Valencia: my first Sub-3 Marathon (2:59:17)

Running with Spirit

Strava: a Mirror of Reality

Getting closer to the 3hr barrier… Brighton Marathon 2024

Ironman Wales 2022: Full Debrief

6 Lessons Learned from Paris Marathon 2022

Triathlon Changed My Life

53x climbs of Swains Lane (Fuji Ascent)

Completing an Ironman – why bother?

Athens Marathon 2019 (3:36:47)

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I love exploring my limits, and have completed two Ironmans and a few marathons. <a href="https://www.strava.com/athletes/2008290">Follow me on Strava</a>.



2019 is when I started to take my training seriously. Below, you can see my progression across each running distance and cycling power peaks. 



Progress isn&#8217;t always linear, but it&#8217;s trending in the right direction&#8230;

Endurance