Studmarks

In this episode we speak to the late Joss Naylor a titan of fell running, whose feats across the Lake District's rugged terrain are the stuff of legend. We are also joined by Peter Trainor who shares his memories of running with Joss and the evolution of fell shoes.Joss Naylor MBE 1936-2024Thank you for listening. Find us on Facebook and Instagram @studmarksfellrunning

Steve Chilton delves into the rich history and personal tales behind the Yorkshire Three Peaks Race, as chronicled in his latest book. Celebrating the 70th anniversary of this iconic event, Steve's work is a deep dive into the endurance race that has become a cornerstone of the UK's fell running calendar.itsahill.wordpress.comThank you for listening. Find us on Facebook and Instagram @studmarksfellrunning

Pete Todhunter shares his insights on the exhibition's creation and its significance in preserving the legacy of the sport. runningintfells.comThank you for listening. Find us on Facebook and Instagram @studmarksfellrunning

In this episode, we delve into Richard Askwith's celebrated works, discuss the legacy of Walsh PBs in the sport, and tackle the topic of running as a lifelong journey, embracing the challenges and triumphs of ageing.richardaskwith.co.ukThank you for listening. Find us on Facebook and Instagram @studmarksfellrunning

We visit the Norman Walsh factory in Bolton to hear about the history and production of the PB fell shoenormanwalshuk.comThank you for listening. Find us on Facebook and Instagram @studmarksfellrunning