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22-Jun-20

Ultra X announce World Championships

By Sarah Cooke

Billed as ultra running’s answer to Ironman’s Kona and cycling’s Tour de France, the Ultra X World Championships take place from 5th to 13th June 2021 in the mountains of Slovenia. This is the first ever international multistage ultra running World Championship.

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21-Jun-20

Interview with Tom Evans

Interview with Tom Evans by Kate Allen

Tom was kind enough to take time out of his busy training schedule to talk to Kate about all things running, including the London Marathon and the possibility of qualifying for the Tokyo Olympics.

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14-Apr-20

Surviving lockdown - keeping your head and your fitness

By Sarah Cooke

I cannot tutor your kids, speed up government grants, make your partner do the washing up or even find a shop stocking that elusive toilet roll. What I will try to do is suggest ways in which you can channel the stuff that normally gets vented on the run whilst you’re in lockdown.

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31-Mar-20

COVID-19 - A crisis we can’t run from

By Sarah Cooke

Sarah looks at what is happening in the running world with the current global Coronavirus crisis

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19-Feb-20

Ultra-Inclusive

By Mike Seaman

One of the many things that struck me at The National Running Show in January was the diversity of the people in attendance and it got me to thinking about just how inclusive the world of ultra-running actually is.

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08-May-19

Top Reviews April 2019

By Luke Jarmey

Another splendid month of well crafted race and kit reviews from the community. Here’s our favourites and the top pick, Brett Blanchard who will receive a pack of 33Shake Chia Energy Gels.

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08-May-19

The UK Godfather of Desert Running – Jack Denness

By Susie Chan

Jack Denness is the UK Godfather of desert running. He’s the ultra runner you have probably never heard of, a pioneer in the sport at a time when it was so underground, so niche, that soft flasks for race vests were a mere twinkle in the eye of sports companies.

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08-May-19

The Welsh 3000s - Tackling the highest peaks in Snowdonia

By Dan Stinton

“Do you want to do the Welsh 3000s?” said Imogen. “Yes, why not!” I replied. I soon start to wonder if I actually know what I’m signing myself up for. It’s a run isn’t it? In Wales with some mountains.

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03-May-19