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Welcome to episode 1 of the Runner's World UK podcast. In this episode, RW reader Maud Hodson, from East London Runners, discusses why she thinks it’s high time men and women ran the same distances at cross-countryIn 'Human Race' we talk to Kevin Webber, who was diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer in 2014, and discuss how he’s used running to inspire himself and others. He discusses some of the races he’s taken part in, including the Marathon des Sables, and looks forward to taking part in the 6633 Arctic Ultra in MarchWill Watt, co-founder of The Swimmer, pops in to talk about the event, which involves a half marathon of running and four cold swims. He says he thinks running and swimming are a great combination because, unlike cycling, they are incredibly simple. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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