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New running e-zine out tomorrow

  • 14-04-2009 1:56pm
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    Stupid_Private
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    Private's disclaimer - I am neither Mark nor Liam and I'm in no way connected with this. Thought people may be interested as it's free so nothing to lose really
    New monthly e-zine for runners of all shapes and sizes

    A new monthly athletics e-zine will provide runners all over Ireland with information about the sport they love – and it will be absolutely free of charge.

    The new e-zine is being launched by two Mayo men – Mark Scanlon and Liam Horan – in mid-April. Mark and Liam are both keen runners, with Mark something of an endurance man – last year he ran seven marathons in seven different continents over seven months.

    “But just in case that achievement scares people into thinking our new e-zine is solely targeted at people who can run forever,” interjects Liam, “I am at the other end of the scale.

    “Mark has a body fat count that barely registers on the scale. I have a much fuller figure, which brings it own, er, challenges when running. So, between the two of us, we feel we can bring out an e-zine that will appeal to all shapes and sizes.

    “I recently completed two 8ks, my first races in over 20 years, and my aim is to break 40 minutes this year for that distance. Modest stuff!”

    Runners – speedsters and the more leisurely-paced – can sign up for the e-zine by logging onto http://www.rundirectireland.com, where they can enter their name and email address. Each month, the e-zine will be emailed to subscribers in medium resolution, so it won’t clog up their inboxes.

    They can then read it on their personal computer, or print off and peruse by more traditional means.

    “There is no catch here. The e-zine is free. It will have reports, features, photographs, and many other items relating to running in Ireland. We want people to subscribe now by emailing us, and to tell their athlete friends about it,” added Mark.

    “The e-zine will carry coaching tips and invite readers to share their experiences. Athletes should sign up now and look forward to the first edition mid-April.”


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