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26/04/2025

Good luck to all the super humans running the London Marathon tomorrow! 🏃‍♀️💥🏃‍♂️

The hard work is done — tomorrow’s the party! We hope you enjoy every step. Whether you’re chasing a PB or just pushing through to the finish, you’re doing something incredible.

To celebrate that unstoppable spirit, we’ve teamed up with the brilliant on these Super Human prints — a little reminder that you’re amazing, whether you’re running 26.2 miles or just running on coffee.

Grab yours now

14/03/2025

We’re excited to share this beautiful print by created to celebrate the passion, movement, and spirit of running.

Inspired by his own experiences with the transformational power of running, Xerxes designed this artwork to support

Available now from Hit The Wall, 60% of proceeds will be donated to help young people facing homelessness through the power of movement.

Don’t miss this chance to own a piece of art that gives back. Link in bio

08/07/2024

Run Don’t Walk illustrated typographic poster by the multi talented and always brilliant

A sentiment I think we can all get behind. Framed or unframed giclée print on high quality poster paper.

07/06/2024

Super stoked to have a very special limited edition print in store from dynamic art duo  
Runners High is that well known and slightly intangible post run euphoric state of mind we are always chasing. Beautifully illustrated in their classic playful and colourful style this print is a simple reminder that no matter how you feel before you head out for a run you will always come back feeling better!

Strictly limited to 50 editions and available now on the store. Giclée print on fine art poster paper

04/06/2024

Is there anything better than hitting some scenic trails in the summertime? We think not, and that’s why we love this stunning print by Rick Berklemans AKA

“Summer Trail Runner” is a beautiful print that perfectly captures the pure joy of leaving the city behind to scamper along some sun-dappled tracks and immerse yourself in nature.

Giclée print on high quality poster paper, framed or unframed.

29/05/2024

Brand new print from multi award wining Brazilian lettering artists

Pace Kills Not The Distance a simple but effective motto to have to hand in those early stages of the race when its all to easy to overcook the first few miles.

Hand drawn using expressive calligraphy techniques and printed on high quality fine art poster paper, available now in our store.

29/01/2024

Limited edition print of the legendary Steve 'Pre' Prefontaine by the the amazing artists, runner and illustrator The Orange Runner:

https://hitthewall.co.uk/products/steve-pre-prefontaine-the-orange-runner-1

https://www.instagram.com/theorangerunner

But who was Steve Prefontaine?

In the world of track and field during the 1970’s on the west coast of America Steve ‘Pre’ Prefontaine emerged as a singular force. Shaped by something truly exceptional, he achieved remarkable feats during an all too short 24 years.

After excepting a place at Oregon University offered to him by the legendary coach and co founder of Nike Bill Bowerman his natural talent for running quickly blossomed and it wasn’t long before he started wining multiple titles in the 5000m.

Known for his bold front running style, Prefontaine's career-best mile performance (3:54.6) was a mere 3.5 seconds off the world record at the time. His aggressive approach laid the foundation for setting the American record in the 5,000m at the 1972 Olympic Trials, showcasing his determination and paving the way for his international debut at the subsequent Games.

Despite a powerful finish in the last mile of the 5000m race at his Olympic debut in Munich 1972, Steve faded in the last 400m, narrowly missing an Olympic medal in fourth place. This setback affected him deeply - and motivated him to intensify training for redemption at 1976 Montreal. Tragically, he never had the chance to fulfil this ambition, as his life was cut short in a car accident in May 1975 at just 24 years old.

Steve Prefontaine's legacy is still felt today, marked by his daring racing style and tenacious spirit. Beyond the track, he left a lasting impact through initiatives like the Oregon State Penitentiary track club, showcasing his belief in the transformative power of running. Prefontaine also campaigned for the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU), advocating for athletes' rights and fair competition. His influence is evident in the aggressive and gutsy Oregon running style, a testament to his fearless approach that continues to inspire multiple generations of runners to this day.

27/01/2024

We’re here to provide the running community with high-quality, contemporary designs and prints that resonate with them on a personal level and reflect the full spectrum of emotions that accompany this unique passion of ours.

Founded by graphic designers who love to run, Hit The Wall collaborates with a diverse range of international creative talent to offer a wide selection of prints, each showcasing a unique perspective on the sport.

We are currently working on more collaborations with well known artists and illustrators and will also be doing limited edition print runs and pop-up launches. Please sign up to our mailing list to keep up with our latest events and news.

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