Get in touch with Ultrarunning Sam here ⬅️

On this episode of the podcast I speak to Charlotte Fisher.

Charlotte has had a whirlwind 6 months. Going from high heels to trail shoes in as many months. 

After running a 50k guided trail run last year on ZERO training and swearing she would never run again, she thought she would have another crack at running ultras. 

She got herself a coach and entered the Isle of Wight challenge. 106km around the beautiful island just off the Dorset coast. 

She won that race, and won it comfortably. Then she set her sights on 100 miles. So she entered the Centurion North Downs Way…….and won that too! 

It's quite clear that Charlotte possesses a genetic ability to run long distances and I have the feeling that the sky is the limit for this fashion/travel/dog walking/house sitting blogger! 

We talk about her competitive nature, her travel and how she aims to combine her new love for ultra trail running, with her long time passion for travel. 

She is also an advocate of early diagnosis for bowel cancer, a subject close to her heart after losing her Aunty to it in recent years. Charlotte was a fun interview and I’m certain she will do great things in the sport  

See her just giving link below  

https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/charlotte-fisher-106km?utm_source=copyLink&utm_medium=fundraising&utm_content=charlotte-fisher-106km&utm_campaign=pfp-share&utm_term=57f26db87a73470c8ed4f142a01c484a

@ultrarunning_sam

@hometrails_

http://www.youtube.com/@ultrarunningsam