The Inspirational Runner Podcast

Podcast #6 Micheal DIllion Man Machine 2:48 marathon PB

This guy is amazing last year alone he ran 11 marathons of which 6 were sub 3hr, he finished 3rd in the Donegal Quads each day running sub 3:30, he has a charitable heart and loves banging out the miles running 84 miles in 4 days as part of his training.

Any wonder he has won his clubs Outstanding Achievement three years on the trot, a good listen for anyone running Belfast tomorrow.

Podcast #5 Richard Wilson Lost a Third of His Body Weight Now He Runs Ultras for Fun

This podcast happened on a mountain run and was just a chat between two Ultra runners, one of them started park run 4 years ago at a weight of 22 stone and today he is an accompished ultra runner of 14st an amazing change in direction and life style,

Podcast #4 Natalie Bowbanks The First Female Pacer in Belfast Marathon and acclaimed Ultra Runner

Natalie needs no introduction, the first female pacer of the Belfast marathon, larger than life itself, and amazingly completed her 50th Marathon in London today.

Natty lifts everyone she comes in contact with, a beam of light in the dark, always challenging her own limits, a true inspiration within the running community.

Podcast #3 Sean Quinn The Hand of Autism

One of the most giving people that I have ever had the pleasure of meeting, well known for his work with local charities and in playing a significant role in setting up the Run for Autism.

Qoute "Its not about you, its not about me, its about the big picture"

Podcast #1 Team Kerr Battles are There to be Won

I couldn't have thought of anyone better to start off The Inspirational Runner with other than with Team Kerr, known by most on the marathon scene Davd, Sandra and their son Aaron have found new purpose and direction through the sport and continue to push boundaries and inspire people every where they go.

Podcast #2 Willie McCracken Hard Work is on the Menu 2.23PB Marathon Time is on the Plate

A great second podcast with a local legend and true gentleman Willie McCracken, he's ran a personal best marathon time of 2:23 (5:25 min/mile) in Dublin and at almost 72 years of age he still manages to push out amazing times in both the 10k and half marathon distances.