgh proved a winning formula. Even sharing a date with the London Marathon didn’t knock the wind out of this race’s sails – the course, which wound through quiet country roads, attracted nearly 600 runners. 3. Pride Run 10K, LondonDate in 2012: August

hundreds who flocked from afar to run it. Enter online.8. Virgin London Marathon, LondonDate in 2012: April 22Predictable but entirely understandable. For those recently returned from another planet, every April, 40,000 runners and a million screaming

The Christmas music in the office and twinkly lights in London tell us Christmas is just around the corner. If the thought of present-buying brings about a cold sweat, don't worry, we've done the hard work for you and found some of the best runner

the largely uphill first nine miles. There are even special train services from London and a park-and-ride bus option for those travelling by car. 2. Meon Valley Plod, Clanfield, HampshireDate in 2012: February 12Leg-punishing inclines and lashings of sludge

To celebrate the 2012 London Marathon, we gave 30 lucky readers the chance to win a marathon pack of 100 Biofreeze gel sachets, for treating yourself over a whole season or sharing with training partners.We've passed all the winners' details

Sunday's Virgin London Marathon will feature one of the best elite men’s marathon field ever assembled, say race organisers, including nine men who’ve completed the distance in under 2:06.2012 winner Wilson Kipsang will be out to prove he’s the best

know you're competing in London 2012?A bit of both. The aim for this year was to qualify for the Olympics, so it's nice sitting here knowing I don't have to focus on securing my spot early next year. I always said this season that the pressure wasn

. I finished in 37:30 and when I returned eight weeks later I improved my time by over two minutes.My next goal was a 10K race and while researching 10K runs, I stumbled across the registration for the 2012 London Marathon and, on a whim, applied for a