Athletics Weekly Editor Jason Henderson joins sub-4 minute miler Paul Larkin and Professor of Applied Sports Science and 20-time London Marathon Finisher John Brewer to talk all things running.

How has written journalism changed over the years? Where does Athletics Weekly find itself in today's climate? Where will sports media be in the future?

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Sub-4 minute miler Paul Larkin and Professor of Applied Sports Science and 20-time London Marathon Finisher John Brewer to talk all things running.

How the Enhanced Games made clean athletics look so good? How can you ensure your substances are legal in competition? What legal techniques are being used to help enhance performance?

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England Athletics CEO Chris Jones joins former Great Britain international and sub-4 minute miler Paul Larkin and Professor of Applied Sports Science and 20-time London Marathon Finisher John Brewer to talk all things running.

Is social running beneficial to wider athletics? How do England Athletics support Masters athletics? Why does your body slow with age?

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Former Great Britain international and sub-4 minute miler Paul Larkin and Professor of Applied Sports Science and 20-time London Marathon Finisher John Brewer to talk all things running.

Are double-threshold runs beneficial? How to prevent getting stitch on morning runs? Is it possible to run too slowly?

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Trail Runner and Public Health Dr Stewart Haw joins former Great Britain international and sub-4 minute miler Paul Larkin and Professor of Applied Sports Science and 20-time London Marathon Finisher John Brewer to talk all things running.

How is the trail running shoe market changing? What is social prescribing and why is it important? How does trail running differ from other running forms?

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World Mountain Running Association president and 1985 London Marathon runner-up Sarah Rowell joins former Great Britain international and sub-4 minute miler Paul Larkin and Professor of Applied Sports Science and 20-time London Marathon Finisher John Brewer to talk about history made at the London Marathon.

Why was the sub-2-hour marathon record so incredible? How has running changed for women since the 1980s? What's happening in the world of mountain running?

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Dr Jess Hill from St Mary's University joins former Great Britain international and sub-4 minute miler Paul Larkin and Professor of Applied Sports Science and 20-time London Marathon Finisher John Brewer to talk recovery ahead of the London Marathon.

Can compression garments help your recovery? How can you recover most effectively after a race? Should you run a marathon if training hasn't gone to plan?

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Great Britain international and sub-4 minute miler Paul Larkin and Professor of Applied Sports Science John Brewer sit down with 1993 London Marathon winner Eamonn Martin on Seasoned Strides.

Eamonn discusses how he approached running his first marathon, how the course has evolved over the years, how you should prepare for your next race and why his win in London made national headlines in the UK.

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Great Britain international and sub-4 minute miler Paul Larkin and Professor of Applied Sports Science and 20-time London Marathon finisher John Brewer sit down to chat all things running at an older age on Seasoned Strides.

How could you become an International athlete? Should you be doing more downhill running? Does your date of birth impact your running ability?

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Great Britain international and sub-4 minute miler Paul Larkin and Professor of Applied Sports Science and 20-time London Marathon finisher John Brewer sit down for a chat about changes in running technology on Seasoned Strides.

Are zero-drop running shoes right for you? What stretches should you be doing around your running? Are isotonic drinks just hype or can they improve performance?

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