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Tag Archives: fitness

Meall a’ Bhuachaille Race 2019

Meall a’ Bhuachaille – 1:15.10

Posted byRoss BranniganOctober 29, 2019October 29, 2019Posted inUncategorizedTags:fitness, health, hill running, mountains, outdoors, race, racing, Running, scottish hill running, sportLeave a comment on Meall a’ Bhuachaille Race 2019

Stairway to Heaven – Ring of Steall 2019

The wind on my face, the sun on my neck – I wanted to lie down and crack open a cold beer right there and then.

Posted byRoss BranniganSeptember 28, 2019Posted inUncategorizedTags:fitness, golden trail series, hill race, hill running, mountains, outdoors, race, ring of steall, Running, skyrace4 Comments on Stairway to Heaven – Ring of Steall 2019

Between control and chaos – Ben Nevis 2019

In some ways, I wonder if that is what caused Eddie Campbell and his rebels to report the fine weather on that wild day in 1980: a fire that has blazed for 123 years.

Posted byRoss BranniganSeptember 19, 2019September 19, 2019Posted inUncategorizedTags:ben nevis, fell running, fitness, hill running, landscape, outdoors, race, Running, scotland, scottish hill running, sport2 Comments on Between control and chaos – Ben Nevis 2019

The giant’s playground

In the Cairngorms, “one does not look upward to spectacular peaks but downward from peaks to spectacular chasms”

Posted byRoss BranniganJuly 21, 2019August 6, 2019Posted inBlogTags:fitness, hill running, hills, mountains, outdoors, Running, scotland, scottishLeave a comment on The giant’s playground

Of rounds and Lakeland fells

The glory is in the doing, they say, but sometimes the end is just as sweet.

Posted byRoss BranniganJuly 19, 2019July 19, 2019Posted inBlogTags:fitness, long distance running, outdoors, Running, scotland, scottish, scottish hill running, ultra running3 Comments on Of rounds and Lakeland fells

Beinn a’ Ghlo, goats and Gaelic

Sweeping corries, rocky peaks and a 1937 entry in the Journal of Animal Ecology.

Posted byRoss BranniganMarch 24, 2019March 26, 2019Posted inUncategorizedTags:fitness, health, mountains, outdoors, Running, scotland, sportLeave a comment on Beinn a’ Ghlo, goats and Gaelic

The Bad Run

How do you deal with a bad run in the hills?

Posted byRoss BranniganMarch 3, 2019March 3, 2019Posted inBlogTags:fitness, health, hill running, outdoors, Running, scotland, sportLeave a comment on The Bad Run

The year of the wind – Carnethy 5 2019

We started in army formation, had entered the battle, and here we were strewn across the battlefield.

Posted byRoss BranniganFebruary 9, 2019February 10, 2019Posted inUncategorizedTags:fitness, hill race, race, run, Running, scotland, sportLeave a comment on The year of the wind – Carnethy 5 2019

Mountains of the mind #TimeToTalk

Sunrise over a snow-capped hill

I have made it beyond the trees, the sun has come up, and for now my rock is still and silent. But, there will always be times when the wind picks up and you are knocked from your place.

Posted byRoss BranniganFebruary 7, 2019Posted inBlogTags:fitness, mental health, mind body soul, outdoors, spirit, sport, timetotalkLeave a comment on Mountains of the mind #TimeToTalk

Devil’s Burdens – ‘Total chaos, but just brilliant’

Runners posing after a race as a team.

“Should you pick that day for your visit [to the Lomond Hills], you’re likely to encounter a steady stream of pale, wiry red-faced folk wearing little else than shorts and a warm hat.”

Posted byRoss BranniganJanuary 27, 2019January 28, 2019Posted inUncategorizedTags:fitness, hill race, hill running, mountains, outdoors, race, Running, scotland, sport1 Comment on Devil’s Burdens – ‘Total chaos, but just brilliant’

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