Paul Hindle aims to complete this year's London Marathon in 3.30! Paul Hindle from Gretton aims to achieve his target of 3.30 in this year’s St Georges Day London Marathon. Donate to Paul's Just Giving Page
Paul is running his third London Marathon. His first attempt was the covid London Marathon in October 21.
“I completed it in 3.32 and loved it,” said Paul, “It was just outside my target time, so I was disappointed”. Paul returned for his second London Marathon last October.
Paul adds, “I was confident I would beat my previous marathon. However, the marathon gods had other ideas. It was horrendous! I limped home with what I felt was an extremely disappointing time of 3.48, which was miles away from my target.”
In Paul’s eyes, this failure was a bittersweet moment which relit the fire and gave him the drive to return in 2023.
Paul explained, “I wanted to run for someone local, and The Travers Foundation is the best choice. I find it awful to think that talented kids today cannot chase their dreams because of finances! The next Tiger Woods, Usain Bolt or Eliud Kipchoge could lurk in the shadows waiting to be helped up the ladder, and why not! The idea of assisting someone in reaching their full potential and touching greatness fills me with much joy.”
So, Paul’s training continues, and he says it’s going very well, “I feel strong and ready to reach my marathon holy grail of 3.30. I’ll continue to train hard, harder than before, and hope that the gods are favourable on the day.”.
Donate to Paul's Just Giving Page
Paul is running his third London Marathon. His first attempt was the covid London Marathon in October 21.
“I completed it in 3.32 and loved it,” said Paul, “It was just outside my target time, so I was disappointed”. Paul returned for his second London Marathon last October.
Paul adds, “I was confident I would beat my previous marathon. However, the marathon gods had other ideas. It was horrendous! I limped home with what I felt was an extremely disappointing time of 3.48, which was miles away from my target.”
In Paul’s eyes, this failure was a bittersweet moment which relit the fire and gave him the drive to return in 2023.
Paul explained, “I wanted to run for someone local, and The Travers Foundation is the best choice. I find it awful to think that talented kids today cannot chase their dreams because of finances! The next Tiger Woods, Usain Bolt or Eliud Kipchoge could lurk in the shadows waiting to be helped up the ladder, and why not! The idea of assisting someone in reaching their full potential and touching greatness fills me with much joy.”
So, Paul’s training continues, and he says it’s going very well, “I feel strong and ready to reach my marathon holy grail of 3.30. I’ll continue to train hard, harder than before, and hope that the gods are favourable on the day.”.
Donate to Paul's Just Giving Page