8 Cool New Bits Of Running Kit To Know About
8 Cool New Bits Of Running Kit To Know About

8 Cool New Bits Of Running Kit To Know About

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From an epic half marathon on the Adriatic coast to high-tech training gear and fuel, these are the launches to keep on your radar this spring…
Photography @SOAR_RUNNING

The Broken Body Fix: Remedy Physio

Whether you’re just starting out on your running journey or looking to get to the bottom of long-standing niggles, Freddie Murray and his team of physios will get you back to your best for better performance. Using state-of-the-art kit and science, the team specialises in sports rehabilitation, strength and conditioning, nutrition, osteopathy, immunology and sleep. You can see Freddie and his team at The Ned or The Lensbury in Teddington, which also happens to be the home of England Rugby. 

Visit Remedy.Online 

The Compression Kit: Pressio

Compression therapy is nothing new, but how athletes use it to boost circulation, improve performance and align muscles is changing. Case in point? Pressio, the brainchild of triathlete Jamie Hunt, draws on 20 years of research to create leggings, tops and shorts that give you an edge. The world’s first biodegradable activewear range, it is made using traceable recycled materials and non-polluting dyeing techniques. We can’t get enough of the compression leggings, which provide strategic muscle support for your toughest runs. 

Visit Pressio.com

The App: One Track

Although one of the first goals many runners make is to be faster, a better goal – that will eventually lead to increased speed – is to be stronger. Not sure where to start? The One Track app has your week in fitness sorted – from strength and mobility workouts to running intervals. For a bespoke programme, the One Track team will put you through your paces with a series of tests and produce your own personalised schedule – a must if you’re training for an event in the next few months.

Download the app at OneTrack.Club

The Trainers: North Face

Designed for smashing records, these super-foam shoes give spring-loaded propulsion to every step. Two years in the making, The North Face’s Flight Vectivs are the first carbon-plated trail shoe, engineered to provide maximum energy return. No detail has been forgotten – there’s a special panel around the midfoot to increase stability and a toe cap on the upper will protect from stray rocks and branches. 

Visit TheNorthFace.co.uk

The Fuel: Maurten

Hydrogels – most notably from Swedish brand-of-the-moment Maurten – are the fuel of choice among the world’s best endurance runners. Maurten’s hydrogels are better absorbed by the body, meaning the carbs can get to work where they’re needed with less GI distress. Not convinced? In a recent 5k time-trial, performance was 2.1% faster with a hydrogel.

Visit Maurten.com & follow @Maurten_Official

@MAURTEN_OFFICIAL

The Endurance Boost: Cordy Sin Sports

Made with pure organic cordyceps, a medicinal mushroom rich in bioactive substances and known as the ‘energy’ mushroom, this clever supplement reduces tiredness and fatigue for enhanced performance. Whether you’re training for an event or need a helping hand with early morning sessions, each dose has been proven to increase the production of metabolic energy in your cells by up to 40% – as well as increase muscle power, reduce muscle recovery time and enhance the elimination of lactic acid. 

Visit YourSportsSupplement.co.uk

The Gear: Soar Running

Designed for real-world amateurs training in all conditions, Soar Running’s gear has you covered. Founded by run junkie Tim Soar, who saw a gap in the market for clean, contemporary race gear that also maximised performance, the brand’s racer vests, running shorts and rain jackets have spring sessions sorted. The Race Vest 4.0 – a lightweight, breathable singlet made with 100% recycled fabric – is a good place to start. 

Visit SoarRunning.com & follow @Soar_Running

@SOAR_RUNNING

The Event: Tribe Run For Love

In 2013, Tribe co-founders Tom, Guy and Rob completed the first Run for Love – a 1,000-mile journey across Europe, from Odessa to Dubrovnik, to set up the first home for trafficked children in the UK. Since then, the Tribe community has raised more than £1 million to fight modern slavery. This summer’s event is a six-day, 260km journey through untouched national parks in one of the wildest areas of Croatia, offering panoramic views of the Adriatic. If you’re not up for the whole race, there’s a half marathon on offer. 

Visit TribeRunForLove.com

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