How to cope with race day jitters... or more appropriately... how to accept them.
How to Cope with Race Day Jitters
The picking of the running outfit.
Tomorrow I take part in the return of the Oxford Half Marathon. One of the most important aspects to this race is that I have fretted appropriately about what I will be wearing. If you enjoy running blogs about fretting, this is for you.
Get an Excuse to Run
David Walliams is currently powering through a stomach bug to swim the Thames. Why? He's found the excuse to swim - the people he's met when doing charity work. What does that have to do with running? Well, it's simple - when in doubt, find an excuse to keep running.
Race Day Etiquette: How to Line Up at the Start
Want to know where is best to place yourself before you start a race? Well, here you go.
Race Day Porta-Potty Etiquette
7 Tips for Highly Effective Porta-Potty Users. Seriously.
How to make yourself delusional
It's important, vital even, to run hard races. Hard races make you delusional, crazy even. But you need the crazy. The Blenheim 7K delivers that.
Tomorrow.
My passionate, pre-London marathon application personal pep talk to myself. Attempt #3 starts tomorrow.
All the running about I want to do in England Land
Five (well, six) races I would like to run in England. Not at the same time, mind you.
3 Days of Yoga
I hate gyms, but after my running-bible of Runner's World told me that it is imperative I strength trained, I tried out three days of yoga at a local gym. Here is what I learned.
Backpacks for Run Commuting
A quick little blog on how to decide what kind of running pack you need, and a few tips I've learned on run commuting.
Orange Squeaky 
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