Thames Path 100 2013
100 miles non-stop on foot along the River Thames from Richmond, London to Oxford. 30 hour time limit. Total Climb: 2500 feet. Date: 2013/TBC.
100 and 50 mile running races across the UK's most scenic trails & specialist ultramarathon coaching.
South Downs Way 100 2012
100 mile point to point run from Winchester to Eastbourne on the SDW. Total Climb: 12,700ft. Date: 30th June 2012.
North Downs Way 100 2012
100 mile point to point run from Farnham to Wye along the NDW. Total Climb: 9,960ft. Date: 11th August 2012.
North Downs Way 50 2012
50 mile trail run from Farnham to Knockholt on the North Downs Way. Total Climb: 5,500ft. Date: 11th August 2012.
Winter 100 2012
100 mile winter trail run taking in the Ridgeway and Thames Path National trails. Race comprised of 4 x 25 mile out and back spurs. Total Climb: 3,840ft. Date: 24th November 2012.
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Report on Running the SDW (100 miles): Self Supported
3 days, 18 hours ago (Monday 22:08, May 14, 2012) by JamesElson
I blogged about this journey a couple of times in the lead up to it. I was probably the most excited I've been all year to get out and run. On Saturday morning after our TRA AGM in Swindon, I scooped up Neil Bryant from the station and drove down to Eastbourne. Neil and I didn't know each other particularly well, in fact we'd only properly met once - at our NDW100 last year where he finished 2nd - but as he remarked during the course of the run, what an amazing community the ultra running one is that we could just hook up and tackle an experience like this together. Neil was looking …
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Thames path 100 RACE REPORT
The inaugural Thames Path 100 was an epic weekend filled with all the typical highs and lows of a 100 mile race. It contained incredible performances from the front runners posting blistering times, insipiring tales of triumph over adversity by runners from all sections of the field and the disappointment for some of an elusive finish.
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Report on Running the SDW (100 miles): Self Supported
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