
The extraordinary stories of everyday runners.
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Michelle was handed the Lucky B13 boomerang from David Cross at Great Yarmouth parkrun
From providing a car licence plate as part of entering one of the world’s toughest races to getting more excited over new trainers than you would a fla...
Running Tales has joined forces with nutrition expert, Tom Whittle, to examine how you can eat better to become the runner you’ve always wanted to be.
Tom articles will give helpful tips that can be implemented by everyday runners - we hop...
Bob Bell-Johnson ran the London Marathon this year in honour of his mother, Liz, who died after developing sarcoma
As runners, we often talk about the physical hurdles of our sport, but for many of us, lacing up our shoes is really about w...
Running Tales has joined forces with nutrition expert, Tom Whittle, as part of a new regular feature looking at how you can eat better to become the runner you’ve always wanted to be.
Tom articles will give helpful tips that can be impleme...
Lisa Jackson and her husband Graham regularly ran together - although she found more enjoyment from the sport
“To imagine a future without him was inconceivable. I’d never lived my adult life without him by my side.”
Lisa Jackson is talki...
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Telling the extraordinary stories of everyday runners, race walkers and wheelchair athletes via the Running Tales podcast and newsletter.
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