In this week's episode we have another guest that has been on the wanted guest list for a long time. A self-described late starter, he came into running later in life after years spent climbing with a “never too late” mindset. Through both his blogs he has documented over a decade of adventures and returns to adventures saying what a lot strive for “failure is likely, but success still just possible”. He has just collected his 12th goblet as he became the oldest ever finisher of the west highland way, We welcome Andy Cole to the show.Find both of Andys blogs here:ajc-runninglate.blogspot.com/ajc-joggingon.blogspot.com/Along with Mikes question from 2014 https://ajc-runninglate.blogspot.com/2014/04/toughest-race-in-scotland.html#laterinlife#nevertoooldCatch the show on Youtube (video) @runtillyouredone Spotify (Video and/or sound)Apple (sound only) plus any other podcast providersor chat to us on instagram ⁨@runtillyouredone⁩

In this episode we talk to "A Runner", more than just "A Runner", a mum, wife, an event director, a national 50k champion. Find out what she means by a runner as we welcome to the show, Jennifer Wetton!

This week on Run Till You’re Done, we’re joined by one of Scotland’s finest mountain runners, Robbie Simpson. One of the most underappreciated running assets the UK has. From representing Great Britain on the world stage to racing shoulder-to-shoulder with the likes of Kilian Jornet, Robbie has built an incredible career in the hills and mountains. We chat about his journey from the Highlands to the international podium, the highs and lows of elite competition, and even the story behind being nicknamed "Fat Simpson" despite being one of the fittest athletes on the planet. It's a conversation packed with laughs, honesty, and plenty of insight into what it takes to compete at the highest level of mountain running.

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