Send us a text This special tribute episode dives into what makes Eliud Kipchoge more than the greatest marathoner of all time: it’s the mindset, discipline, and humility that ordinary runners can actually use. I share a quick personal update (Boston, UK on 12 April, training block starts 22 Dec, and yes, I dropped a sandbag on my foot), then break down the timeless lessons Kipchoge models: Smile under stress: why relaxing the face calms the body and mindConsistency > novelty: simple ...
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Send us a text This special tribute episode dives into what makes Eliud Kipchoge more than the greatest marathoner of all time: it’s the mindset, discipline, and humility that ordinary runners can actually use. I share a quick personal update (Boston, UK on 12 April, training block starts 22 Dec, and yes, I dropped a sandbag on my foot), then break down the timeless lessons Kipchoge models: Smile under stress: why relaxing the face calms the body and mindConsistency > novelty: simple ...
Send us a text Monitoring your rest and recovery is essential if you want to improve as a runner. In this episode, I give you some real-world examples of what to look out for. Remember to follow me on Instagram for all your running content https://www.instagram.com/12monthstomarathon/ Thanks for listening JH Support the show
12 Months to Marathon
Send us a text This special tribute episode dives into what makes Eliud Kipchoge more than the greatest marathoner of all time: it’s the mindset, discipline, and humility that ordinary runners can actually use. I share a quick personal update (Boston, UK on 12 April, training block starts 22 Dec, and yes, I dropped a sandbag on my foot), then break down the timeless lessons Kipchoge models: Smile under stress: why relaxing the face calms the body and mindConsistency > novelty: simple ...
