District Gazette article With Spring well and truly underway and Summer just around the corner, there’s no better time to be out in the great outdoors experiencing the local wonders. The perfect way to take it all in is through exercise. Blue...
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Greg gets Freaky Greg got his freak on at the Fernleigh 15. Dressing up as a clown and getting down to business. Some big shoes to fill Greg finished in an impressive time of 01:15:43 no clowning about there. I ran the Fernleigh 15 in Halloween...
Read moreMy First Ultra!
Sri Chinmoy Canberra Trail 100 The Canberra Sri Chinmoy 100km trail race was my first attempt at an ultramarathon. I had toyed with the idea of doing an ultramarathon in 2016 however due to injury and then pregnancy, never made it to a start...
Read moreTaking the plunge: my Western Sydney Marathon surprise
Taking the plunge: my Western Sydney Marathon surprise One week before Western Sydney Marathon and I still hadn’t registered and wasn’t particularly motivated. I had done hardly any running in the last month, and so far this year have only been...
Read moreGELS – the good the bad and the ugly
Gels what are they good for? A detailed viewpoint by Coach Jonathan Worswick Be careful using gels. I know this sounds a bit drastic considering their popularity but consuming a gel without understanding the consequences can ruin your race. Don't...
Read moreGood Luck
Good Luck When I hear the words “Hey, good luck for your race tomorrow” I often wonder whether the sentiment will make that person run any better, or whether the statement will turn an untrained athlete into this super human who will come from...
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Buffalo Stampede A detailed race report by Sarah Ludowici What a sunrise to start the day atop the Chalet at the Buffalo Stampede Sky Marathon. There was a bight in the air that hung in my quads for the first 10km, but it was perfect race day...
Read moreLiving the dream
Donna Voysey - Living the dream The Six Foot Track Marathon: The final few weeks building up to the Six Foot Track Marathon had me questioning if I had bitten off more than I could chew. I am a pretty positive person by nature, but I was...
Read more21 Years to rediscover
21 years, the rediscovery… my six foot adventure (disclaimer – a long personal account, targeted at runners wanting to just make the cut-off) I wanted to wait a few days to reflect on my race, the journey, lessons learnt (and yes you can still...
Read moreTreading the Fine Line of the Six Foot Track Cutoff!
While there was just a minute separating their finishing times at the end of the race, the emotions felt by both athletes couldn't have been further apart. One athlete goes home with the prized Six Foot medal while the other is left to wonder...
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parkrun and kids Here at UP Coaching, we love the parkrun movement and everything about it. There are simply not enough words to describe the positive community impacts it has and we support parkrun from our Junior Squads right up to all our...
Read moreSurf Coast Century – Kathy Thurlings Race Report
Surf Coast Century Race Report By Kathy Thurlings After originally deciding not to write a Surf Coast Century race report, I changed my mind, and here it is! I figure that if I'm brave enough to have a go at this crazy long distance running...
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