At the time of my last entry I was thirteen days into run-every-bloody-day January, had done far too many miles up and down the squidgy trails of Beckenham Place Park, joined a shit gym in an effort to take pressure of my legs, not used it, done more squidgy hill miles, and got totally complacent … Continue reading How RED January Ruined My Life
This is my second attempt to take part in the MIND initiative, RED, which requires participants to run (or exercise) every single day for a whole month in order to do something-or-other to do with mental health. You may recall last year's fell by the wayside somewhat when I caught a nasty disease from a … Continue reading RED January 2020
Unfortunately, with my terrible lurgy at the end of January, RED ended with more of a fizzle than a bang. I did make an effort to do some kind of exercise every day, but for a week I was too ill to do any of the things that I would normally count as a proper … Continue reading The end of RED
This weekend's activities have been Things I Would Have Done Anyway - South Norwood parkrun and a RunThrough 10k in Crystal Palace - and finally I find myself without enough time to post some musings on running and mental health, although that may mean I will not have time to post about South Norwood parkrun … Continue reading RED: How Running Saved My Sanity
The thoughts of a running latecomer
My Park run tourism in 2019
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The challenge: do all the parkruns in Ireland.
ONE MAN'S MISSION TO DIE OF EXHAUSTION NOT BOREDOM
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Be yourself. Everyone else is taken. Oscar Wilde
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Be Awesome. Inspire People.
Running through life
Base state: on the sofa with the cat
Matt Bodkin... usually running
Better at writing than at running
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Better at writing than at running
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Better at writing than at running
Better at writing than at running
Better at writing than at running
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