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Sydney based designer trying to keep fit and find new running trails.
Good people doing things a little different to the others.
Being better than yesterday but not as good as tomorrow.
01 Aug 2015
• Oxfam Trailwalker is an inspiring and challenging event that changes lives, including our own.
• The walk sees 600 teams walk through rugged bushland from the Hawkesbury to the Sydney
• Not just a tough physical challenge, it is also a rewarding fundraising challenge, raising funds to support people living in poverty around the world
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Pizza, narcissism and running with Lilli Price, a gal who clocks more time at the running track than most. She's like a human wind-up toy from the carnival, one that doesn't stop or run out of juice. She ain't chasing vanity metrics or trying to impress her coach, she's about being the best version of herself, fact. And, that version is fast, re
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Summer arrived drunk last weekend in Sydney, a raging 45 degrees, approximately 113 for those US side, marking the start of summer and what looks to a damn hot one. Hopefully, sans months of wild bushfires. Lacing up and running this time of year starts to get a little harder. Motivation slips as the lust for air-con grow stronger. Dai
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The lines between retail space and cafe have been blurry for some time now. Today, it's an expectation that retail spaces have a coffee nook or a place to sit and watch. A space to hang out, borrow wifi or charge a device. For Rapha, their stores, also referred to clubhouses provide a hub for cycle enthusiasts to meet, shop, eat and drink, watch r
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Nike has pulled the dust cover off its classic Tailwind 78 silhouette, thankfully. A retro runner that looks as good today as it did back then. Dropping a box full of colourful updates, the makeover is sure to delight any sneakerhead, let's discuss. Say aloha to a racing goddess. Making her debut and first striking the pavement some 32
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Alessio Soggetti's expectations for photography appear anything but the norm or the status quo. Graphic, unexpected, bordering on combative at times, his images arrest your eyes and leave their mark on your mind. And, all I can say is thank god for people like Alessio. Italy has given the world many gifts, Pantani, Accordi, Agostini and plent
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INSIDE RUNNINGIt seems excessive, but they've got a lot to say about running. These lads produce a weekly podcast talking everything from training, running gear and running news. There's a HUGE back catalogue to get into, all running (pun intended) from an hour to two and a half. It's casual, conversational and full of some interesting views and o
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A cult-like race that tempts people from around the world to test their limits of physical and mental endurance. A documentary that contemplates the value of pain and a documentary that is well worth your time.2020 has been a tough year for many, a hot mess, a shit show and a cluster fuck. And, if this year has taught us anything, (science, religi
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The ultimate challenge and reward. At 102kms, this is the longest course of the event and the only one that goes through the night. An elevation gain of 3200 metres and a maximum elevation of 588 metres. With terrain and the elements to face, the finish line is the ultimate reward, perfectly located at Draydons Winery, sounds pretty good already.
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Running has been described as the world's most accessible sport. It's free, fun and good for you, there's a lot to love about something so simple. Booming in the US in the 1970s, road running has come along way since millions, including the 39th U.S. President, Jimmy Carter who took to the sport. Running spread far and wide, fast becoming par
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What if it isn't a chasm of talent and dedication that separates us from the world's best athletes, but rather their access to the best equipment and facilities? If you've thought this before, you're probably not alone. But, there's plenty who would disagree, and, Gary Mulholland would be one of them. You see, Gaz hosts Live on the Lawn, world-cla
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Jan 17 at 7:24 pm
In a strange sequence of events, my Sunday run turned to a Sunday walk. Sydney harbour was looking mighty fine under the sun's subtle glow.
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Jan 15 at 2:15 am
This mornings running backdrop, brought to by Mother Nature Pty Ltd.
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Jan 11 at 5:34 pm
Going into 2021 with this pinned to my wall:
"It's a slow process, but quitting won't speed it up!"
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Jan 10 at 11:04 am
A couple of laps around the paddock to keep Sundays moving @NikeRunClub.
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Jan 7 at 8:50 am
This time last year, my running track looked a little different. Looking forward to another lap around Amsterdam one day soon, hopefully.
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Jan 4 at 6:54 am
Every day of the holidays started here. Feeling rested and ready to tackle a new year.
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Dec 21 at 5:34 pm
"I've failed over and over and over again in my life and that is why I succeed" - Michael Jordan.
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Nov 22 at 5:25 pm
Running Stories app is an that turns running routes into 'immersive experience' ... I can't decide if I'd like it or hate it, thoughts? Check it out - runningstories.app/
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Oct 13 at 5:07 pm
If you're into sneakers and had enough with the clichè mall stores, drag your mouse over to Subtype store for some tasty treats for your feets.
Visit: subtypestore.com
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Oct 1 at 5:10 pm
Disillusioned with Cali’s sun-drenched scene, a bunch of London mates living in the ‘Palace’ introduced a new, grimier breed of skateboarding.
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