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PODCASTS
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Simon Buckden
Simon Buckden
Simon Buckden
Simon Buckden
James Blanchard
Kate-Anne Thonimara
Toby Radcliffe
Terry Lonergan
Joe Beer
Louise Collins
Chris Finill
Fiona Bugler
Mark Kleanthous
Graeme and Anne
Andy McManemy
Sharon Gaytor
Hazel MacFarlane
Tony Piedade
Mark Kleanthous
Mimi Anderson
Scott Neyedli
Jules Lewis
Cecilia Morrison
Mike Marten
Kris Harley
Helly Visser & Roger Davies
Gerry North
Greg Funnell
Gobi & Rach
Chris Moon
Caroline Palmer
Virginia Pawlin
Mary Thornton
Nick Ballard
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BROOKS VAPOR 10
WORTH £80!
Inspired by the Adrenaline GTS and built with value in mind, the Vapor 10 now comes with patent pending circular Brooks DNA for adaptable cushioning and a caterpillar crash pad for a smooth transition. With its clean look and versatile features, this sharp shoe is ideal for new and younger runners.
Just click on our flashing Competition link at the top of the page.
Closing date is 31st May 2012, Good Luck!
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RUNNERS
* Interview: Libby Clegg
* Heroes: Roda Mota
* Coach Carvey: The Coach makes the Ed cry!
RACES
* Wild Running
* Race The World:
Little Rock Arkansas
* Cultural Running
* Interview: Libby Clegg
* Heroes: Roda Mota
* Coach Carvey: The Coach makes the Ed cry!
RACES
* Wild Running
* Race The World:
Little Rock Arkansas
* Cultural Running
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PERFORMANCE
* Crossfit: You'll never feel stronger!
* Women On The Run: Heather Harris is a Granny on the run!
GEAR AND GOINGS ON
* Reader Reviews: Sunglasses
* 10 Reasons to Love… Gore
* Shopping List
* More Competitions!
* Crossfit: You'll never feel stronger!
* Women On The Run: Heather Harris is a Granny on the run!
GEAR AND GOINGS ON
* Reader Reviews: Sunglasses
* 10 Reasons to Love… Gore
* Shopping List
* More Competitions!
Keeping you Up and Running Since 1992
Up and Running first appeared on the high street in 1992, providing expert advice for those with a passion for serious running. Now, over 20 years later, we have more than 30 different stores and an e-commerce arm with more than 1,500 products in stock, yet our commitment to providing individually-tailored expert advice regarding running gear remains.
We stock all the major brands, from Books, Asics, Mizuno and New Balance to Inov-8, Sub 4 and Ronhill, and we ensure that what we sell you is the right product for you, wherever your running endeavours take you - whatever you want to achieve, we want to help.
Most people may think a trainer feels comfortable on their foot when they are sat in a shop, but it may not be so suitable after a few miles pounding the pavements. Knowing how the foot affects your gait, as well as its potential for injury, is crucial before selecting a good running shoe, and in many cases bad advice can be worse than no advice at all. This is where the expertise on offer at Up and Running can be vital.
Pronation concerns how the foot rolls to one side after the heel strikes the floor. Ideally, the foot should roll inwards slightly after striking, ensuring that the force of the impact is distributed evenly. Of course, not everyone runs in the same fashion, and most people actually overpronate, meaning that the arch collapses through the gait cycle and the foot rolls inward excessively. Do this consistently with a long period of running and it can cause problems in the ankle and higher up the leg.
Up and Running's expert staff will analyse how you run to establish your pronation type and identify the trainers that will correct it, taking into account other factors such as running frequency, terrain type and budget. We're aware that injuries will still occur from time to time, and we'll be there to help if this unfortunately happens to you - our experts can also provide assistance with braces and supports that will keep your training schedule on track.
Up and Running is committed to making running a better experience for everyone, helping you achieve your individual goals. To find out more or to view their range of running shoes visit www.upandrunning.co.uk/shoes.html
Up and Running first appeared on the high street in 1992, providing expert advice for those with a passion for serious running. Now, over 20 years later, we have more than 30 different stores and an e-commerce arm with more than 1,500 products in stock, yet our commitment to providing individually-tailored expert advice regarding running gear remains.
We stock all the major brands, from Books, Asics, Mizuno and New Balance to Inov-8, Sub 4 and Ronhill, and we ensure that what we sell you is the right product for you, wherever your running endeavours take you - whatever you want to achieve, we want to help.
Most people may think a trainer feels comfortable on their foot when they are sat in a shop, but it may not be so suitable after a few miles pounding the pavements. Knowing how the foot affects your gait, as well as its potential for injury, is crucial before selecting a good running shoe, and in many cases bad advice can be worse than no advice at all. This is where the expertise on offer at Up and Running can be vital.
Pronation concerns how the foot rolls to one side after the heel strikes the floor. Ideally, the foot should roll inwards slightly after striking, ensuring that the force of the impact is distributed evenly. Of course, not everyone runs in the same fashion, and most people actually overpronate, meaning that the arch collapses through the gait cycle and the foot rolls inward excessively. Do this consistently with a long period of running and it can cause problems in the ankle and higher up the leg.
Up and Running's expert staff will analyse how you run to establish your pronation type and identify the trainers that will correct it, taking into account other factors such as running frequency, terrain type and budget. We're aware that injuries will still occur from time to time, and we'll be there to help if this unfortunately happens to you - our experts can also provide assistance with braces and supports that will keep your training schedule on track.
Up and Running is committed to making running a better experience for everyone, helping you achieve your individual goals. To find out more or to view their range of running shoes visit www.upandrunning.co.uk/shoes.html
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