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LIFESTYLE
HODGKINSON FINALLY TAKES GOLD • 2022’s summer of sport is over but it was an incredible season for women runners, with McColgan, Hodgkinson, Muir and Rainbow-Cooper – among others – scooping medals and records
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FEELING THE SQUEEZE
WORLD BRONZE FOR JENNINGS
NEW GEAR • Autumn’s kit has a spring in its step
Look after my runner’s knee injury? • If you’re suffering from pain beneath your kneecap, you may have what’s known as ‘runner’s knee’. How can you help ease your symptoms?
HEALTH • The latest nutrition, beauty and health headlines. Because running doesn’t end at your feet
Trina Dawkins • Since the death of her mother in 2021, trail running specialist Trina has been exploring the healing power of nature through her running
EATWELL
FUEL • The latest nutrition to nourish your body and fuel your running
MEAL MATHS • Shape the salmon & potato into patties, dip in egg and pan fry for an anti-inflammatory snack
This month’s wise women
Hard truths for run clubs to hear
INJURY CLINIC
Events
Ultra Trail Bosques del Sur, Carzola, Jaen, Spain • Nicola McNally found her inner strength tackling testing terrain, equipment failure and tummy troubles
Is trail running better than road running? • You either love or hate trail running, with many road runners who chase PBs and times averse to the much slower, often harder and more challenging type of running that goes off-road and stays off-road
“Running has shown me that I can always go that little bit further: it’s about not sticking to the limits you think you have” • This issue, we talk to Lizzie (our cover star), Martina and Zee: all three are members of the London-based Run The Boroughs club and are in training for their first marathon in the capital. We discuss what the club and running means to them and find out how they’ve trained for the biggest challenge of their lives. Beware: their enthusiasm is super infectious and you may well find your finger hovering over an Enter Now button once you’ve read their stories
“Run The Boroughs is special because of its diversity” • Running means so much more to Martina than simply exercise, and so does Run The Boroughs
“Run The Boroughs has a big group chat on WhatsApp, and I love it. Everyone kind of spurs each other on” • Zee has discovered the thrill of group running, which has motivated her to run faster and further than she ever dreamed
ESSENTIAL KIT • Must-haves for the Run The Boroughs women
THE BIG QUESTIONS • When has your beloved running kit failed you?
BRIGHTON AND HOVE WOMEN’S RUNNING CLUB
SPORT GAVE ME CONFIDENCE
Running for good mental health
We hang out with Rupa Bharadva • Rupa, 41, a business owner from West London
THE BEST GEAR OF 2022 • Roll out the red carpet, it’s time to announce this year’s run kit winners. There may be more Lycra than lamé, and more grip than glitter, but these awards are...