Last updated: 26-Oct-18 By Seth Grotzke Race reports are traps. Once you read one you begin to hear a little voice in the back of your mind that says, “You could run that race.” With every additional race report the voice gets louder and soon you have convinced yourself that it is the most sane […]
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Last updated: 26-Oct-18 By Alice Morrison I am a swinger. I confess it. And it is something I really want to give up. Not that kind – I live in a tiny Berber hamlet and would almost certainly be arrested! I’m either all in or all out; striving towards a goal or lying on the
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Last updated: 08-Nov-17 We’re excited to find out from you as to who you think is the best blogger about long distance running. We’ve started the ball rolling with a list for starters but we want to hear from you as to who’s the best. Here’s a full guide to the launch of our RunUltra
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Last updated: 11-Jul-17 By Sarah Lavender Smith This guest post comes from California-based coach, ultrarunner and blogger Sarah Lavender Smith, who recently published the book The Trail Runner’s Companion, Sarah was voted RunUltra’s 2017 Overall Best Blogger for her blog, TheRunnersTrip.com. She recently placed 3rd female and 14th overall in the Mauna to Mauna Ultra,
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Last updated: 15-Nov-18 By Alice Morrison How to make your own running film? Now, that is a question! There are so many different types of film you could make that it is quite a daunting subject to tackle. However, if you are reading this, I can assume that you are not yet a professional film
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Last updated: 30-Nov-18 By Luke Jarmey A fine purveyor of all things outdoors, Hollie Woodhouse has a particular penchant for activities on the adventurous end of the spectrum. Between pounding trails in all corners of the globe, she also finds time to create and curate a boutique magazine, filled to the brim with a heady
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Last updated: 04-Apr-19 By Luke Jarmey A recent gallop along Britain’s longest National Trail, the infamous 630-mile South West Coast Path (SWCP) has earned Damian Hall a hard fought and much coveted fastest known time (FKT) of 10 days, 15 hours and 18 minutes. After the battle smog cleared, we had a chat with Damian
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Last updated: 05-Nov-18 By Luke Jarmey Fresh off his men’s win and 2nd overall at the 2016 Richtersveld Transfrontier Wildrun, we have a yarn with esteemed British runner/writer Tobias Mews about the race and his general mastery of both pen and trail. Q. So first off, for those that are not yet in the know,
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Last updated: 02-Mar-16 Dane was the winner of RunUltra’s Best Blogger Award 2016 as voted by the public. A very worthy winner as Dane very much walks the walk as well as talking the talk. He has done this guest blog for us which looks at the art of blogging and the art of keeping
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Last updated: 30-Nov-15 We’re excited to find out from you as to who you think is the best blogger about long distance running. We’ve started the ball rolling with a list for starters but we want to hear from you as to who’s the best. Our overall winner will receive an iPad Air. Terms and
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