Running Tales: After all is said and run
Craig Lewis, Jason Bahamundi, Trina Dawkins, StephanieThe extraordinary stories of everyday runners.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 213 | Subscribers | Read | runningtales.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Steve Cushing: The 75-year-old with a pacemaker… who runs ultra marathons
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Guest blog: From personal miles to community movement - How Trina Dawkins is running with purpose
Trina Dawkins is a trail and ultra runner - and perhaps more importantly a champion of women in sport.
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Very average runner telling the extraordinary stories of everyday runners, race walkers and wheelchair athletes via the Running Tales podcast and newsletter. Run leader, parkrunner, once ran 100km, came third in a vulnerable relay!
Founder of Run Tri Bike, the Premiere Voice of the Everyday Athlete. We are proving that there is a spot at the staring line for everybody and every body.
London-based runner chasing trails, finish lines, and mental clarity. A proud champion for women in sport, here to amplify voices, break barriers, and celebrate every finish line — visible or not.
I'm a writer living in Seattle.
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