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🏃‍♂️ Sticker 5 Mile 🏃‍♂️A great evening race around the Cornish country lanes, with 163m of elevation, plenty of rolling...
10/08/2026

🏃‍♂️ Sticker 5 Mile 🏃‍♂️

A great evening race around the Cornish country lanes, with 163m of elevation, plenty of rolling hills, sunshine, shaded sections… and a proper Cornish pasty waiting at the finish! 🥟😂

🎥 The full race video is now on the Cornish Runner YouTube channel — go and check it out!

🦖 And yes… there was a dinosaur! 😂

🏃‍♂️ STICKER 5 MILE | A NEW CORNISH ROUTE, ROLLING HILLS & A PROPER...

10/08/2026

🏃‍♂️ Sticker 5 Mile 🏃‍♂️

A great evening race around the Cornish country lanes, with 163m of elevation, plenty of rolling hills, sunshine, shaded sections… and a proper Cornish pasty waiting at the finish! 🥟😂

🎥 The full race video is now on the Cornish Runner YouTube channel — go and check it out!

🦖 And yes… there was a dinosaur! 😂



STICKER 5 MILE | A NEW CORNISH ROUTE, ROLLING HILLS & A PROPER PASTY! 🥟

Welcome back to Cornish Runner!

In this video, I’m heading to Sticker in Cornwall for the Sticker 5 Mile — and this year brought a brand-new route compared with previous years.

Starting and finishing at Sticker Football Club, the race takes us out onto the B-roads and beautiful country lanes around Sticker. It might only be five miles, but with around 163 metres of elevation, this was definitely not a flat little run! 😂

The course was full of rolling hills — up, down, up again and then down again — with a particularly sharp climb coming just half a mile into the race.

Thankfully, we had almost perfect running conditions, with sunny spells and some cloud, plus plenty of shaded sections underneath the trees.

There was a water station at halfway, plenty of marshals around the course, and some great support along the way.

And then there was something I definitely wasn’t expecting…

🦖 A DINOSAUR! 😂

Yes, even a dinosaur had turned up to cheer us on!

But perhaps the biggest motivation of all was waiting for us at the finish…

🥟 A proper Cornish pasty!

Every runner received a pasty, with a choice of steak or cheese and onion. And I can honestly say it tasted absolutely fantastic after five miles of rolling Cornish countryside!

Another great local Cornish race, another five miles in the legs, and another brilliant evening out running in Cornwall.

Thanks for watching and supporting Cornish Runner. ❤️

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🏃‍♂️ Keep running!

INDIAN QUEENS HALF MARATHON 2026 | CORNISH GRAND PRIX SERIES – RACE 10Welcome back to Cornish Runner! 👋In this video, we...
09/08/2026

INDIAN QUEENS HALF MARATHON 2026 | CORNISH GRAND PRIX SERIES – RACE 10

Welcome back to Cornish Runner! 👋

In this video, we head to Indian Queens for the 44th Indian Queens Half Marathon, forming Race 10 of the 2026 Cornish Grand Prix Road Running Series.

Taking place on a beautiful summer morning, runners faced a challenging but enjoyable 13.1-mile course through the Cornish countryside, with plenty of rolling roads, scenic lanes and fantastic support along the way.

The atmosphere around the start and finish was brilliant, with runners from clubs across Cornwall coming together for another big day in the Grand Prix calendar.

A massive thank you to everyone involved in organising and supporting the event, especially the marshals and volunteers who give up their time to make races like this possible. 👏

The Cornish Grand Prix Series is all about showcasing some of the best road races Cornwall has to offer, and the Indian Queens Half Marathon is another fantastic addition to the 2026 series.

So sit back, enjoy the atmosphere and come along for a look at another great day of racing in Cornwall! 🌊🏃‍♂️

If you enjoy Cornish running videos, please LIKE 👍 SUBSCRIBE 🔔 and leave a COMMENT — and let me know if you took part in the Indian Queens Half Marathon!

🏃‍♂️ INDIAN QUEENS HALF MARATHON 2026 | CORNISH GRAND PRIX SERIES –...

08/08/2026

INDIAN QUEENS HALF MARATHON 2026 | CORNISH GRAND PRIX SERIES – RACE 10

Welcome back to Cornish Runner! 👋

In this video, we head to Indian Queens for the 44th Indian Queens Half Marathon, forming Race 10 of the 2026 Cornish Grand Prix Road Running Series.

Taking place on a beautiful summer morning, runners faced a challenging but enjoyable 13.1-mile course through the Cornish countryside, with plenty of rolling roads, scenic lanes and fantastic support along the way.

The atmosphere around the start and finish was brilliant, with runners from clubs across Cornwall coming together for another big day in the Grand Prix calendar.

A massive thank you to everyone involved in organising and supporting the event, especially the marshals and volunteers who give up their time to make races like this possible. 👏

The Cornish Grand Prix Series is all about showcasing some of the best road races Cornwall has to offer, and the Indian Queens Half Marathon is another fantastic addition to the 2026 series.

So sit back, enjoy the atmosphere and come along for a look at another great day of racing in Cornwall! 🌊🏃‍♂️

If you enjoy Cornish running videos, please LIKE 👍 SUBSCRIBE 🔔 and leave a COMMENT — and let me know if you took part in the Indian Queens Half Marathon!

28/07/2026

A couple of weeks ago I ordered a brand-new set of dumbbells to help with my strength training, and I couldn’t wait for them to arrive. 💪

After waiting for over a week, I received an email saying there had been an issue with the delivery, the order couldn’t be fulfilled, and I’d be getting a full refund.

So imagine my surprise when a parcel turned up today anyway! 📦

Excited, I opened the box expecting my new weights… but what I found inside left me completely speechless. It definitely wasn’t a set of dumbbells!

Watch to see my reaction and let me know in the comments—have you ever received something completely different from what you ordered?

Turkey Trot 4 Mile | Redruth | Cornish Grand Prix Race 9 | My 50th Birthday Run! 🎉Join me as I take on the iconic Turkey...
20/07/2026

Turkey Trot 4 Mile | Redruth | Cornish Grand Prix Race 9 | My 50th Birthday Run! 🎉

Join me as I take on the iconic Turkey Trot 4 Mile in Redruth, organised by Cornwall Athletic Club. This popular race is Round 9 of the 15-race Cornish Grand Prix Series and is renowned for its deceptively challenging course.

This year’s race was even more memorable as it took place on 15th July – my 50th birthday! There was no better way to celebrate than standing on another start line, surrounded by the fantastic Cornish running community.

The course begins with a fast, relatively flat opening mile before tackling the race’s toughest challenge—a long, testing climb that really makes you work. From there, it’s a mix of undulating roads, welcome downhill sections and a fast run back to the finish at Tricky’s Hotel. Add in one of the hottest, sunniest evenings of the summer, and it became a real test of pacing, determination and endurance.

Come along for the full race experience, including the pre-race atmosphere, course highlights, stunning Cornish scenery, race action and my thoughts throughout this special birthday run.

A huge thank you to Cornwall Athletic Club, the marshals, volunteers and spectators for making another fantastic event possible.

If you enjoy running, race vlogs and discovering some of Cornwall’s best events, I’d really appreciate your support. Please like, subscribe, and leave a comment to let me know if you’ve run the Turkey Trot or if it’s on your race calendar.

Thanks for watching, and as always…

Happy Running! 🏃‍♂️



Turkey Trot 4 Mile | Redruth | Cornish Grand Prix Race 9 | My 50th ...

20/07/2026

Turkey Trot 4 Mile | Redruth | Cornish Grand Prix Race 9 | My 50th Birthday Run! 🎉

Join me as I take on the iconic Turkey Trot 4 Mile in Redruth, organised by Cornwall Athletic Club. This popular race is Round 9 of the 15-race Cornish Grand Prix Series and is renowned for its deceptively challenging course.

This year’s race was even more memorable as it took place on 15th July – my 50th birthday! There was no better way to celebrate than standing on another start line, surrounded by the fantastic Cornish running community.

The course begins with a fast, relatively flat opening mile before tackling the race’s toughest challenge—a long, testing climb that really makes you work. From there, it’s a mix of undulating roads, welcome downhill sections and a fast run back to the finish at Tricky’s Hotel. Add in one of the hottest, sunniest evenings of the summer, and it became a real test of pacing, determination and endurance.

Come along for the full race experience, including the pre-race atmosphere, course highlights, stunning Cornish scenery, race action and my thoughts throughout this special birthday run.

A huge thank you to Cornwall Athletic Club, the marshals, volunteers and spectators for making another fantastic event possible.

If you enjoy running, race vlogs and discovering some of Cornwall’s best events, I’d really appreciate your support. Please like, subscribe, and leave a comment to let me know if you’ve run the Turkey Trot or if it’s on your race calendar.

Thanks for watching, and as always…

Happy Running! 🏃‍♂️

Morning 👋 50 today 🤪 and a new running category 50-54 😂 turkey trot 4 miler, Redruth tonight… race number 9/15 of the Co...
15/07/2026

Morning 👋 50 today 🤪 and a new running category 50-54 😂 turkey trot 4 miler, Redruth tonight… race number 9/15 of the Cornish GP series 😃…

All booked for 2027 👍ARC OF ATTRITION 100 MILES… THE DREAM CONTINUES! 🌊💪There’s something truly special about the Arc 10...
13/07/2026

All booked for 2027 👍
ARC OF ATTRITION 100 MILES… THE DREAM CONTINUES! 🌊💪

There’s something truly special about the Arc 100. It’s not just another ultra—it’s one of the toughest endurance challenges the UK has to offer.
Starting in Coverack and finishing in Perranporth, this incredible 100-mile journey follows the wild and rugged South West Coast Path, tracing the dramatic arc of Cornwall’s coastline. Towering cliffs, relentless hills, technical trails and breathtaking Atlantic views make this an unforgettable adventure from start to finish.
Taking place in the depths of winter, the Arc 100 isn’t just a physical challenge—it’s a test of resilience, determination and mental strength. With long, remote sections between aid stations, runners need to be self-sufficient and ready to face whatever the Cornish winter throws at them.
For me, this is more than just a race. It’s a goal, a challenge and a dream. Every training run, every hill session and every mile is another step towards earning a place on that start line.
Who’s taking on the Arc in the future? Or has anyone already conquered this legendary race? I’d love to hear your experiences below! 👇

13/07/2026

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