What a lovely Birthday surprise! One of the joys of our work here at Sport Walk, is getting a notification revealing that we must be having an impact on others and this morning, we got a lovely surprise when we logged on to our website to discover that we’ve had over 50,000 uniques visits. Now…

Think the deepest depths of winter are just a dead time, with nothing to do but wait for spring? Think again! There’s a lot of very positive things you can be getting on with this time of year.

If you’ve been obsessed with the Olympics over this last week or so, then you’re in a great place to get far more out of it than you might think. You see every four years, we get treated to a brief look into the souls of people who really know how to achieve and, perhaps…

As we all navigate the Corona Virus lockdown, there’s a lot we can learn from ultra challenges.

In this second post of our special series, Roger Burlinson explains how you can come out of lockdown in better shape than if it’d never happened.

In a new special series of posts, Roger Burlinson looks at how we might turn the adversity of the moment to our advantage

As the year draws to a close, we’ve been beavering away here at Sport Walk Towers, working on our plans for 2019.

When autumn hits, it can be difficult to stay motivated but planning a big challenge for next season can fix that. By Roger Burlinson, Sport Walk founder The key to staying motivated during autumn is to view it as an essential component in your Sport Walking cycle. Possibly the only good thing about the days…

Last weekend saw the big Ultra Marathon event of the year – the Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc or ‘UTMB’ as it’s known.  It’s about 105 miles long and it’s a monster, traversing as it does the entire Mont Blanc Massif. As one of the most famous Ultra races, the UTMB is always a draw…

The subject of whether to walk, run or do anything for that matter with music seems to be one of the most controversial topics in sport.