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Journalist who loves to run. Ghostwriter @nell_mcandrew's Guide To Running, @marvellousmimi Beyond Impossible & @run_mummy_run book. Insta: runningfeat
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The 8 best Brooks running shoes for 2026

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By Lucy Waterlow Verified, Ali Ball
| MSN UK Verified
Ali Ball, Lucy Waterlow Brooks may have been around for over 100 years, but it was only when running boomed in the seventies that Brooks entered the running shoe market: launching the perennially popular Villanova. Next came the Vantage, which proved so popular even the then US President Jimmy Carter was said to have ordered a pair.
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The 8 best Brooks running shoes for every type of runner

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By Ali Ball, Lucy Waterlow Verified
| Runner's World UK Verified
Want more tried and tested recommendations from the RW editors? Sign up to our monthly newsletter Kit Bag. Click here to subscribe. Brooks may have been around for over 100 years, but it was only when running boomed in the seventies that Brooks entered the running shoe market: launching the perennially popular Villanova. Next came the Vantage, which proved so popular even the then US President Jimmy Carter was said to have ordered a pair.
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What to do when marathon training goes wrong

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By Kate Sellers Verified, Lucy Waterlow Verified
| The Women's Running Podcast
At the start of a marathon training plan, it can feel like you have a huge amount of time to prepare for race day. But then, all of a sudden, the weeks tick by and the event is on the horizon – and you do NOT feel ready. There are lots of reasons why marathon training goes wrong. Perhaps you haven’t been able to train as much as you had hoped because you’ve been too busy with work and family life. Maybe an illness or injury meant you had to miss some blocks of training.
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