Rudy OHalloran

🥇 Hackney Half Marathon 🥇

This race was a spontaneous one, I’ve always heard such good things about it and wanted to give it a try.

After my first run back yesterday since the London Marathon, I felt like my body was ready for it.

I also wanted to use this race to see where my body is at and whether I’m ready to start training for my next marathon… and we are GOOD to go.

The next vlog marathon series is about to start. Stay tuned!

Cooked up something with .run & ahead of the AJ Bell Great Birmingham Run this Sunday.

Good luck to everybody running, from every community.

We’ll be there supporting you all. 🏆

They said find a job you love, so I ran a marathon in it. 🍾

SS26 drop, marathon approved.
First YouTube vlog series, live.
Connected with some legends.
Ran another marathon.

ROCUP 4L 🔐

It’s a bitter sweet tiiiiiing. LONDON - 3:18:52 🥇

After 8 months off running, and less than 8 weeks training - I set the bar high at 3:15 knowing that even if I fell short, I’d still achieve something great in the process, which I did.

I’m proud of this one.

The race was hard but I believe the things you want most in life are often the side of hard

It’s also hard for me to put in to words how grateful I am that I get to experience moments like this alongside the people I love, and how much respect I have for the team who showed up, those who cheered on the route, and sent messages of support.

Thank you. Peace and Love. ✌️❤️

London Marathon week. x kudos collective breakfast this morning 🤝

Good views, good people, good food.

I rarely stop and reflect these days - but today was the first time I’ve ever been on a London boat ride.. and for a moment I just… stopped.

I felt at peace and felt grateful to be here 🙌❤️

Two days out from the London Marathon. Let’s get it. 🏃🏾‍♂️

21 days out - London Marathon 🇬🇧

30km long run complete /w .run

I posted my new race day trainers on my story this morning. By halfway, I wished I hadn’t put them on for such a long run for the first time.

Ended up with some serious blisters. Also carb loaded a little too heavy which left me feeling heavy for the whole run.

But training allows you to make mistakes so you don’t make them on race day. That’s two mistakes I won’t be making on 26th April. 👊

If you’re training for anything right now - test your kit early and get your nutrition wrong in training. Not on race day

London Marathon Vlog EP2 dropping this week.

Rise Over Challenges.

Most kids have never been shown what they’re capable of.

rxnsford invited me into in Manchester for panel talk, Q&A, and a 2k run outside with the students which was supported by

It might sound strange but Halfway in to the run, I noticed some of the kids who’d never run together were pushing each other on and supporting each other, and nobody told them to do it.

And it reminded me that’s what fitness does. It doesn’t just build you personally but it builds community.

I’ve seen it before. When I first started training on the prison yard at 5AM with , after a few weeks there were 10–15 of us out there every morning.

It would be sick to see more schools need to be doing this. 🏃🏾‍♂️

God bless.

If you don’t know where you’re going, you’ll end up anywhere.

Set the vision.
Make the fam proud.
Don’t negotiate with yourself.

The guy next to me just won the Manchester Marathon…
Unreal achievement.

But just as important was a room full of people chasing more. 🫡 

LFG

If you don’t know where you’re going, you’ll end up anywhere.

One important point I read in the book BE2.0 by Jim Collins was the importance of setting a vision, because without one, it’s impossible to create a strategy. 

Set the vision of where you want to go.
Then build the strategy on how you’re going to get there.

My boy next to me won the Manchester Marathon…
Unreal achievement.

But just as important was a room full of people chasing more.

Set the vision.
Make the fam proud.
Don’t negotiate with yourself.

LFG

First ever hybrid fitness race. Partnered with .tg

37 minutes on the clock. Around 75–80% of a HYROX simulation.

Dwight’s the stronger runner, so I started the stations and he finished them. Stronger runners usually handle running on tired legs better, and it gave me a bit more time to recover before going back into the run laps.

Small tweaks like that make a big difference when you’re doing doubles.

Sick event. Gymshark’s new conditioning range is landing soon, built for hybrid training. Be ready to cop. 🫡