Derbyshire Running Coach - Guided Runs - Race Organisation

Enjoy this write-up by Lisa who took part in the 2020/21 Starlight Relay events as part of team "All Down Hill". Probably the best way to...

Visit the linked blog below to read "Adam in Runderland's" review of the 2022 Limestone 50. We love hearing feedback from participants of...

We've compiled the best tips, anecdotes and words of wisdom from some of our previous ultra participants to help you arrive at the big...

We asked previous Millstone finisher - Jon Moulding - his tips on tackling this epic event. If you're taking part in the Millstone this...

We are currently getting quite a lot of enquiries from people asking if they can defer entries for our events to future editions. These...

Race Date: Friday 17th June 2022 – The Fractured Marathon, Calke Abbey Race Distance: 26.2 miles Race Report: Written by Daniel Abbott...

Something I've been pondering and have felt compelled to follow up recently.. it seems that participants rarely ask what arrangements are...

Katie completed the Millstone 100 in 2021 and is here with her tips for enjoying a splendid day out in the Peak District this...

- By Phill Richardson (the guy in the pink shirt), 3rd place finisher at the Millstone100, 2021. If you are reading this, you are...

An account of the Peak Running 2021 Limestone 50, by Stuart Laurie After participating in quite a few Peak Running events, I decided to...

An account of running 100 miles at the Peak Running Millstone 100 in September 2021, by Mark Page Disclaimer: Due to the nature of this...

Is Facebook your best bet for running advice?

Is lactate (or lactic acid) a friend or foe for endurance runners?

Emma from The Derby Therapist explains that a good analysis of your running gait won't just look at how your feet land, it will focus on WHY

If you can’t jog, you’re simply a runner who can’t achieve their potential!’

The Jumbo Holdsworth Trail Race on New Zealand's north island was an opportunity I couldn't miss while on a brief visit in January 2007.

In December 2006 I was back in South Yorkshire for my eighth outing at the Rowbotham Round Rotherham Race.

At Easter 2009 I found myself in Jordan for the Dead Sea Ultra Marathon, one of the most bizarre races I'd done to date.

Come the morning after the Night of Flanders Marathon, the trip was no longer about running. Just to let you know, this final chapter in...

The ninth day meant only 1 thing, race day!. Day 9 The day of the Night of Flanders Marathon had finally arrived. But as its name...