EPISODE · Feb 5, 2026 · 47 MIN
12 Months to Marathon - Episode 81 - Steve Till, Author of The Run of Life: How any runner can reach their mountain top
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Send us Fan MailWhat does it mean to be a runner for life?In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Steve Till, a man who’s not only completed over 100 marathons and 500+ parkruns, but also represented Great Britain in both 100km and 24-hour ultra races. Steve is a student of the sport, an embodiment of endurance, and the author of The Run of Life – a book that threads together running, philosophy, and personal growth.We talk about: 🏃♂️ His running origins watching Dave Bedford on a black-and-white TV 🎯 Why long-term goals matter more than short-term perfection 🧠 The danger of overthinking running 💪 Staying active through cancer treatment 📚 Why he wrote his book – and what he hopes runners take from itWhether you’re training for your first marathon, coming back from injury, or wondering how to make running part of a lifelong practice – this is a conversation that reminds you why you started, and why you’re not done yet.Tune in and be inspired by someone who’s walked (and run) the talk.Get The Run of Life here: https://amzn.eu/d/0idpmT25 Check out Steve's Website here: https://www.therunoflife.com/Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail What does it mean to be a runner for life? In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Steve Till, a man who’s not only completed over 100 marathons and 500+ parkruns, but also represented Great Britain in both 100km and 24-hour ultra races. Steve is a student of the sport, an embodiment of endurance, and the author of The Run of Life – a book that threads together running, philosophy, and personal growth. We talk about: 🏃♂️ His running origins watching Dave Bedford...
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