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Paul Giblin - A MAN WITH A PLAN

I’ve been racing ultras for over 7 years – over 40 in total, from 33-mile road ‘sprints’ to 100-mile+ mountain races. I've raced for my country on trails and tarmac. Won world championship medals and broken course records.

I've coached over 50 athletes - to race completions, personal bests, course records and wins.

 
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I love to run.
I love to help other people run.
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I'm a pro ultra runner and a passionate coach.

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The Battle Between the Brain and Body
The Battle Between the Brain and Body

Welcome to the fucked up world of ultra running.

Here I'll attempt to take you on a humorous journey of the epic shit show that is the battle between our brains and bodies during these grueling ultra marathons. Strap on your running shoes and get yourself lubed up as we dive into the delightful chaos of this extraordinary sport.

So most of us have been here before, you're at mile 30 of a 50-mile run, and your brain decides it's had enough. It starts throwing a tantrum like a stubborn toddler, screaming.

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A 2024 Boots on the Route Account of Bruce Crown's Race
A 2024 Boots on the Route Account of Bruce Crown's Race

Galloway hills, 45 miles and 5200 meters of ascent, are some of the most brutal terrain of any hills I know in the UK. No GPS allowed, and you must complete the event as a team of four….what an awesome concept.

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The Fishermen’s Trail of the Rota Vicentina
The Fishermen’s Trail of the Rota Vicentina

I headed to Portugal a week after my icy Deas-Ghnàth in January.

I had a few commitments, some included running, some just normal life stuff and I wanted to really spend time with family and friends, for once.

My plans for the rest of the time were loose, but one thing I knew for sure: I wanted to go to the Fishermen’s Trail. I wasn’t sure if I would feel up to doing the whole thing or just a short section, you know, like a normal person.

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