Running a marathon is a huge physical challenge. While logging training miles is crucial, so is your nutrition. What you eat directly impacts your energy levels and muscle endurance.
Since the Brighton Marathon’s first edition, in 2010, more than 130,000 people have taken part in the 26.2-mile challenge, many running for their own unique and inspiring reasons.
Former Olympic rower and gold medallist, James Cracknell returns to Bath this weekend, to take part in his fourth Bath Half Marathon, once again running for the brain injury association charity – Headway.
Forget mists and mellow fruitfulness, autumn is the season to kick off your Bath Half training. Hannah Lees, running coach and founder of Hannah the Runner has some tips to get you started.
Event doubled as official British Athletics trial race for World Athletics Road Running Championships half marathon. Donnelly confirms selection with her 69:54 victory - the third fastest winning time in event’s history.
Brighton has been transformed into a festival of running today (Sunday 6 April) as thousands of people take part in the Brighton Marathon and Brighton & Hove 10K while thousands more have lined the streets to cheer them on.