Day 1 #RunEveryDay

So the month’s run streak starts with a Parkrun: Rutland Water Parkrun. 

It was a lovely morning for a run, clear skies and a beautiful calm morning; there wasn’t a ripple in sight on the resevoir. Which is actually quite unusual because it is normally blowing a hooligan every Saturday morning!


Helen is returning from a calf injury so we had a gentle potter around together. The calf survived without any adverse effects, so it was all good. 


A busy day tomorrow with a visit to The British Library for some anarchy!!! Punk is not dead. 

Not entirely sure where the run is going to fit in tomorrow. But it will definitely be taking place at some stage. 

#RunEveryDay

I haven’t posted anything for months – in fact not since I failed Juneathon. 

So here we go again….

It’s been pretty quiet on the challenge front. Summer was all about relaxing, and since going back to school it has been very hectic. The start of the year is always pretty hectic, but add to that an imminent visit from the lovely people at the Office of Standards in Education, and you end up in the realm of ‘pretty ridiculous’. 

Having said all that, it’s always good to keep busy. Hence, the Ronhill #RunEveryDay challenge. It’s not a complicated challenge. Just run every day. Simple.


It’s been pretty quiet on the running front recently. I’m a regular at Parkrun on Saturday mornings and ran the Rutland Half a couple of weeks ago, but apart from that, not a lot. So it’ll be good to get out a bit more.

Also be attempting to #BlogEveryDay – and I know you just can’t wait for that! 

Juneathon Day 9

Did a little bit of running today. Shock. Horror. 

With Endure 24 just around the corner it was never going to be a long run. Just a gentle 4-miler at Bourne Woods. 

The real exercise is about to start: packing for a weekend of running! The advice is to pack for all weathers.

I’ve decided on the trainers I’m taking….


Now to find a bag…