I was lucky enough to be invited by Shaun onto his podcast this week. He has changed the format into running whilst interviewing his guests. We had a chat and did some breath work for running. Listen here: https://www.letsgetrunning.co.uk/podcast/breath-work Continue reading Let’s Get Running Podcast
I’ve been giving some thought to which breathing methods I’ve found useful or have seen other people / children find useful and settled on 7 that seem to really help in day to day situations. None of them are new, all of them do work. I’ve given them each a short name to try and … Continue reading Daily breathing tools
Meditation is definitely one of those Marmite subjects, it inspires extreme reactions in so many people. Talk to somebody about this and there is a whole spectrum with which the conversation can travel in, from distrust, disinterest to evangelising about its efficacy and how effective it is. For these reasons, for me, it sits in … Continue reading Meditation – our very own superpower
And the Olympics comes to an end with a worthy performance. I was going to write about meditation being a superpower, but this felt so much better to write about due to timing. With the men’s marathon being the last event of the athletics it always tends to have a little more weight about it. … Continue reading Kipchoge – G.O.A.T.
In January Jenny booked a holiday in Mousehole, Cornwall. Both of us had had a really intense last few days in and out of work and really needed to spend the time away, so where hugely looking forward to the break. We had a prefect little cottage, part of a small row that you could … Continue reading Doing less to do more.
What a beautiful sunset it was last night. The weather was glorious. Getting out of London was the right idea. Arriving at the coast, taking a BBQ to the beach, a dip in the sea with friends, food, music, conversation all to above as a backdrop. Calm, relaxing and wonderful. We were the only people … Continue reading A perfect evening
A mixed week running this week, that started successfully rehabbing one injury, then provoking another. However a good end to the week with a breath academy get together, breathing session and ice bath. Friday was definitely a highlight point. Having slightly strained the top of my right thigh last week, I was taking things easy … Continue reading Threshold, speed, breathing to recover and ice baths
Nearly two years have passed since I made the decision to cut out the booze. It seems such a long time ago now and something I reflect on fairly regularly. Initially this was a response to a running injury. I’d had a long boozy Saturday, that still was affecting me the following Thursday. It was … Continue reading Cutting out the booze.
It still amazes me that there is such a gap in information / knowledge / coaching around specific breathing protocols to support you when you run. I remember reading Alex Hutchinson writing about how to mitigate freezing air when running in winter. His advice being to cover your mouth with a buff to help reduce … Continue reading Breathing & running- how one really helps the other.
It’s rare – but nice to see your name in print. I had responded to a call from Like the Wind to submit a story about a particular Strava segment that had some meaning for you. With Lockdown last year removing any and all competitive running I focussed on various personal things as I trained. … Continue reading Name in print
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