VIDEO: Runners of all ages and abilities help launch this year’s Great Scottish Run
Runners of all ages and abilities are being encouraged to sign up for this year's Bank of Scotland Great Scottish Run.
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Marathon medal-winner who ran pretending to be his friend sparks official investigation after joking about it online
A medal-winning marathon runner who unmasked himself as an imposter has sparked an official investigation.
VIDEO: Intrepid athletes from across the world to test their endurance in Highland hills
TWO THOUSAND athletes from across the world will test their endurance in the wild hills of Scotland next month as part of an adventure race across the mountainous Highland landscape.
Running the Edinburgh Marathon this month? Here are some recipes to power you through
PREPARING for a marathon is tough work.
Top tips for runners in training for this year’s Edinburgh Marathon
WITH around four weeks to go until the Edinburgh Marathon, runners will be in full training mode ahead of the big race.
Orkney marathon man takes on 3100-mile New York circuit run in wife’s memory
IT is the long distance run that can take weeks to complete, and sees competitors run around the same block in the Big Apple a staggering 5649 times.
Two days, 120 miles, £40,000: Ferry worker takes on epic Hebridean challenge after cancer takes toll on family
ALISTAIR MACPHERSON is all too aware his latest fundraising effort will push him to the limit and leave him in extreme pain.
Richard made it down the aisle despite a stroke… Now can he be king of the hills?
YOUR wedding day is one of the most special moments in your life.
It doesn’t matter where I finish in the half-marathon – I know I’m a winner
LAST year, mum-of-two Simone Charnock felt she was in the shape of her life.
Long-distance runner’s astonishing recovery after being told by doctors he may never race again
WHEN runner Ewan Dudding suffered severe burns in a moped crash on holiday, he feared his racing days were over.
English runners in Argentina escape death… by pretending to be Scottish
THEY came face-to-face with killer Caimans, braved extreme temperatures from subzero to over 40 degrees, survived hailstones the size of bricks and took their lives in their hands running through crime-ravaged towns.