Heels of the Day
Behold! The Heels of the Day! Having just booked my holiday for the summer, I find myself wasting hours looking at summer shoes (the word ‘wasting’ belonged nowhere in that sentence – we’re discussing SHOES man, nothing’s wasted there, amiright?). Anyhoo, I came across these beauties by Sophia Webster and it was instant love. [...]
Women’s Only Races
One of the many reasons I started this site was because of a conversation I found myself having repeatedly. Women’s only races. It kinda goes without saying that I’m pro-women. I am one, hence, have kind of a vested interested here. Given the evidence that women are more likely to work out if they can [...]
Robin Arzon: MS Runs the US
I’m extremely lucky to count the incredible Robin Arzon as my friend. We may live on different continents, but we are bound by our mutual love of running, sweating and generally being awesome. Over the past few months, I have watched from afar as Robin trained to run five marathons in five days (yeah, you [...]
Marathon Tips
Edinburgh Marathon is coming up on Sunday – a favourite among many on the marathon circuit. I have one friend who did it last year and one who’s doing it this year (her first marathon!), so I thought I’d catch up with them both to get the perspective of a marathon newbie and some advice [...]
Spikes & Heels Class Success!
Wednesday night saw the inaugural Spikes & Heels class hit Gymbox in Farringdon and what a class it was! The incredibly badass Pavlina Golds headed up the session with an intense workout that burned from the get go. This was a taster class to see how people would respond to it. If they liked it, [...]
Fave Summer Sportswear
As it starts to heat up, we finally get to bust out our summer sportswear collections. It’s no secret, I’m all about not compromising my sense of style just ’cause I work out. I love a bold print, I love colour and I love pieces that are good for ‘crossover’ into regular every day wear. [...]
Cycling: Inclines & Descents
As I mentioned in yesterday’s post, I spent the weekend in Nice cycling up some big mountains. I got some really excellent coaching while I was there and due to my taking on of the Etape du Tour in July, I was paying particular attention to any instruction given on how to handle inclines and [...]
Cycling Breakthrough!
Well friends, as you know, I’ve been training for the Etape du Tour. I say ‘training’ – it’s been more of a prolonged exercise in how not to whinge week in, week out about how much I dislike cycling. Running is far more enjoyable for me and nowhere near as stuck up (yeah, I said [...]
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