29 04, 2015

Finding “Me” Again by Kellie Gibson

By |2021-02-16T11:18:50+11:00April 29th, 2015|Member stories, Running Stories|0 Comments

A question people often ask me is “how is your running going?” This is an inevitable question for me to be asked because everyone who knows me knows that I love to run! This has been a particularly difficult question for me to answer in these last 6 months. You see my love of running [...]

26 04, 2015

The Race of My Life – 24 Hour World Championships

By |2021-02-16T11:18:50+11:00April 26th, 2015|24hr world championships, RMA 2015 Ambassadors, Ultrarunning|0 Comments

24 Hour World Championships Australian Team, L-R Bernadette Benson, Kevin Muller, Rob Boyce (Team Manager), Mich Thwaites, Barry Loveday, Ewan Horsburgh, Matt Eckford, Jodie Oborne, Kerrie Bremner, John Pearson (Captain), Emma Vaughn, Deb Nicholl. In the days leading up to the event I gave some consideration to the distance I would aim for.  I had [...]

23 04, 2015

Paris Marathon Wrap Up

By |2021-02-16T11:18:50+11:00April 23rd, 2015|international events, marahon, Race recap, Running Stories|0 Comments

 Hey RMA crew! Just been supporting at the Paris marathon and actually now mid flight heading for New York then Boston marathon this weekend. The Paris race was awesome. It should be on everyone's bucket list. Best to get there on the Thursday or Friday before to settle in and fight the jet lag! The [...]

17 04, 2015

Two Oceans Ultramarathon Saturday 4th April 2015, South Africa – by Kate Atkinson

By |2021-02-16T11:18:51+11:00April 17th, 2015|Members stories, race report, Running Stories, Ultrarunning|0 Comments

Two Oceans Ultramarathon Saturday 4th April 2015 Distance: 56km History The first race was held in 1970 and saw 26 runners line up to face the unknown challenge. Since then, the race has become a favourite with local and international athletes. Participants choose from the scenic 56km ultra marathon or 21km half marathon. The event attracts [...]

16 04, 2015

Cross Training – Is it important for running?

By |2016-03-01T10:13:59+11:00April 16th, 2015|cross training|0 Comments

Perhaps you have always been a runner, or perhaps you happened to fall into the wonderful world of running through a friend or through your desire to improve your fitness. Either way, once you started running you found yourself hooked and will do anything to make sure you keep going. Often the question gets asked [...]

14 04, 2015

Breaking my Sub 5 Hour Marathon. By Catherine Ross.

By |2021-02-16T11:18:51+11:00April 14th, 2015|marathon, Member stories, Running Stories|4 Comments

So, how did I come to be running the marathon in Canberra on Sunday and trying to break 5 hours? This is my story. As long as I have known my amazing husband of 25 years he had wanted to do an Ironman race. Once we had kids that went on the back-burner - training [...]

10 04, 2015

Ten tips to survive your first race

By |2021-02-16T11:18:51+11:00April 10th, 2015|race, racing, running, Training Tips|0 Comments

Race season is upon us ladies and for many of you this is your first encounter to what will become a very big addiction! Welcome to the wonderful world of racing! Wether you are racing on a track, a road or a trail, racing is an experience you will never forget. It might be your first, [...]

9 04, 2015

My running pause – A journey through pregnancy as a running mum. By Tayyah Pegg

By |2021-02-16T11:18:51+11:00April 9th, 2015|exercise, pre-natal exercise, pregnancy, Running Stories|1 Comment

I wish I could say I had pure motives when it came to my exercise and diet while I was pregnant with my second son, but initially, the one word that fueled my drive was 'fear'. Two years prior, I had my first son, and the birth and recovery were quite traumatic. It took me [...]

3 04, 2015

No Pain, No Gain?  Pushing through the Barrier. – By Jessica Trengove

By |2021-02-16T11:18:51+11:00April 3rd, 2015|cross country championships, psychology, racing, running, Training Tips|2 Comments

Jessica Trengove, April 2nd 2015 The airport scene has become a little too familiar in recent months. This time I am homeward bound for the Easter long weekend and rather than make the same old mistake of draining my phone battery, I opted to put my laptop to use. One week ago today, a small [...]

30 03, 2015

What I learned from trail running.

By |2021-02-16T11:18:51+11:00March 30th, 2015|trail running, Trail/Ultra Running|0 Comments

When I started to take my running seriously the natural progression for me was to sign up to many road races. These not only tested what I had learned in my training but they tested my mental capabilities to push through the pain barriers which would eventually come in a race. What left me feeling [...]

28 03, 2015

Taking the lead…..when running impacts families

By |2021-02-16T11:18:51+11:00March 28th, 2015|fit families, healthy families, Running Stories|0 Comments

Can you believe that Obesity among Australian's has more than doubled in the last 5 years? That statistics predict that by 2025, if current trends continue, 80% of Australians and a THIRD of Australian children will be obese or overweight! Its no wonder with the lifestyles that we have become accustomed to. Our society is [...]

23 03, 2015

Age is no barrier – Kristine Bell and the New York Marathon.

By |2021-02-16T11:18:51+11:00March 23rd, 2015|marathon, Member stories, Running Stories|0 Comments

Oh my goodness the New York  Marathon it had been on my bucket list for 8 years since I started running, now 61  this was my Birthday present from my incredible, inspiring Son Terence. DREAMS DO COME TRUE with 15mths of training. Sunday 2 Nov 2014 I started my wave at 10.30am in the New York Marathon with  Terence. We stayed [...]