BITTEN BY THE RUNNING BUG

Jade, a dedicated member of the Cornwall Hospice Care fundraising team, faced extra pressure raising funds for the charity—but she delivered, surpassing her pledge and enjoying an incredible day at the London Marathon. Her inspirational running story has motivated others to lace up their shoes and start running for charity. Now, Jade is setting her sights on an ultra marathon, proving that dedication, training, and passion can achieve amazing results. Perfect for runners, charity supporters, and anyone looking for motivation for fundraising and endurance running.
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PODCAST NOTES
Keywords
 
marathon, training, fundraising, race day, nutrition, hydration, running tips, London Marathon, personal journey, 
 
Summary
 
In this conversation, Jade shares her inspiring journey of training for and completing the London Marathon for Cornwall Hospice Care. She discusses the challenges she faced during training, the excitement of race week, and the unforgettable experience of running the marathon. Jade emphasizes the importance of proper nutrition, hydration, and pacing, especially in warm weather. She also reflects on her fundraising efforts and offers valuable advice for future runners, highlighting the significance of starting early and preparing adequately for both training and fundraising. Jade's story is one of perseverance, community support, and personal achievement.
 
Takeaways
The atmosphere at the London Marathon is electric.
Training can have minor setbacks, but it's important to stay positive.
Having a solid base fitness is crucial for marathon training.
Race week should be about relaxation and proper nutrition.
The support from the crowd during the race is invaluable.
Pacing yourself is key, especially in warm weather.
Hydration and nutrition strategies should be practiced during training.
Fundraising can be broken down into manageable sections.
It's important to connect with other runners for support.
Proper shoe fitting and toenail care can prevent injuries.
Titles
Jade's Inspiring Marathon Journey
Overcoming Challenges in Marathon Training
Race Week: Preparing for the Big Day
Sound Bites
"It was absolutely amazing."
"I had no major injuries or issues."
"The crowds were amazing."
"I wanted to appreciate every single mile."
"I was just happy that I finished it."
"Start early with your training."
"Cutting your toenails was a big one."
 
Chapters
 
00:00 Jade's Marathon Journey Begins
03:04 Training Insights and Challenges
06:00 Race Week Preparations
09:04 The Race Experience: First Half
12:02 Navigating the Heat and Challenges
15:11 The Final Stretch and Finish Line
19:54 Nutrition and Hydration Strategies
24:49 Fundraising Success and Lessons Learned
30:02 Advice for Future Runners
35:48 Looking Ahead: Future Races and Goals
 

Everything was going smoothly for Sian George during marathon training, until a knee injury threatened to stop her from reaching the start line. But she persevered, walking the London Marathon in the sun, raising over £3,000 for charity, and enjoying every moment of the experience. In this episode, Sian shares her inspirational journey, insights on walking a marathon, overcoming injury, and the challenges and rewards of marathon fundraising. Perfect for runners, walkers, and anyone curious about completing a marathon despite setbacks.
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PODCAST NOTES
Keywords
 
London Marathon, running, training, injury, fundraising, race day, emotional journey, marathon experience, support, community
 
Summary
 
In this episode of the Runners Stories podcast, Tim Rogers interviews Sian George about her experience running the London Marathon for Cornwall Hospice Care. Sian shares her emotional journey, from the challenges of training with an injury to the excitement and chaos of race day. She discusses the importance of support from family and friends, the logistics of race week, and the overwhelming sense of community among runners. Sian reflects on her fundraising efforts and the lessons learned throughout her marathon experience, emphasizing the joy and pride of completing the race despite the obstacles faced.
 
Takeaways
Sian found the London Marathon to be an incredibly rewarding experience.
Training for the marathon was filled with ups and downs, especially with an injury.
It's important to do a smaller race before a big marathon for experience.
Sian's injury led to doubts about her ability to run the marathon.
The support from family and friends was crucial on race day.
Race week logistics can be complicated but planning ahead helps.
Crossing the start line was a significant emotional moment for Sian.
The crowd's support during the race was uplifting and motivating.
Sian's fundraising efforts exceeded her expectations, raising over £3,000.
Sian plans to take time to recover before considering another marathon.
Sound Bites
"I was just buzzing."
"I felt so happy that I'd done it."
"I had a few anonymous donations."
Chapters
 
00:00 The Journey Begins: Sian's Marathon Story
06:33 Training Trials: Overcoming Injuries and Doubts
14:52 Race Day Logistics: Preparing for the Marathon
22:58 The Emotional Rollercoaster: Running the Race
27:11 Crossing the Finish Line: A Moment of Triumph
31:58 Fundraising Reflections: Achievements and Future Plans

Melissa took a unique approach to marathon training in December, combining her training plan with innovative strategies that paid off on race day. With over £3,000 raised for charity, her fundraising approach was just as effective as her running preparation. Listen to Melissa share her London Marathon journey, her insights on training differently, and how she made her marathon experience truly unforgettable. Perfect for runners looking for marathon training tips, fundraising inspiration, and a motivational running story.
If you'd like to follow in Melissa's footsteps and run your next event for Scoliosis Support & Research, or you're interested in one of the charity's London Marathon entries, email Will fundraising@ssr.org.uk. Thank you. To find out more about scoliosis head to https://ssr.org.uk
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PODCAST NOTES
Keywords
 
London Marathon, running, training, fundraising, race day, nutrition, support, community, advice, experience
 
Summary
 
In this episode of Runner Stories, Tim Rogers interviews Melissa, a dedicated runner who recently completed the London Marathon. Melissa shares her experiences, from the emotional highs and lows of race day to her training journey and the importance of community support in her fundraising efforts. She emphasises the significance of preparation, nutrition, and the overwhelming atmosphere of the marathon, while also offering valuable advice for future runners. The conversation highlights the joy of running and the impact of collective support in achieving personal goals.
 
Takeaways
The London Marathon is an unforgettable experience filled with emotion.
Training consistency is key, but don't be too hard on yourself.
The atmosphere and crowd support can significantly boost morale during the race.
Using technology, like headphones, can help stay connected with supporters during the marathon.
Nutrition strategies should be tailored to individual needs and preferences.
Fundraising requires early planning and effective communication with supporters.
Emails can be more effective than social media for fundraising in a work context.
It's important to focus on finishing rather than achieving a personal best in challenging conditions.
Community support plays a crucial role in achieving fundraising goals.
Future races should be approached with a balance of excitement and respect for the challenge.
 
Sound Bites
"Worlds apart from Valencia!"
"The crowds were just so loud!"
"It felt really smooth and good."
"The last little boost I needed!"
"The goal should be to finish!"
"Everything was textbook!"
Chapters
 
00:00 The London Marathon Experience
03:03 Training Journey and Preparation
06:09 Race Day Emotions and Atmosphere
09:01 Navigating the Course and Support
12:04 Nutrition and Hydration Strategies
15:06 Fundraising Journey and Community Support
17:59 Advice for Future Runners
20:59 Looking Ahead: Future Races and Goals

Join Matt, a dedicated runner from Derby, as he shares his 2025 London Marathon review. Despite the heat adding a few minutes to his finish time, it didn’t matter—Matt loved every moment of his marathon training and executed his race perfectly on the day. In this episode, he discusses his race day experience, training insights, and lessons learned, providing inspiration for runners of all levels preparing for their next marathon.
If you'd like to follow in Matt's footsteps and run your next event for Scoliosis Support & Research, or you're interested in one of the charity's London Marathon entries, email Will fundraising@ssr.org.uk. Thank you.
To find out more about scoliosis head to https://ssr.org.uk
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PODCAST NOTES
Keywords
 
marathon, running, training, race day, fundraising, scoliosis, London marathon, runner stories, personal journey, sports
 
Summary
 
In this episode, Tim Rogers speaks with Matt, a participant in the London Marathon, about his unforgettable experience running the race. Matt shares insights into his training journey, the challenges he faced on race day, and the emotional highs and lows of completing the marathon. He also discusses his fundraising efforts for Scoliosis Support and Research, offering tips for future runners and reflecting on his aspirations for future races.
 
Takeaways
Matt had an incredible experience running the London Marathon despite the heat.
He had to adjust his race strategy early on due to weather conditions.
The support from the crowds was a significant motivator during the race.
Matt's training went exceptionally well, with no injuries leading up to the marathon.
He found the first half of the race to be exciting and full of energy.
The mid-race struggle was challenging, especially in the heat.
Matt used headphones in the last 10 miles to help him focus.
He was careful with his nutrition, avoiding new products on race day.
Matt raised funds through social media engagement and live videos.
He plans to continue running and aims to improve his marathon time.
Titles
Matt's Marathon Journey: Overcoming Challenges
From Training to Triumph: A Runner's Story
Sound Bites
"The crowds were amazing, it was just unreal."
"I loved every second of the training and structure."
"I was part of the new Team Green initiative."
"The first half was buzzing, I was going well."
"The crowd really gets you through that last bit."
Chapters
 
00:00 Matt's Marathon Experience: A Day to Remember
02:58 Training Journey: Highs and Lows
05:58 Race Day Preparations: From Expo to Start Line
09:14 The First Half: Energy and Excitement
12:00 Facing the Challenge: The Mid-Race Struggle
15:09 The Final Stretch: Pushing Through Pain
18:03 Crossing the Finish Line: Emotions and Reflections
20:51 Fundraising Journey: Engaging Supporters
24:04 Looking Ahead: Future Goals and Aspirations

Michael secured his London Marathon 2025 entry through Kidney Research UK in January, and despite the short notice, he raised over £3,500 for the charity. On race day, he enjoyed every moment and achieved an impressive sub-4-hour marathon, capping off an incredible campaign. Michael also shares his innovative fundraising ideas, the camaraderie of his local running club, and the friendships he made along the way. Perfect for runners, charity supporters, and anyone seeking an inspirational marathon story.
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PODCAST NOTES
Keywords
 
London Marathon, running, training, fundraising, race day, charity, marathon experience, running community, race preparation, personal achievement
 
Summary
 
In this episode, Tim Rogers interviews Michael Woodward about his experience running the London Marathon for Kidney Research UK. Michael shares his journey from training highs and lows to the excitement of race day, the challenges he faced during the marathon, and his successful fundraising efforts. He reflects on the support from the running community and the impact of the charity on the event, as well as his future plans for running more marathons.
 
Takeaways
Michael felt ecstatic after completing the marathon, achieving his goal time.
Training for the marathon had its challenges, especially balancing family and mileage.
The social aspect of running with a club enhanced the experience.
Race week was filled with excitement and anticipation.
The atmosphere on race day was electric, with crowds cheering for runners.
Navigating through thousands of runners was a unique challenge.
Michael's fundraising efforts exceeded his initial target, thanks to social media and corporate sponsorships.
The support from the charity and spectators made a significant difference during the race.
Michael plans to continue running marathons and has already set his sights on future races.
The experience of running the marathon has inspired Michael to raise more money for charities.
 
Sound Bites
"The lowest point was the mileage each week."
"It just made it such a social event."
"Manners don't cost anything."
"It's caught hold of me."
Chapters
 
00:00 Introduction to the London Marathon Experience
02:59 Training Journey: Highs and Lows
05:50 Race Week Preparations
09:00 Race Day: The Start and Initial Feelings
11:59 Navigating the Race: Challenges and Highlights
14:58 Fundraising Success and Strategies
17:56 Post-Race Reflections and Future Plans

Stephen Johnson faced a challenging journey to the 2025 London Marathon, battling injuries like bruised ribs from a warm-up fall and a knee that required a cortisone injection just days before race day. Despite the heat and these setbacks, Stephen powered through to achieve an impressive finish time and exceeded his fundraising goals. In this episode, he shares his marathon training strategies, injury recovery tips, and effective fundraising approach—perfect for runners, marathon enthusiasts, and anyone looking for inspiration. Tune in to hear how determination, preparation, and smart fundraising can make all the difference.
If you'd like to follow in Stephen's footsteps and run your next event for Scoliosis Support & Research, or you're interested in one of the charity's London Marathon entries, email Will fundraising@ssr.org.uk. Thank you. To find out more about scoliosis head to https://ssr.org.uk
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PODCAST NOTES
Keywords
 
marathon, training, fundraising, race day, nutrition, challenges, running tips, Stephen, London Marathon, Scoliosis Support
 
Summary
 
In this episode, Tim Rogers interviews Stephen, who shares his experiences running the London Marathon for Scoliosis Support and Research. Stephen discusses the highs and lows of his training journey, including injuries and setbacks, as well as the excitement of race day. He emphasises the importance of planning, nutrition, and adapting to race conditions. Stephen also shares insights into his fundraising efforts, highlighting the significance of early engagement and targeted communication. The conversation concludes with reflections on lessons learned and the future of running and fundraising.
 
Takeaways
The atmosphere of running a marathon is unparalleled.
Training can be unpredictable with injuries and illnesses.
Planning is crucial for race day success.
Nutrition strategy is essential during the marathon.
Fundraising requires early and targeted efforts.
Personalized communication can enhance fundraising success.
Mental preparation is as important as physical training.
Long runs are vital for building confidence and endurance.
Adapting to race day conditions is key to performance.
Future races may require innovative fundraising strategies.
Titles
Running Through Challenges: Stephen's Marathon Journey
From Training to Triumph: A Marathon Story
Sound Bites
"It was a fun day."
"It's just about planning."
"You need to get in early."
"People are very receptive."
"We live to fight another day."
Chapters
 
00:00 Introduction to Marathon Challenges
03:11 Training Journey and Setbacks
06:00 Race Day Preparations
09:01 Race Strategy and Nutrition
12:03 Fundraising Efforts and Strategies
17:00 Lessons Learned from the Marathon
19:55 Future of Running and Fundraising

Riley James is a fundraising superstar who raised an impressive £4,500 for Scoliosis Support & Research through a creative marathon raffle. In this episode, Riley shares his 2025 London Marathon experience, including behind-the-scenes stories, race-day challenges, and practical tips for future marathon runners. Whether you’re preparing for your first marathon, looking for fundraising ideas, or seeking inspiration from a dedicated runner, this episode is packed with insights and motivation.
If you'd like to follow in Riley's footsteps and run your next event for Scoliosis Support & Research, or you're interested in one of the charity's London Marathon entries, email Will fundraising@ssr.org.uk. Thank you.
To find out more about scoliosis head to https://ssr.org.uk
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PODCAST NOTES
Keywords
 
London Marathon, Scoliosis, fundraising, running, race day, training, nutrition, personal story, marathon experience, charity
 
Summary
 
In this episode of the Runner Stories podcast, Tim Rogers interviews Riley James, a standout fundraiser for Scoliosis Support and Research, who shares his experiences leading up to and during the London Marathon. Riley discusses the emotional highs and lows of race day, the challenges of training, and the importance of nutrition and hydration. He also highlights his successful fundraising efforts through a raffle and reflects on his personal journey with scoliosis, aiming to inspire others. Looking ahead, Riley expresses his desire to continue running and exploring new opportunities in the sport.
 
Takeaways
The London Marathon is a dream-like experience.
Training can be mentally challenging, especially with injuries.
Race day conditions can differ significantly from training.
Adrenaline plays a huge role in marathon running.
Nutrition and hydration are crucial for performance.
Fundraising can be creatively approached through raffles.
Personal connections to causes can enhance motivation.
Running can be a transformative experience.
It's important to enjoy the journey, not just focus on time.
Future running opportunities are abundant and exciting.
Titles
Running for a Cause: Riley's Marathon Journey
From Training to Triumph: The London Marathon Experience
Sound Bites
"It feels like you're living a dream."
"I think I got nutrition spot on really."
"The crowd will carry you through it."
"Don't rule anything out."
 
Chapters
 
00:00 The Excitement of Race Day
03:06 Training Journey and Challenges
05:59 Race Day Experience and Strategy
08:54 Nutrition and Hydration on the Course
11:56 Fundraising Success and Raffle Strategy
14:59 Personal Connection to Scoliosis
17:48 Future Running Aspirations

Lucy Russell-Bates was one of the lucky few to secure a ballot entry for the 2025 London Marathon, and she made every moment count. Having undergone scoliosis surgery twice, Lucy set out to raise funds for Scoliosis Support & Research, initially targeting £500. By race day, she had raised nearly five times her goal and enjoyed an unforgettable experience on April 27, 2025. In this episode, Lucy shares her London Marathon journey, fundraising tips, and personal insights on overcoming challenges, making it a must-listen for runners, marathon enthusiasts, and anyone looking for inspiration.
If you'd like to follow in Lucy's footsteps and run your next event for Scoliosis Support & Research, or you're interested in one of the charity's London Marathon entries, email Will fundraising@ssr.org.uk. Thank you.
To find out more about scoliosis head to https://ssr.org.uk
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PODCAST NOTES
Keywords
 
scoliosis, marathon, charity, running, training, fundraising, London Marathon, personal journey, inspiration, health
 
Summary
 
In this episode of the Runner Stories podcast, Tim Rogers speaks with Lucy, a runner who participated in the London Marathon to raise funds for Scoliosis Support and Research. Lucy shares her personal journey with scoliosis, her training experience, the challenges she faced leading up to race day, and the overwhelming support she received from spectators during the marathon. She also discusses her successful fundraising efforts and the importance of sharing her story to inspire others. Lucy concludes by reflecting on her future running goals and the joy of being part of a charitable team.
 
Takeaways
Lucy was diagnosed with scoliosis at 14 and had two surgeries.
She was inspired to run the marathon after watching her dad.
Training for the marathon was both challenging and enjoyable.
Running with friends and family made the training process special.
The race day atmosphere was electric, with immense crowd support.
Hydration and nutrition were key to her race strategy.
Lucy raised over £2,300 for Scoliosis Support and Research.
Sharing her personal story helped her connect with donors.
Being part of a charity team added to her marathon experience.
Lucy plans to continue running but will take a break from marathons.
Sound Bites
"I have scoliosis."
"It was overwhelming."
"I felt very much part of the team."
Chapters
 
00:00 Lucy’s Journey with Scoliosis
02:35 Training for the Marathon
06:35  Race Day Experience
11:08The Atmosphere of the Marathon
16:03 Crossing the Finish Line
20:00 Fundraising Success
24:06 Inspiration and Future Goals
 

Andrew Ogierman reached an incredible milestone by running his 100th half marathon at the London Landmarks Half Marathon—and his running journey doesn’t stop there. From 14 full marathons to a Captain Tom-style virtual marathon during COVID, Andrew has experienced some truly unforgettable races and traveled to amazing destinations along the way. In this episode, he shares his running tips, inspirational stories, and insights for half marathon and marathon runners, making it a must-listen for anyone looking to push their limits and celebrate the joy of running.
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Keywords
 
running, half marathon, fundraising, race experiences, Andrew Ogierman, running journey, charity, COVID impact, travel, memorable moments
 
Summary
 
In this episode of the Runners Stories podcast, Tim Rogers interviews Andrew Ogierman, who is about to complete his 100th half marathon. Andrew shares his journey from his first race at the Great North Run in 2001 to his experiences in various major and smaller races around the world. He discusses the charm of smaller races, the impact of COVID on running events, and his shift in focus from time to enjoyment in running. Andrew also highlights his fundraising efforts for Thames Valley Air Ambulance and the importance of personal connections in charity work. The conversation concludes with reflections on future goals and the significance of community engagement in running.
 
Takeaways
Andrew is about to complete his 100th half marathon.
His first race was the Great North Run in 2001.
He finds the half marathon to be a magical distance.
Smaller races offer a unique and intimate experience.
He raised £2,300 by running a marathon in his garden during COVID.
Andrew aims to give back to Thames Valley Air Ambulance.
He has a range of personal bests in the two-hour mark.
He didn't join a running club until mid-2004.
The London Marathon is becoming increasingly popular.
Persistence is key in fundraising efforts.
Titles
Running Towards 100: Andrew's Journey
The Half Marathon Experience: A Personal Story
From Great North to Global: Andrew's Race Adventures
The Beauty of Smaller Races in Running
Sound Bites
"I'm about to do my 100th half marathon."
"I did the Great North Run in 2001."
"The half is a magical distance for average athletes."
"I have a whole host of times in the two hour range."
"I didn't join a running club until mid 2004."
"I raised £2,300 running a marathon in my garden."
"I want to give back to Thames Valley Air Ambulance."
"You have to be persistent in fundraising."
Chapters
 
00:00 Introduction to Andrew's Running Journey
02:50 Experiences in Major Races
05:57 The Charm of Smaller Races
09:04 Traveling for Races: A Global Perspective
11:57 Memorable Moments and Lessons Learned
14:54 The Shift in Focus: From Time to Enjoyment
18:05 Fundraising and Personal Connections
20:59 The Impact of COVID on Running Events
23:50 Future Goals and Aspirations
27:13 Charity Work and Community Engagement
30:09 Final Thoughts and Reflections

Ben Brindley is not your average runner—he’s fast, fearless, and dedicated to raising awareness for mental health in the construction industry. Battling his own mental health challenges, Ben takes on extreme running feats, often pushing a wheelbarrow to raise funds for The Lighthouse, the Construction Charity, which supports construction workers who are at a higher risk of suicide. From 5km events to “Everesting” (175km in 40 hours with 9,405m of ascent!), the past 18 months have been packed with incredible endurance challenges. In this episode, Ben shares his running journey, fundraising efforts, and strategies for overcoming mental and physical challenges, making it inspiring listening for runners, mental health advocates, and anyone looking to make a difference.
Some of the audio on this podcast isn't up to our usual standards, but bear with, it's well worth a listen.
Check out Ben's instagram page https://www.instagram.com/brindleyrunner and support him on his Justgiving page https://www.justgiving.com/page/benswackyraces
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Keywords
 
wheelbarrow running, mental health awareness, fundraising, charity events, construction industry, Ben Brindley, running challenges, community support, world record attempt, personal stories
 
Summary
 
In this episode, Tim interviews Ben Brindley, a unique runner from Derbyshire who races with a wheelbarrow to raise awareness for mental health in the construction industry. Ben shares his journey from a casual idea to participating in various races, including marathons and challenging climbs, all while advocating for mental health support. He discusses the logistics of racing with a wheelbarrow, the importance of community support, and his fundraising efforts for the Lighthouse Construction Charity. Ben also reveals his plans for a world record attempt and offers advice for others looking to combine running with charitable causes.
 
Takeaways
Ben Brindley runs races with a wheelbarrow to raise awareness.
The wheelbarrow symbolises the invisible burdens people carry.
Ben has completed various challenging races with the wheelbarrow.
He raises funds and awareness for mental health in construction.
The Lighthouse Construction Charity supports mental health in the industry.
Ben's fundraising is a mix of awareness and financial support.
He engages the community by sharing his journey on social media.
Ben's world record attempt is for the fastest marathon with a wheelbarrow.
He emphasises the importance of training with the equipment used in races.
Ben encourages honesty and authenticity in fundraising efforts.
 
Titles
Running with a Purpose: Ben's Wheelbarrow Challenge
Breaking Barriers: Mental Health Awareness through Running
Sound Bites
"I run many races with a wheelbarrow."
"The barrow represents the invisible load."
"I've done silly things with a wheelbarrow."
"I take people on the journey with me."
"Be honest about who you are."
Chapters
 
00:00 Introduction to Ben's Journey
02:59 The Wheelbarrow Challenge Begins
05:52 Race Logistics and Safety
08:52 Mental Health Awareness and Fundraising
12:11 The Lighthouse Construction Charity
14:58 Fundraising Strategies and Community Engagement
18:09 World Record Attempt Plans
20:56 Challenges and Triumphs in Running
24:04 Advice for Aspiring Fundraisers