Two Oceans Ultra Marathon – Survival or Run a PB
The Two Oceans Marathon is undoubtably one of South Africa’s most scenic races. First run in 1970 as a long […]
The Two Oceans Marathon is undoubtably one of South Africa’s most scenic races. First run in 1970 as a long […]
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Stuart Mann updates us on what has been going on behind the scenes at the Two Oceans Marathon. Looking for races to tackle in the second half of the year? We give some suggestions to keep you motivated.We chat to Gary Britz about his brand, Rock Rabbit Sports.
n this episode, we chat about Boston & London Marathon that took place last week. With only 5 weeks left until Comrades, what is the focus of training now? David catchup with 2024 Comrades winner, Piet Wiersma. Cape Town marathon update and finally, a reminder that trail running demands are vastly different to road running.
In this episode we discuss the Two Oceans top finishers. Irvette van Zyl tells us what happened in her Two Oceans run and Stuart Mann shares his view on some of the issues experienced by participants in this year’s race. We touch on last week’s Paris and Rotterdam marathon ahead of upcoming Boston and London marathons.