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WE'RE willing to bet the running shoes on our feet that once you've delved into Men's Running, you'll discover a running mag like no other. Whether it's racing, losing weight, getting fit, looking for new gear and gadgets or reading the most eye-popping, inspirational stories from the world of running, we take pride in offering you all this and more in the only magazine dedicated to running men everywhere.

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'Wow… you guys did a stellar job. I am very impressed with the quality and content of your new publication. I mean it, congratulations on a job well done!'

Dean Karnazes

'As someone who likes a beer, loves to run and enjoys a social life, I am now also pleased to find a running magazine that I can relate to.'

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'Thanks to your new mag I've been inspired to get back out running again. I wasn't a big runner before, just out to keep fit and lose the beer belly. But after reading your magazine it made me realise how much fun it is and how much better I feel in myself when I'm running. I hope others enjoy your publication as much as I did. Thanks for getting me back out on the road!'

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'I get the feeling you actually write and care about every page in each edition. You don't just copy and paste articles from other sources, but write original and funny pieces yourselves. Good work.'

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A NOTE FROM THE EDITOR...

Question for you: would you define yourself as a runner, or simply a bloke who runs? There is a distinction. I was telling a fellow journalist three years ago about training for my first marathon. 'Oh you're a runner, are you?' he asked, with a 'you're one of them' tone in his voice.

It made me think. I'd been running for a couple of years, had done one proper race and the bug was biting, but I had never defined myself as 'a runner'. I owned one pair of trainers, I ran in my rugby socks, I'd bought two running vests for a tenner from a market stall. I was a bloke who ran and enjoyed it. I wasn't 'a runner'.

I'd started running to try and maintain the weight I'd settled at after a hellish three-month stint working as a bricklayer's labourer. Out of curiosity, I ran a 10K in 2006 and now have three marathon medals hanging in my kitchen, despite never managing to complete the 26.2 miles in my target time. Yet.

That's the attraction of running. You can set yourself a goal and spend years trying to achieve it or you can smash your target first time and move on to the next, tougher challenge, whether it's two laps of the block rather than one, beating your fastest 10K time or just getting the better of your mates. Thousands of men see running the same way without falling into the category of 'running nerd'. We don't all define ourselves as runners, but we are blokes who love to run, whatever our motivation.

That's where Men's Running comes in. We're here to help you on a number of fronts in a style you won't find in any other running title, with useful training and injury advice, reviews of the latest gear, a mountain of facts and figures to dumbfound your mates down the pub and stories that run the scale from the sublime to the insane.

None of our features have been recycled from anywhere else. Men's Running is 100 per cent HOME GROWN for you.