After completing the #LondonMarthon (remotely) in October, Head of Dispute Resolution Andrew Mawdsley shares his tips for anyone planning to #GotheDistance for @Henshaws...
"Training for a marathon is not always straightforward. That was particularly so in 2020 when the date of the marathon kept moving!..."
"...I had got myself ready for the London Marathon in April, only for it to be cancelled, due to Coronavirus. Uncertainty followed, then finally gave way to a date in October. I got myself fit (just) and got ready for a unique experience..."
"...running the @LondonMarathon in #Harrogate, though I was tracked by an App which arrived just-in-time. The only snag being that it didn't track every part of the route, so I may be the person in the history of the event to clock up 27.1 miles before officially finishing..."
"...I benefited from the fantastic support of family, friends and work colleagues – I couldn’t have done it without them running alongside me all the way. I’m doing the London Marathon in London in 2022 – aged 50 and in support of @Henshaws."
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