A Runner’s Guide To Tackling Self Doubt Don’t let negative emotion stop you training for your race. You can do this - now tell yourself that! You’ve entered your first half-marathon! You won’t get anything but positive encouragement here - we’re all in this together....
Technical Articles
What is The Theory Behind Low Heart-Rate Running?
by Bronwyn Tagg | May 16, 2022 | Technical Articles
The urge to make every run feel like ‘hard work’ is adopted by a lot of runners. You may already know that, in order to be faster and fitter, 80% of your running should actually be easy. But most runners, equipped with this knowledge, still don’t train easy enough....
7 Rules For Your First Half Marathon
by Nicola Joyce | May 11, 2022 | Technical Articles
7 Rules For Your First Half Marathon These golden rules will make half marathon training easier: Ready to take on your first half marathon? We love this distance - especially the Windsor Half Marathon! Set yourself a new goal - make this the year you complete 13.1!...
Get Strategic About Planning Your Race Calendar
by Nicola Joyce | Mar 14, 2022 | Technical Articles
4 steps to planning the perfect 2022 race calendar for your best running year yet! It’s every runner’s favourite time of year! The bad weather is behind us, Spring is around the corner, and it’s time to design your race calendar. Here’s how to do it so you tick off...
5 treadmill training sessions for distance runners
by Nicola Joyce | Jan 13, 2022 | Technical Articles
On these cold dark days, the treadmill can save your training bacon. Here are 5 sessions designed for distance goals. 5 minute faster intervals This 10K pace interval session is ideal for your Spring 10K races and any half marathons you’ve got booked this year. It...
Race-Day Tactics For Your First Half Marathon
by Nicola Joyce | Sep 20, 2021 | Technical Articles
Achieve all your half marathon goals with our race day strategies Not long to do until the 2021 Windsor Half Marathon. You’ve completed your training plan, kept injures at bay, and fuelled your body well. But there’s one last thing you can do to ensure you have an...
Your Final 4 Weeks Of Half Marathon Training
by Nicola Joyce | Aug 20, 2021 | Technical Articles
The final 4 weeks of your Winsor Half Marathon training plan are where you put the finishing touches on all your hard work so far. Wondering how to structure your final few weeks of half marathon training? Here’s a simple plan that will get you to the start line fit...
The Best Stretches To Prepare For Your Half-Marathon
by Nicola Joyce | Aug 11, 2021 | Technical Articles
Here are 6 simple stretches you can do at home in the lead up to the Windsor Half Marathon Don’t wait until after race day to do your long-run stretches. There are lots of simple, effective stretches you can start doing this week at home to help your body get ready...
Build A Healthy Salad To Fuel Running Training
by Nicola Joyce | Jun 4, 2021 | Technical Articles
Here’s how to create the ideal salad to fuel training and boost recovery Heading towards Summer means a shift towards lighter healthier eating - and this can be a great way to fuel your running training. Do you know how to build a hearty salad that gives you the...
Why You Should Start a Training Diary – Part 2
by Peter Hier | May 25, 2021 | Technical Articles, Uncategorized
3. Creating Your Workout Plan Why Exercise? You will be healthier You will look better You will be less Stressed You will have fun! Setting your fitness goals. Goal-setting: Goal-setting is a simple, yet often misused, motivational technique which can provide some...
10 Foods To Eat After A Half Marathon
by Nicola Joyce | May 24, 2021 | Technical Articles
The foods you choose to eat after running a half marathon can boost your recovery! You already know it’s important to nourish your body after training for - and finishing - a half marathon. But did you know that some foods pack a much bigger punch, giving you more...
Why You Should Start a Training Diary – Part 1
by Peter Hier | May 9, 2021 | Technical Articles
Running is a very basic yet magical form of exercise – you simply put one foot in front of the other and before you know it you have covered a couple of miles. Each week you will discover that you can run a little farther and perhaps a little faster than the previous...











