When the wheels fall off, keep on trucking. The hardest things to deal with at times, are the problems that you create yourself. I’m much more patient than I used to be, but last Sunday, the urge to race ahead of 2 weeks taking it easy on Lemsip, meant that I went running into a wall which I had rashly built myself. Being swept up … Continue reading LONDON LEARNING
I never expected to run a race fuelled by so much support, support that grew tenfold after running through the Mile 21 tunnel of love, and doubled once again when two very prized friends and teammates jumped in to pace me patiently and encouragingly for the last 5 miles, home to a new 20 minute PB of 3.13. Support is an incredible thing, both psychologically … Continue reading LONDON MARATHON TAKE 2
