My parkrun Ⅼ
I have recently completed my 50th parkrun.
Human-centred decisions
I have recently completed my 50th parkrun.
Yesterday I completed my first 5k run since I broke my ankle exactly one year ago. It was on the first ever Holyrood parkrun.
As lockdown eased, small craft projects made way for some much larger home improvement projects.
As the lockdown continues, we’re continuing to find ways to keep ourselves busy.
In my blog post about my first five parkruns, I told the story of how I unexpectedly beat my 5k personal best at Highbury Fields parkrun. This post outlines what happened in my next five parkruns, where I got some unexpected personal bests and lost a whole run.
Christmas and new year is a time for reflection for most people. It never seems to work that way for me.
I’ve been running on-and-off for about six years. But it was only a year ago that I took part in my first Parkrun. Since then, I have done five different Parkruns in four different locations. My aim was always to run a sub-25 minute 5k. But it somehow always eluded me — until the fifth one.