[:en]For as long as I’ve been writing about adventures, I have wanted to have my work published at Sidetracked. If you don’t know already, it’s a beautiful online selection box of far-flung journeys, unexpected encounters and daring deeds – sharply penned with startling photography. The editor-in-chief John Summerton doesn’t just pick up any pitch, but […]
[:en]In the May issue of Men’s Running there’s a story of some of the planet’s remotest people. …So remote in fact that for 500 years they thought they were the only people left on Earth. Yet regardless of outside influence, the runners of Rapa Nui take their sport incredibly seriously. They compete in the […]
[:en] Red Bull were looking for an accessible introduction to the seemingly elite running discipline of Fastest Known Time. Not everyone can be the fastest on big test pieces (see n° 6-7) – But all keen joggers have their favourite route they train on. Why not compete to be the fastest on your home turf? This […]
When you get your copy of the superlative independent UK running magazine, Ultra (issue 4) – you’ll read how we fastpacked a four day recce of the circuit before attempting the run. Torres del Paine was named the 8th Wonder of The World in 2013 and we wanted to experience it in all its mystery and […]
In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, the Rapa Nui people believed for 500 years they were the only people left on Earth. The BBC were interested in how the Rapa Nui’s February festival of Tapati expresses the character and story of these remote island people. I spent three weeks on Easter island. This article […]
[:en]Living in the Andes, it’s easy to forget that not everyone leaves their front door and starts running uphill. Men’s Fitness magazine UK got in contact because they wanted an inspiring introduction to the Vertical Kilometre race – the new standard in endurance sport, where the finish line is 1,000metres higher than the starting point. The article is […]