
Official current personal bests:
1 mile: 6:12
5K: 19:40
5 miles: 33:43
10K: 41:40
10 miles: 1:13:23
Half marathon: 1:31:06
Marathon: 3:16:28
Race Recaps:
2023:
London Marathon (3:47:59; ill)
Romsey Beer Race (34.29) 4th female
Big Pilgrimage (3:50:08) 1st female, 2nd overall
Isle of Wight Marathon (3.28.07) 1st female, 12th overall
2022:
Southampton Marathon (3:30:08)
New Forest Marathon (3:24:37)
Portsmouth Coastal (3.17.37)
2021 (pregnant/had Isaac):
Portsmouth Coastal (4:13:19; running with a friend)
2020 (COVID/pregnant):
Goodwood Marathon (3:33:44)
2019:
Carsington Half Marathon (1:42:41)
Barcelona Marathon (3:31:45)
Eastleigh 10k (47:18)
Manchester Marathon (3:23:04)
Southampton Half Marathon (1:35:44)
Manchester 10k (PB! 41:40)
Romsey Beer Race (33:46)
Bournemouth Half Marathon (1:45:58)
Chicago Marathon (3:44:35) Six Star Finisher!
2018:
Dubai Marathon (3:39:58)
Ironbridge Half Marathon (1:40:19; part of a 20 mile run)
Brighton Marathon (PB! 3:16:28; 31st female)
Revenge of the Fifth Half Marathon (2:03:46; 2nd female)
5 Mile Beer Race (3:16:28)
Jersey Half Marathon (PB! 1:31:06; 2nd female)
South Coast Half Marathon (1:48:05; 3rd female)
Hatfield Half Marathon (1:48:24)
New Forest 10k (46:08; 7th female)
Goodwood Marathon (3:26:53; 1st female)
Great South Run (1:21:06)
Gosport Half Marathon (1:36:10)
Portsmouth Coastal Marathon (3:25:35)
2017:
Stubbington 10k (46:26)
Tokyo Marathon (3:41:02)
Brighton 10k (45:27)
London Marathon (3:34:01)
SimplyHealth Great Newham London 10k (43:13)
New Forest Marathon (4:10:46; pacing friend)
Bournemouth Marathon (3:32:45)
Great South Run (1:13:23)
Gosport Half Marathon (1:46:40; pacing a friend)
Victory 5 (40:09; part of a long run)
Portsmouth Coastal Marathon (3:45:36)
2016:
Cardiff Half Marathon (1:42:55; part of an 18 mile training run)
Weymouth Half Marathon (1:36:35; 9th female)
Heartbreaker Half Marathon (1:44:37; part of an 18 mile training run)
Boston Marathon (3:38:46)
Alton 10 miles (1:20:20; HOT)
Reigate Half Marathon (1:37:45)
Chester Marathon (3:28:22; 13th in age cat., 34th female)
2015:
Southampton Half Marathon (1:54:58; part of an 18.5 mile training run)
Hackney Half Marathon (1:34:30)
Netley 10k (47:41; part of an 18.5 mile training run)
5 Mile Beer Race (33:43; first female)
Liverpool Rock and Roll Marathon (3:24:06; 17th female; 2 in age category)
Lordshill 10k (42:50; 7th female)
Stansted Slog Half Marathon (1:44:20; 2nd female)
Bath Two Tunnels Half Marathon (1:56:11; pacing)
Cheddar Gorge Marathon (4:40:12 but started 10 minutes late and not chip-timed; 3rd female; very hilly)
Bournemouth Marathon (4:11:19; injured and had to walk the last two miles)
2014:
Brighton Half Marathon (1:49:01; used as a training run)
Reading Half Marathon (1:39:35)
Paris Marathon (3:41:18)
North Dorset Relay Marathon (6.8miles: 48:53)
Aton 10 miles (1:17:38; pacing Ben)
Netley 10k (44:04)
5 Mile Beer Race (3rd female; 35:50)
Stansted Slog Half Marathon (1:53:09; fifth female, off-road hilly)
Berlin Marathon (3:36:26)
2013:
Reading Half Marathon (1:41:19)
Marwell 10k (43:34)
Moors Valley 10k (1st female, 43:06 but the course was short)
Foxbury 10k (1st female, 45:47)
5 Mile Beer Race (2nd female, 34:21)
D Day 10k (43:16)
Alresford Rotary Club 10k (53:25, pacing)
New Forest 10 (1:18:30; HOT)
The National Lottery Olympic 5 Mile (35:16)
Cheddar Gorge Half Marathon (first female, 1:58:42; trails and hills)
Bristol Half Marathon (1:36:10)
Solent Half Marathon (1:40:34)
Great South Run (1:15:13)
Hi Anna, your blog is a good read I am feeling the need to give you some positive feedback, I am a running crazed nutcase these days, I play Piano and Guitar and I like digital painting and am an F1 fanatic and love sim-racing online BUT running has trumped everything!!
I am 44 I have a lovely family and am in great health and I am determined to get under 20 mins for a 5k and into the 1hr30’s for a half. Weirdly I have a small niggly hamstring injury of which I am still able to run on and I am suffering immensely with hay fever as I have done for 40 years so I share your frustrations there! The heat has made me lethargic but I am still training through it and making sure my iron levels are nice and high. By the way I was reading that women athletes suffer badly with their iron levels due to a lower absorption rate and some more obvious reasons.
As you can imagine reading your blog and seeing your posts on Instagram will obviously be of interest to me.
I just thought I’d give you a good will message of encouragement just to say well done and yes this blog is more than well worth doing. In fact how about a youtube channel? How about some Vlogging?? Now that would be fantastic.
Hi just seen this sorry!
Running is the best isn’t it? Hehe. And nice goals to have – super speedy.
Thank you so much for your lovely message and thanks for reading 🙂 Hamstring niggles suck!!! Hope yours improves.
Nooo I couldn’t vlog. I’d sound like a right twit!!
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Wow! Those PRs are amazing. I’m working to get to a 20 min 5K as a goal this year. I did a PR last week – only landed at 24, I gotta keep at it!
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They are great 5k and 10k times. I would love to get under 20 mins for 5k; I don’t do enough speed work though – most of my runs and long and easy pace.
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