Running Through Life: Insights from Henry Weston's Old Mate
Episode Overview
Discover the profound impact of running on sobriety and mental health Engage in personal stories and reflections from local running legends Gain insights into training plans, nutrition, and emotional well-being Explore the supportive community and camaraderie in the world of running Unveil the transformative power of consistent running routines
Running is something I do. I don't want long waffling introductions because we haven't got time. We all know who Owen and Sam are. Let's start with Owen, very, very brief introduction and three possible words about what running means to you, Owen McGraw.
What happens when running becomes more than just a hobby? In this episode of 'Henry Weston's Old Mate', host Stuart Butler, along with regulars Eoin and Sam, and newcomers Dave and James, dive into the world of running and its unexpected benefits. From 24-hour charity challenges to running 1000 miles a year, these guests share how running has become a cornerstone of their mental health and sobriety journeys.
They talk about how what started as a lockdown pastime turned into an essential part of their lives. Expect a mix of humor, heartfelt stories, and practical advice on how running can help maintain mental balance. Whether you're a seasoned runner or someone looking for a new way to cope with life's challenges, this episode offers something valuable. Tune in for an engaging chat that might just inspire you to lace up your trainers and hit the pavement.