“When I was 3 I was diagnosed with a brain tumour and a neurological condition called hydrocephalus. Growing up this impacted my mobility.I spent a lot of time in hospital, had tonnes of brain surgery and put on a lot of weight.
But when I was 14 (against the odds) I got into fitness. I’m 26 now, and cardio and resistance training is a massive part of my life. For a long time my body stopped me from doing a lot of things but training gives me that control back, both physically and mentally.”
I was going to start this blog by saying over the past year I’ve experienced both sides of the coin whilst working for Sport England
“I’ve always been juggling with weight ever since childhood. They say it could be due to my paternal side genetics, but I am not a
“My wife runs ultras. Running is in our household daily so it was inevitable that I started. I’d tried other forms of exercise but most
“For as long as I can remember I’ve loved dancing, sport and just generally being active. Throughout my childhood I was a member of dance