We're looking at the elements that make up evidence-based running gait analysis
The road to weight loss is never an easy one, particularly if it’s a road you choose to run down.
Written by Clare Grierson: Dog Trainer, Behaviourist & Runner
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The Brighton & Hove Primary Schools Half Marathon takes place on Saturday 22nd June 2019 and the organisers are looking forward to welcoming hundreds of children for the grand finale of their cumulative half marathon. Primary school children from across…
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