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The Mile - David Tett (www.davidtett.com)

Running is my favourite sport. I have done it for years and can now go out for hours at a time without training, and consider this to be a real privilege. I enjoy long, slow runs, ideally in the hills, sometimes with a small pack, although I do enjoy a good shuttle session too and I’ve occasionally gone barefoot.

Below are some of the running challenges I’ve completed, articles I’ve written and links which might be useful.

Next Challenge Running Projects

  • Running the Tube – The length of every London Underground train line. Up to 45 miles at a time, exploring our capital. Part of the Greater London Triathlon.
  • Everest Run – Running up 5,000 flights of stairs to the height of Mount Everest at the Royal Geographical Society.
  • The Mile – For a while I’ve had the idea of trying to run a fast mile.
  • London to the Ocean – Nowhere in the UK is further than 70 miles from the sea. I ran from my London flat towards the ocean…

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Running Articles

Tube Running Articles

In 2010, I ran from the beginning to end of every London Underground train line with my girlfriend at the time (now wife), Laura. Here are some pieces I wrote about it:

Read more about Running the Tube

These Boots Are Made For Walking

Running Links

  • Long Distance Walking Association (LDWA) – I can’t recommend their Challenge Events highly enough. Brilliantly British, simple adventure races for a few quid including food and drinks.
  • Sleep Monsters – Good website for finding adventure races.
  • Rob Cousins – The first I met Rob, I found out he’d run from Birmingham to London (140 miles). We’ve been friends ever since.
  • Dean Karnazes – This guy runs lots of really long distances.
  • The Wadi Bih Relay – There are thousands of events and I couldn’t possibly list them all but this one in Oman/UAE is fantastic.

Running the Victoria Line

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