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Endurance stories and fitness guides

The stories behind the finish lines, plus practical starting points for running, strength, obstacle racing, nutrition and mental wellbeing. Everything comes from my own experience as a working project manager who trains around normal life.

Todd Foxx holding his IRONMAN South Hokkaido finisher flag after completing his first triathlon IRONMAN story

81 days

My first triathlon was an IRONMAN

I had only just bought a secondhand road bike and could not swim 50 metres freestyle. Eighty-one days later, I crossed an IRONMAN finish line.

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Running

From zero to 5K

Your first run journey

Build consistency, find your rhythm and work towards your first 5K with a simple eight week run-walk plan.

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Obstacle racing

Your first Spartan race

From fear to finish line

Turn fear into fuel with a practical first-race plan covering running, strength, grip, obstacles, kit and mindset.

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Strength

Start weight lifting

Build strength, not ego

A simple three day beginner lifting plan built around good form, steady progress and confidence.

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Nutrition and habits

Sustainable weight loss

Mind and body in sync

Build healthier habits through balance, patience, daily movement and respect for your body.

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Mental health

Move for mental health

Finding peace through motion

Use regular, enjoyable movement to create space, release tension and support your mental wellbeing.

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Getting started

Start fitness at any age

It is never too late to begin

Start where you are with enjoyable movement, strength, mobility, recovery and progress that suits your life.

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Nutrition

My supplement stack

What I use and why

A transparent look at the drinks, protein, collagen, vitamins and nutrition products currently in my routine.

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Strength

12 week body plan

Cycle 1: upper and lower body

The first two week cycle of my structured upper and lower body strength programme.

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The guides share personal experience and general information. They do not replace individual medical, nutrition or coaching advice.