The physiotherapist

How to look after your feet Our feet are the first things that make contact with the ground when we run. When they hit the ground, they spread the force of our body into the ground, and also then tran

It’s not the part of training that gets the most kudos, but base training should be an important part of your training year. After a big training cycle and goal race, the professionals will take a rec

For many women, running is more than just a workout – it’s a source of mental clarity, physical empowerment and community connection. But as we move through our 30s, 40s, and 50s, our bodies change. H

There’s something powerful about feeling steady in your stride; that moment when your body moves with confidence, your posture holds strong and each step feels controlled. That sense of balance isn’t

01 Use small bits of time You may be strapped for time to get in your training as it is, so the thought of adding S&C into the mix is overwhelming. S&C doesn’t have to be multiple hour-long sessions e

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