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Trailblazing the Wales Coast Path in 2012 & other adventures - 020: Arry Cain HeadRightOut

    • Personal Journals

Arry Cain set off in March 2012 to run the equivalent of 40 marathons in 40 days along a brand new trail, the Wales Coast Path. She would become the first person to run around the perimeter of Wales, including the Wales Coast Path. and officially launched the opening of the Path in Cardiff Bay, as she ran her last mile of a gruelling 1027 miles on 5th May. Ten years on, Arry shares her determination, her difficulties and more about the doubters that she could even achieve such an immense challenge. The impact of some of those messages left a deep scar that was hard to heal, but here she talks to Zoe about how she feels ready to reconnect with her running mojo. Arry also retells with enthusiasm and an element of terror, some of the experiences of her other adventures, particularly cycling. Arry really knows the meaning of what it is to HeadRightOut.
 
SHOW LINKS:
Arry Cain -
Website: Website: https://dragonrun1027.wordpress.com/ (This is currently being updated to reflect on the run, upcoming adventures and everything in between!)
Instagram: @arrycain
Twitter:  @arrycain
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dragonrun1027
 
 
Illustration -
Website: www.arrycainillustration.com
 
 
 
Where to find HeadRightOut and Zoe on social media:
https://www.facebook.com/HeadRightOut/
https://www.instagram.com/headrightout/
https://twitter.com/HeadRightOut
https://www.linkedin.com/in/zoe-langley-wathen/
zoe@headrightout.com
Music used in this episode:
Intro, outro and transitions - ‘Stay Strong’ by Caffeine Creek Band
SHOW NOTES:
To follow
FULL TRANSCRIPTION:
To follow

The stretch that should be known as 'Arry's Cliff', Llantwit Major (taken in March 2012).

Arry Cain set off in March 2012 to run the equivalent of 40 marathons in 40 days along a brand new trail, the Wales Coast Path. She would become the first person to run around the perimeter of Wales, including the Wales Coast Path. and officially launched the opening of the Path in Cardiff Bay, as she ran her last mile of a gruelling 1027 miles on 5th May. Ten years on, Arry shares her determination, her difficulties and more about the doubters that she could even achieve such an immense challenge. The impact of some of those messages left a deep scar that was hard to heal, but here she talks to Zoe about how she feels ready to reconnect with her running mojo. Arry also retells with enthusiasm and an element of terror, some of the experiences of her other adventures, particularly cycling. Arry really knows the meaning of what it is to HeadRightOut.
 
SHOW LINKS:
Arry Cain -
Website: Website: https://dragonrun1027.wordpress.com/ (This is currently being updated to reflect on the run, upcoming adventures and everything in between!)
Instagram: @arrycain
Twitter:  @arrycain
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dragonrun1027
 
 
Illustration -
Website: www.arrycainillustration.com
 
 
 
Where to find HeadRightOut and Zoe on social media:
https://www.facebook.com/HeadRightOut/
https://www.instagram.com/headrightout/
https://twitter.com/HeadRightOut
https://www.linkedin.com/in/zoe-langley-wathen/
zoe@headrightout.com
Music used in this episode:
Intro, outro and transitions - ‘Stay Strong’ by Caffeine Creek Band
SHOW NOTES:
To follow
FULL TRANSCRIPTION:
To follow

The stretch that should be known as 'Arry's Cliff', Llantwit Major (taken in March 2012).

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