Tag Archives: Juneathon

Opportunity Has No Need To Knock…

Posted on June 12, 2013 by James Clay

…my door is always open. I’ve commented before about the problems I get in to saying yes to friends who ask me to do events. It’s led to conflicting training schedules, running 10k races and 40 mile bike races in … Continue reading →

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Walking In The Shadow Of Giants

Posted on June 11, 2013 by James Clay

The 10th time I stood on Snowdon’s summit I swore I wouldn’t come back unless it was to bring my own (as yet unborn) children to the top of Wales sometime in the far future. On Saturday, as I sat … Continue reading →

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Crib Goch

Posted on June 9, 2013 by James Clay

It’s Juneathon, which means a blog post every day. It’s also 9pm on a Sunday evening and I have just returned from 3 stunning days in the Welsh mountains and have a tonne of kit to sort out. These two … Continue reading →

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3 Tips For Your Best Race Ever

Posted on June 8, 2013 by James Clay

1 – Start in the right place Most races will start in waves, or pens, or will in some other way be segregated by the speed at which you think you’re likely to cover the distance. My advice…ignore these completely. … Continue reading →

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I’m not Forrest Gump

Posted on June 6, 2013 by James Clay

Which is a shame, because I would love to run back and forth across America for months non stop (and be really good at ping pong). But here we are at day 6 of Juneathon and after a 5 day … Continue reading →

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