Here's What You Could Have Run

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Here's What You Could Have Run

A podcast talking to the average runner about their race experiences. No elites or race winners! Released on the day of cancelled race, talking one on one to a runner that completed the event last year. We can all live vicariously through their experience and feel some of the excitement, pain and hopefully success that they did.

  1. 30/09/2022

    Ep45: Final Advice for London Marathon

    Some final advice for anyone running their first London Marathon this weekend. Normal, more regular service will return! Reminder that my second book “Ducking Long Way” is out on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ducking-Long-Way-Ultra-Running/dp/1913207587 For more irreverent running nonsense head to:  www.runlikeduck.co.uk

    20min

  2. 25/04/2022

    Ep44: You Could Have Been Running The Born To Run 30 Ultra in California – I did

    California dreaming? I was. A holiday to the US fortunately lined up with the Born To Run event hosted by All We Do Is Run events so I turned up to a horse ranch at 5am on a Saturday to run 30 miles and hopefully avoid the rattlesnakes. Hear how I got on and why you should head to California. Reminder that my second book “Ducking Long Way” is out on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ducking-Long-Way-Ultra-Running/dp/1913207587 For more irreverent running nonsense head to:  www.runlikeduck.co.uk For Born To Run events head to:   https://allwedoisrun.com/

    13min

  3. 09/03/2022

    Ep43: You Could Have Been Running The Malta Marathon – I did

    If you like your marathons with a touch of politics then you're in luck! The Malta Marathon has been running for 37 years and has face cancellation due to Covid and freak storms. As many as 4000 runners tackle the full and half marathon on a typical year. With just three weeks to go until the 2022 event they were denied a permit on their previous route and offered a new route they deemed unsafe so were forced to cancel.  Then the very next day there was an announcement of an alternative full and half marathon, organised by Transport Malta and Sport Malta, for the same day as the original. Could a government department organise a large scale event so quickly and could a pasty Brit with little training make it around?

    22min

  4. 18/11/2021

    Ep42: Dawn decided to have a baby, run the 50 mile slam, and finish her 100th marathon. All in 12 months!

    The Centurion 50 mile slam is four 50 mile events in a single year and a challenging target for any runner. Dawn decided it looked a bit too easy so threw in becoming a mum and completing her journey to the 100 marathon club all in 12 months! She’s full of enthusiasm and advice for recent or expectant mums on returning to running, as well as recounting the challenge of completing the slam. Reminder that my second book “Ducking Long Way” is out for pre-order on Amazon and includes my adventure on the Lakeland 100: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ducking-Long-Way-Ultra-Running/dp/1913207587   For more irreverent running nonsense head to www.runlikeduck.co.uk   For the race head to https://www.centurionrunning.com/

    54min

  5. 14/10/2021

    Ep41: Lauren is back from the Marathon Des Sables

    This year’s MDS was as usual hot and sandy. With soaring temps and a bug sweeping through the camp it saw drop out rates of 50%. If the camel spiders didn’t get you the vomiting did. In part 2 of the MDS special Lauren is back to tell us how she got on, why there’s a mountain in the desert and describe how bad 200 people who haven’t washed for a week smell. Reminder that my second book “Ducking Long Way” is out on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ducking-Long-Way-Ultra-Running/dp/1913207587 For more irreverent running nonsense head to www.runlikeduck.co.uk For the race head to https://www.marathondessables.com/en

    1h25min

  6. 09/10/2021

    Ep40: You Could Have Been Running The London Marathon – Bex did

    The London Marathon is famous for catering to runners of all abilities but that image was tainted in 2019 when the back of the pack runners were pushed to one side and the course was closed around them with aid stations packed up before they got to them. The organisers vowed to fix this and took on the criticism, intending to improve the provision so that all runners can truly experience the London Marathon for all 26.2 miles. I talk to Bex, a self-proclaimed back of the pack runner about her experience this year when she ran London as her first marathon, taking the daunting leapt up from half marathon distance. Bex also has great advice on how to deal with online trolls and what it truly means to be a runner. Reminder that my second book “Ducking Long Way” is out on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ducking-Long-Way-Ultra-Running/dp/1913207587 For more irreverent running nonsense head to www.runlikeduck.co.uk

    49min

  7. 08/10/2021

    Ep39: You Could Have Been Running The Berlin Marathon – Ben did, eventually

    Ep39: You Could Have Been Running The Berlin Marathon – Ben did, eventually Three times a charm for Ben, when he finally got to run Berlin marathon this year. Hear how to keep you focus when the world and your own body conspire to stop you running the event you’ve trained for.   Inspired to run Berlin? The race will be held September 25th 2022, and ballot entry is open until December 6, 2021 with the lucky winners notified at the beginning of January 2022. https://www.bmw-berlin-marathon.com/en/   Reminder that my second book “Ducking Long Way” is out on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ducking-Long-Way-Ultra-Running/dp/1913207587   For more irreverent running nonsense head to www.runlikeduck.co.uk

    43min

  8. 30/09/2021

    Ep38: London Marathon Expo Special - I went, hopefully you won‘t have to!

    After nearly an 18 month wait, London marathon is finally here. As it’s a bit different this year here’s some tips on the Expo (yes we still have to go, yes I still don’t like them). What you need for the Expo – Negative lateral flow test – either the text or the email. You’ll need to show this to staff to enter the Excel and again when you collect bib Drop bag (or just the contents, they have spare bags if yours never arrived like mine) ID to collect bib – I don’t think this was well publicised but there may have been documentation with the drop bag I never got that covered this. QR entry code – install the official London Marathon app on phone & login as per the emailed instructions you should have received on Wednesday this week. It will also confirm your bib number if you never received the drop bag. £20 parking charge if driving – machines take card. Or first born child. Face mask if taking public transport (although few seem to bother) or if you want to wear in the expo. Maybe 20% of attendees and 50% of the staff had them on.

    14min
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Sobre

A podcast talking to the average runner about their race experiences. No elites or race winners! Released on the day of cancelled race, talking one on one to a runner that completed the event last year. We can all live vicariously through their experience and feel some of the excitement, pain and hopefully success that they did.

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  • Criado por
    Run Like Duck
  • Anos de atividade
    2020 - 2022
  • Episódios
    45
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