by James Randall | Jun 25, 2018 | Blog, Running, Vivi Stories
A little under a year ago, I hadn’t run properly for a year since doing a PB in the Derby half in June 2016. I was getting a little bit tubby, as I often do between races. I was having a few beers at a family barbecue and decided to do something for my sister’s new...
by James Randall | Jun 8, 2018 | Blog, Running, Vivi Stories
James Randall is currently in training for his first ultra marathon, The Wall. This iconic ultra takes runners on a 69-mile route along Hadrian’s Wall. James shares thoughts on the mental side of running as the big day approaches. Last time I wrote a blog, I’d...
by James Randall | May 1, 2018 | Blog, Fitness, Running, Sport, Vivi Stories
James Randall is currently in training for his first ultra marathon, The Wall. This iconic ultra takes runners on a 69-mile route along Hadrian’s Wall. James shares his training updates and thoughts in the run-up to the big day. Easter Weekend: Running is always...
by James Randall | Nov 7, 2013 | Monthly Topic, Sport
On Thursday 7th November 2013, sporting and racing history was made, and a mark put down that is unlikely to ever be matched by another jockey again. AP McCoy – the Champ – won for the 4,000th time in his career. To put that into some perspective, AP...
by James Randall | Aug 20, 2013 | Monthly Topic
I was born in 1980. The first Ashes series I can remember was when Allan Border’s boys came over in 1989. I was eight years old, and sport on television for most of the day made my summers. It took until I was 24 before I saw my first Ashes victory, so writing this as...
