We've teamed up with training guru Mel Edwards and sport injury therapist Pamela Andrews to help answer your running queries. Whether it be support by way of putting together a bespoke training program, requiring help on focusing on your next event or to push your training that little bit further, or if you have a simple question about your training you'd like to ask, Mel and Pamela will be able to help.
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Posted on 25 Aug 2009 by HannRun4It Inverness Health Care Partnership
Posted on 24 Aug 2009 by HannRun4It Inverness are pleased to now be able to offer sports massage therapy to our customers in Inverness. Adam Park, from Sports Massage UK will hold an in-store clinic on Thursdays and Saturdays starting from 2nd July 2009.
Taking care of your running shoes
Posted on 15 Aug 2009 by SarahFor tips on cleaning your running shoes which look worse for wear...
Run4It Customer Derek Hamilton review Inov-8's Race Pro 30 Rucsac
Posted on 14 Aug 2009 by SarahRun4It customer Derek Hamilton has put the Inov-8 Race Pro 30 rucsac H20 to the test for us and here's what he thinks...
Nike+ Sportband re-launched
Posted on 14 Aug 2009 by HannAfter a brief absence, Nike have re-launched their +Sportband. This product combines the Nike sensor with a neat wristband. The sensor is inserted into a hole in the sole of the shoe (Nike and some Adidas shoes have an insert in the sole of the shoe for this purpose) for other brands you can use a...
Aberdeen Sports Village Now Open!
Posted on 12 Aug 2009 by SarahOn Saturday the 22nd of August Aberdeen Sports Village opened its doors to the public. To mark the occassion Kenyan runners, Gideon Gathimba and Bethwell Birgen tried to break the stadium's current International mile record of 3:57:5, set nine years ago. Gathimba won in 3:57:96, with Birgen coming in at 3:58:01 and Gavin Massingham in third place in 4:03...
Preparing For a Half Marathon
Posted on 6 Aug 2009 by SarahTraining for a half marathon is clearly not so demanding as training for a full marathon but it deserves respect and commitment. The necessary should fit into one’s family, work and relaxation commitments.
Preparing For a Marathon
Posted on 6 Aug 2009 by SarahThe decision to train for a marathon is not one to be taken lightly. The event is so demanding and deserves such respect that any commitment should be total and rigorous planning is essential to ensure that the necessary training fits into one’s family, work and relaxation commitments.
Dyce Half Marathon Results
Posted on 4 Aug 2009 by HannView the Dyce Half Marathon race results
Woodcroft Charity 3k Fun Run Results
Posted on 4 Aug 2009 by HannThanks to all those who took part in the Woodcroft 3k fun run recently. A brilliant £630 was raised for local charity CLAN. In first place was Kyle Greig, from Forres Harriers...