Training for your first marathon is a fantastic, if not a little scary, proposition. Follow our beginner’s training plan to get you across the finish line.
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Training for your first marathon is a fantastic, if not a little scary, proposition. Follow our beginner’s training plan to get you across the finish line.
Clipping into your rental skis for the first time is slightly nervewracking, but when the slopes rising just a stone’s throw from the hire shop are steep, bumpy and undeniably black, it’s more intimidating still.
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For the perfect gift for the runner in your life this Christmas, look no further than the brand new Polar FT80 Heart Rate monitor, with the G1 GPS option.
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The NSPCC is challenging runners to attempt a totally unique run where the finish lines isn’t 100m down the line but 38 floors above the ground.