Running consistently is hard

Photo of me after the Hackney Half Marathon wearing my race number and medal with a baseball hat, purple tshire and sunglasses. There are crowds in the background

I was a stop-start runner for fifteen years. I know what it’s like to defer race entries, skip training blocks and wonder why it never sticks.

In 2020 I ran 2,020 miles in a year. That’s how I found consistency and learned to train effectively. Now I am a Scottish Athletics qualified coach and I write about my experiences as a runner and what works for me.

Fiona after completing the Great North Run with a PB time in 2018

Thank you, Fiona, for helping me unlock my potential and achieve my goal

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