No Finish Line

No Finish Line

By John O'Regan - Ultra Runner & AdventurerHealth & FitnessFitness
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No Finish Line episodes

  • Trail Running & The DOMS - John Belton, Personal Trainer.
    JOHN BELTON, Head Coach & Owner of No.17, John is the brains and brawn behind the whole operation. With 15 years of experience and over 15 different qualifications ranging from physical therapy to life coaching to hormone optimization, he promotes a completely holistic approach to health and wellness.  I first met John back in 2006 when we were both asked to join a team attempting to summit the highest point in each of the 32 counties in less than 100 hours as part of a record attempt and charity fundraising initiative.  We have been friends since then and John has been my PT since 2008. www.no17pt.com
    10 min
  • Iraitz Arrospide - 50Km World Champion 2019

    Iraitz Arrospide is the IAU 50Km World Champion for 2019.  He won the title with a time of 2:47.41 in the third IAU 50Km World Chmpionships held in Brasov, Romania.  We caught up after the race and had a short chat about his race and training.

    #ultrarunning #worldchampion #marathonrunning


    15 min
  • Caitriona Jennings - Olympian & Ultra Runner.
    Caitriona Jennings from Letterkenny, County Donegal is an Irish long distance runner who competed in the marathon at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
    A former triathlete who represented Ireland at youth level.  Since moving to Dublin she has trained with  Rathfarnham WSAF and has been coached by Terry McConnon since 2007. In December 2009 became involved with the Marathon Mission squad and in 2010 she won the Dublin Mini-Marathon. She ran her first marathon in Dublin in October 2011.
    Caitriona achieved the  'A' qualifying standard for the 2012 Olympics with a personal best time of two hours, 36 minutes and 14 seconds at the 2012 Rotterdam Marathon.  
    Jennings was selected to represent Ireland at the 2012 Summer Olympics in the women's marathon along with Linda Byrne and Ava Hutchinson. It was the first time that three Irish women have competed in the Olympic marathon. In 2019 she finished 3rd in the Comrades with an incredible time of 6:24.12.
    16 min

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