The Marathon Diaries : Sir Steve Redgrave









THE TRAINING DIARY OF AN OLYMPIC CHAMPION SIR STEVE REDGRAVE	THE TRAINING DIARY OF A PUP (PRETTY UNFIT PERSON) JACQUELINE ALEXANDER

Lloyd Scott: 2 May 2006 Lloyd's monumental marathon... [more] The Final Week: 23 April 2006 The moment of truth... [more] One day to go: 22 April 2006 Good luck to... [more] Week Twelve: 18 April 2006 An excellent week for... [more] Week Eleven: 10 April 2006 My lower back, buttocks, calves and feet have formed an alliance... [more] Week Ten: 3 April 2006 Progress and the power of positive thought... [more] Week Nine: 27 March 2006 A week on the slopes and I am raring to go... [more] Week Eight: 20 March 2006 From Silverstone to despair... [more] Week Seven: 12 March 2006 From Liverpool to Bahrain... and not a training shoe in sight... [more] Week Six: 3 March 2006 Sir Steve Redgrave is unwell... [more] Week Five: 25 February 2006 Marathon Training: a spectator sport? [more] Week Four: 17 February 2006 Sir Steve Redgrave: A Rebel with a Cause! [more] Week Three: 10 February 2006 Trouble and strife as Steve's gets going... [more] Week Two: 3 February 2006 Steve sticks to two days of his training programme. Unfortunately... [more] Week One: 28 January 2006 Steve's good intentions go awry as he confesses all... [more] This year, Steve is attempting to raise �1.3m for a range of children's charities in the UK. If successful, Steve will claim the Guinness World Record for the most money raised by an individual in a Marathon anywhere in the world. Please click here to help Steve to reach his target... Click here to return to Steve's home page		Lloyd Scott: 2 May 2006 Lloyd's monumental marathon... [more] The Final Week: 23 April 2006 The moment of truth... [more] One day to go: 22 April 2006 Good luck to... [more] Week Twelve: 18 April 2006 Forgive me for I have sinned... [more] Week Eleven: 10 April 2006 Miracles do happen and I have the proof... [more] Week Ten: 3 April 2006 Wind, rain, mud and me... [more] Week Nine: 27 March 2006 A new respect for the insane... [more] Week Eight: 20 March 2006 Ow... Ow... Ow... Ow... Ow... [more] Helen House: 17 March 2006 When is a hospice not a hospice? I went off to Helen House to find out. It turned out to be a real eye-opener... [more] Week Seven: 12 March 2006 Fruit juice and fresh air just don't do it for me... [more] Week Six: 3 March 2006 Netball, fishing and running with your fingers in your ears! [more] Week Five: 25 February 2006 Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz... fatigue sets in... [more] Week Four: 17 February 2006 Does a demanding week cause a blow-out? [more] Week Three: 10 February 2006 Will Jacqueline give training the cold shoulder? [more] Week Two: 3 February 2006 The Keystone Cops make an unexpected appearance at the gym... [more] Week One: 28 January 2006 Jacqueline's marathon journey begins... with a cigarette! [more] This year, Steve is attempting to raise �1.3m for a range of children's charities in the UK. If successful, Steve will claim the Guinness World Record for the most money raised by an individual in a Marathon anywhere in the world. Please click here to help Steve to reach his target... Click here to return to Steve's home page

Phillip K

Sorry I am late. I only just found this web site but I think its great. Are you both doing the marathon next year?

sasha barnett

hi ya well done for winning all of the medals

sherry draper

which components are most important to you and your event and how may they be affected

Craig Johnstone

you should do wot they r doing in the sun walk to the world sup. but with the things you wear u bette make a ove now or u might miss the 2010 one. Congrates

Dave G

Hi Lloyd, a massive well done, just unbelievable, having witnessed at first hand on Thursday this undertaking, i just don,t know where you get the strength and determination from,especially with what you,ve been through! Many thanks for inviting me along to the celebration afterwards, i wouldn,t have missed it for the world. If you need any help with other fund raising missions in the future, give me a buzz, all the best and as you always say "TAKE CARE"

Jim

Lloyd,you are THE MAN, well done.Iwish I had your courage and will power

Julia

Wow - well done Lloyd what an amazing achievement! You should be so proud of yourself - we all are. Congratulations on breaking the World record Steve - another excellent acheivement.

Sarah

Amazing result Steve! I knew youd break the record but even I didn't think you would smash it to pieces. Congratulations - again!

Tel (the office worker)

Anyone who met you on route (as was my pleasure on Friday), knew that "not finishing" was simply not an option. Well done, you crazy, eccentric and admirable man.

Chris Tyrrell

Well done to both of you, Sir Steve and Lloyd. What a great achievement - a world record! Today, reflect on a fantastic achievement well done. Tomorrow, reflect on all the lives that will be changed thanks to your efforts. Both of you are inspirational. Fantastic!

Pat

Well done Lloyd. You told me about the swim you were doing, are you thinking of doing any more sponsored events. From a Leyton Orient supporter. Thanks for the autograph.

Joy Lawrence

Well done Llyod - you are nuts!!!! Thank you Sir Steve for signing my number at the end of the embankment - a true gent - and it gave me the lift I needed to get round the last mile!

Manic

Lloyd you are the winner of this year's London marathon - some may have finished in front but in England the real winner is the man that can raise above the challange and do more than just the marathon.

Dr Ed (Pommie in Sydney)

Sir Steve has always made one proud to be British but that obvious. Lloyd you make me so proud to be English in so many different ways but the best part is foriegners struggle to understand why we find you such a hero for so many reasons. All the best for the final miles.

Lily Cox

Keep going Lloyd, I know you can do it! Love Lily aged 7


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