77-year-old runner 37 runs London Marathon

Ladies of age have been inspired to jog after watching London Marathon the second time, with the way she lives in Greenwich, East London, five 1982.

"I don't know anything about the first London Marathon, I'll just watch the second award," you tell Independent. "I saw a Frenchrunner running and carrying a tray, a bottle of wine and a drink and thinking,"821666;

Little liked campaigning and started trying, she was very nervous to join London Marathon the first time five 1983 and return to the target of sub5.

"I'm running with you, we're blending in in the crowd, having a good time running into the pub to go to the bathroom because there's no mobile toilets, I'm just trying to make my best efforts to cross the Westminster Bridge at the end."

By the age of Mrs 77, you first decided to run once, but then you liked it ever since.

Operator, Little joined London Marathon 37, Personal record is 3-hour hour four at the 1993. Now, she's often missed this range in 4-hour hour hour until four hour hour hour-old 40-minute. Five 2021, the group that gave the Spirit of London Marathon to Little Marathon for Little runner's first year runner.

"I've always been in London Marathon, future, if I don't run, I'll be able to reach water stations", Little since the destination of 4-51 seconds at London thon 2021.

Little went to Berlin Marathon over 30, but the time for the London Marathon run was in England had to back in months for Covid-19-19. London Marathon, usually happens spring, about months 4, planning back to the old part of the year 2023.

"Last year, I ran Berlin Marathon last week, London Marathon played the next week, and so was this year, I ran Chicago Marathon on my next week, Chicago Marathon was always going to be Chicago Marathon, Chicago Marathon, which is my Friday majors, and I wanted to go to, and I wanted to go to go to, and I's.

Runner completed six World Marathon Majors... held in Tokyo, Boston, and New York, London (England) and Berlin (Germany) will receive a special chapter from the organization.

Little has two children and five grandchildren, the first husband that takes five 2000 and jogs to overcome her pain. She's a member of the 100 Marathon Club-- live in the English Union. Run marathon and ultra marathon took you to 46 national, 22 of the island.

"I'm never going to a tournament I don't know, this is really great."

Her advice to those running the first London Marathon on October 2 is "don't add too much distance too quickly and remember to rest between long runs".

"Participate in a number of other Half Marathes or distances to understand how the feeling of running with others. Running in a completely different tournament than when you run alone," Little consulted.

According to Little, the sound from the crowd will help you add motivation at the end of the race, when you're tired, but I don't even write my name on bib because someone calls your name, you don't know them.

"If anyone calls my name, I know it's someone I know," she said. "Enjoy it, don't think about time, think about jogging, immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the race-a wonderful atmosphere." Litte also said that if Runner feels the need to walk, go, which does not mean failure, because Runner is still moving forward.

"When I touched 500 times running marathon, I thought this milestone was okay," Little said. "But I don't think there will be 700th run." The Runner intends to mark the 600th marathon at the Richmond Marathon held on September 11 with the Plumstead Runners club. All members will wear special T -shirts.

However, the runner has to temporarily postpone the 599 marathon, anticipated at the Hever Palace in Kent County, east of London/7/7 to avoid a major injury in the leg. She was hoping to find another marathon to replace her one day 11/9.

Little is modest about his achievements. "I don't run fast. When I run 10 kilometers, people often do their best on the whole road. I just want to run comfortably."

For her, the height of 1.5 meters and the small body is an advantage, helping to avoid injury. When asked if she had difficulty on the marathon, Little, retired after working at the Greenwich Council for 36 years, replied: "I always find a way to overcome."