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Three years after an accident, right-leg-below-knee amputee Milly Pickles received a running blade and began documenting her journey as she learned to walk and run again. The fitness and disability advocate ran the London Marathon in 2024 and again this year. She shares what running gives her and why she believes every body can reap the rewards

Helen Newman is a 36-year-old runner, cyclist and adventurer who lives in Southsea, Portsmouth. A few years ago, having returned to the UK after travelling, Helen found herself surrounded by friends w

From marathon tourism to Hyrox holidays, the latest trend in long-distance travel isn’t about how far away you go, but how much ground you pound while you’re there. WH ’s Jess O’Donnell reports from a trip where the most valuable currency is metrics and medals, and asks: is this departure from R&R a healthy destination?

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ESTHER I’ve just discovered something about running injuries that has blown my mind. In fact, I think I’ve just uncovered a bit of a hidden secret in the world of running. And that is: running injurie

Richard Whitehead is a Paralympic legend. With two Paralympic gold medals and a host of international honours, he’s now on a mission to complete 20 marathons in 2025. Rob Kemp caught up with the great man to find out his motivations