WORDS: DAMIAN HALL
Shorts that short are only acceptable in the desert
PHOTOS: LLOYD BELCHER
ultra-trail gobi race
It was the biggest physical and mental challenge of my running career,” says ultrarunner Nathan Montague of the Ultra-Trail Gobi Race. Ultramarathons are meant to be challenging, right? But Nathan is hardly new to running long distances. He’s been doing it since 2006. He’s run Marathon des Sables, represented England four times, won ultras in the intense heat of South Africa and Sri Lanka, multiple multi-stage races and 100-milers.
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The March issue of Men’s Running was designed with New Year motivation in mind. Whether you’re a persistent pavement pounder, or are completely new to running altogether, this issue is packed with expert advice on becoming a tougher, stronger, quicker and happier runner - from 14 easy-to-adopt ways to boost performance, to a three-page spread on learning to grit your teeth, push your limits and realise your true potential.
We’ve also got exclusive reviews of the latest short-sleeved tops, shorts and running socks - with the best product in each category receiving the MR ‘Best in Test’ seal of approval. For a rarely covered behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to organise a large-scale race, head to our ‘Making a Marathon’ feature, and of course we’ve also got the usual training advice, race reports and nutrition know-how to help you hit the ground running in 2018.