The PKS Running Club

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paul@pksruns.com

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Sam Morley - Running a 34K "Half Marathon" at 13, Trading HYROX for a Sub-3 Marathon

October 21, 2026

Paul catches up with Sam, a HYROX athlete, ex-rugby player and the very first person to run alongside PKS RUNS before it was even a thing. The two met in Auckland, New Zealand, between 2005 and 2008, when Paul was working at a church and Sam was a skinny 13-year-old. Sam entered the Auckland Half Marathon's 10K, ran the half instead, missed the turnoff after the finish, and ended up running about 34 kilometres before heading home. No medal, but plenty of bragging rights.From there the con...

Rory Coleman - 1,250 Marathons, Coaching Ranulph Fiennes Across the Desert, and Learning to Walk Again

October 14, 2026

Paul and JP sit down with Rory Coleman, the "Marathon Man" of UK ultrarunning. At 64, Rory has run 1,250 marathons and completed the Marathon des Sables 19 times. He had only just got back from Morocco, where he got lost on the MDS 120 and still won his age category.It all started on 5 January 1994. Rory was 31, smoking and drinking his way through a decade in the print trade, and in a dark place. He went for a run in his work clothes, managed 100 steps and passed out. Within a year...

JP KING (AGAIN) - What do you call someone running on a treadmill?

September 30, 2026

JP is back — this time behind the mic as guest co-host after their planned interview guest (an ultrarunning "legend" JP refuses to fully spoil) had to reschedule. What follows is less structured interview, more unfiltered running-nerd hangout: two grown men trading injury stories, dodgy stats, and increasingly strong opinions about traffic lights.JP kicks off with a fresh Achilles niggle after switching shoe brands mid-training and a barefoot-adjacent misadventure running sand dunes...

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The publicly listed email for The PKS Running Club: paul@pksruns.com.

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The PKS Running Club typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: A compelling personal running journey, such as overcoming a setback, taking on a meaningful challenge, or connecting running with a major life experience; elite credentials are not necessary. Common among recent guests: Completed a significant personal running challenge; Used running to support a charity or cause; Returned to running after a setback. Recent guests include JP King.

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