Was really interested in the part where you were talking about how your job, and doing 15,000 steps a day, impacts your running. I am a postman and do about 25-30k steps every day and somedays it's really hard to muster up the energy to get out for a run after a shift.
Very interesting interview. One question immediately springs to mind; why wasn't the discipline you had imposed (?) on you in the States there at St. Marys? Surely you were there, at least in part, to run? Why weren't you forced to adopt a more disciplined lifestyle? At Birmingham University in the late 1970s I was running 70-100 miles a week; it is possible to train seriously and be a good student!
Brilliant episode Harry, thank you.
thank you for watching
I’m quite fond of the Yorkshire Tea Toast and Jam flavour. Great episode, cheers! - Mack
I need to check this out Mack
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Harry
Damn, enjoying this podcast
Glad to read it - thank you very much
Great interview, more like this in the future please, thanks.
More to come over time Mike, thank you for watching and listening
Harry
Looking forward to watching this one later. Keep up the great show! 🙏💙
Cheers Daniel 🧡
Was really interested in the part where you were talking about how your job, and doing 15,000 steps a day, impacts your running. I am a postman and do about 25-30k steps every day and somedays it's really hard to muster up the energy to get out for a run after a shift.
I can imagine Robert, thank you for sharing - that's a huge amount of steps!
Cheers for watching,
Harry
Really enjoyed this podcast👍
Thank you Matthew
Very interesting interview. One question immediately springs to mind; why wasn't the discipline you had imposed (?) on you in the States there at St. Marys? Surely you were there, at least in part, to run? Why weren't you forced to adopt a more disciplined lifestyle?
At Birmingham University in the late 1970s I was running 70-100 miles a week; it is possible to train seriously and be a good student!
An interesting question Mark, one would have to ask Phily directly. Thank you for listening!