Running with Dogs – Because Solo Running Is Just Too Quiet (And Less Likely to Involve Squirrel-Induced Faceplants)
If you’re a runner, you know the struggle. The endless pavement, the mind-numbing repetition, the constant internal monologue about why you decided to do this to yourself instead of just staying on the sofa with a good book and a biscuit.
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Beginners Guide #4. – Trail Running & Canicross: Safety and Etiquette (Because We Share the Paths, Folks!)
Ah, the glorious British countryside! Rolling hills, ancient woodlands, muddy puddles… and you, tearing through it all, powered by your enthusiastic canine companion. Trail running
Beginners Guide #3. – Pacing Perfect: How to Match Your Dog’s Canicross Speed (They’re the Engine, You’re the Steering Wheel!)
You’ve got the kit, you’re hitting the trails, and your dog is, well, pulling. But are you truly running in harmony? One of the biggest
Beginners Guide #2. – Building Endurance: Canicross Training Plans (No Longer Just a Jaunt!)
Alright, so you and your four-legged speed demon have nailed those shorter canicross outings. You’re thinking, “This is brilliant! What if we went… further?” Welcome
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Arundel Half Marathon – 21km
The route which is to follow deserves a little context, so I need to take you on a little journey back to 2020 which will be forever stamped in our minds as the year of Covid-19, Lockdowns and whether having wine and cheese in a room constitutes being a business meeting or a party.
Leith Hill Circular – 14km
This hilly route starts out at the base of Leith hill and leads you on a circular trail via the Leith Hill Tower and Tillingbourne Waterfall.
Houghton Forest – 7km
This 7km route takes you through and around Houghton forest.