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M7 Marathon and Pairs Relay Update
Will post cool stuff like pictures and official times tomorrow when they’re available but great day out! I ran roughly a 91:55 for the half so missed goal but still PB and couldn’t have done much more...
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A Laugh Riot
Also loving Photoshop Looter. Definitely seems to be a racial bias in who gets Photoshopped, but a lot of good image adjustments happening as well. but I think this is my favourite...
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Our Grand Slam Year, in iRunFar.com
Stoked and disappointed. Disappointed that someone outside Team Born to Run has written our year of desert running up before I got to it, but damned if Meghan Hicks hasn’t done this piece justice in...
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Big Red: Lessons from a Type 1 Runner
Roger Hanney:Have thought about it for a while and am now setting up the website http://www.type1ultra.com to be a hub where endurance athletes with type 1 can share their experiences and newly...
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Still 100km to get to halfway: Octember pt. 1 The Great Ocean Walk 100
Roger Hanney:I’ve just created an epic multimedia fun-gasmic race report about my excursion on the Great Ocean Walk a couple of weeks ago. It’s got me in the mood to write up Hume and Hovell 100 from...
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You know you’re running 240km when…
So this is it, a week from today, 50 runners each with a support crew tagging along by car will pound out 240km on foot from the south-eastern shoreline of New South Wales to the top of Australia. We...
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A Great Weekend in California
I’ve been thinking about getting this blogging thing going again. On the one hand, friends who write well inspire you to get back into the practise. On the other, when they’re doing it so well, it’s...
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Ultimate Bear Fight: UTMB 2016 part 2, the UTMBening
Heading out of Courmayeur, the feelings I had were a turbulent mix of elation and despair. On the one hand, I was still in the game. I just had to keep getting to the next checkpoint, the next summit,...
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