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Win Our Photo Contest and Run the North Pole
By Runner's World on 01/09/2006 12:16:20
Send us your Rave Run photo, and you could be running the North Pole Marathon
us your best photo of someone enjoying a Rave Run. Your runner can be sprinting along a deserted beach or clifftop track, or even through a glorious cityscape. All we want is your one best photo, of one runner.The winning photo will be published
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Jersey Island Challenge
By Runner's World on 20/07/2007 14:23:13
Head to Britain's sunniest spot for a one-mile sea-kayak, 40-mile cycle ride and eight-mile cross-country run
Think of an autumn break and you probably think: unspoilt scenery, miles of golden beaches, warm, temperate weather. The island of Jersey, 100 miles south of mainland Britain, has all this. But if your idea of holiday heaven is something a little
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Coasting Around Britain - The Finish Line
By Dominique Brady on 27/10/2010 13:46:02
Find out what happened when runnersworld.co.uk forumites embarked on a 4,500 mile coastal relay around the UK.
A whittled wooden baton with a cheeky grin unites more than 400 runners and forum members around the UK. Barry the Baton has travelled almost 4,500 miles along the coast of England, Wales and Scotland as part of an epic coastal relay organised
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My 2005 London Marathon
By Runner's World on 19/04/2005 23:04:37
How was it for you? - Quotes and pictures from London 05
target. I topped off the day by proposing to my girlfriend. [Ed: congratulations!] The best moment was the finish of course, and after that probably hitting 24 miles and knowing that whatever happened I was going to get my sub 3. Key to the success - all
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Reggae Marathon and Half
By Matt Gilbert on 18/05/2009 18:25:06
Get into the reggae rhythm of Jamaica's flagship race, crammed with fun, course-side music and dancing
of the Running Club of Kingston, the Jamdammers Grand Prix Series features five races in all, each taking place in a different parish of the island. The jewel in this country's road-race crown is undoubtedly the Reggae Marathon and Half-Marathon, which this year
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Jane Tomlinson Inspiration Award Shortlist 2010
By on 17/03/2010 09:05:05
The final shortlist for our most prestigious Heroes of Running award - there can only be one winner, and it's up to you to decide
's time to reveal the final shortlist for our most prestigious award - the Jane Tomlinson Inspiration Award - as submitted for by you, the reader.All four of the individuals below have had an extraordinary impact on the running community. Like the award
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Winding Down - One Week To Go
By Bob Cooper on 20/04/2010 10:00:06
Everything you need to know and do the week before your marathon
’re physically prepared because you have done the necessary training, and you’re mentally prepared because you have done the necessary troubleshooting and goal-setting.” Try to minimise job, relationship and travel stresses all week. If you’re nervous about
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TW Interviews: Keri-Anne Payne
By on 07/03/2011 17:05:23
TW grills Keri-Anne Payne about how she tames tough open water races and discovers her very best beginner tips.
marathon swim? Were you expecting to come home with a medal?It was an amazing experience and I certainly wasn't expecting a medal. I can't really remember much of the open water swim, it all went by in a bit of a blur to be honest. I enjoyed the event
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Meet The Penguin
By Runner's World on 10/03/2003 13:05:55
He's the man behind our Stories from the Slower Lane - John Bingham, aka The Penguin!
disarming charm. There is little difference between his public persona and the private man, which is a major source of his appeal. The Penguin has travelled the same hard road as his fans, struggling with bad habits and suspect genes, running countless grey
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Running You Ragged
By Marc Bloom on 24/03/2003 16:14:06
Running is the best stress-reliever around - but it's sometimes easy to forget that. Here's how to stop your favourite sport becoming a stress in itself
John Buzzard was a seriously stressed man. His work involved long hours and punishing travel. He was married with three small, hyperactive children, who all demanded a lot from him when he was at home.Living in a busy London suburb, he was always
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