Angela Mudge's guest appearances

Angela Mudge

One to One

Tartan Running Shorts

Of Mountains and Minds podcast

Damian Hall

Karen Darke

David Thomas

John Jennings

Rebecca Rusch

Ben Smith

Chris Smith

Margee Kerr

Neil Gaiman

Rowan Williams

Tim Parks

Samira Ahmed

Tim Dowling

Emily Maitlis

Emma Freud

OwlTail

Episode 125 is dedicated to GB Mountain Runner Chris Smith who tragically lost his life in the scottish mountains.After a short break, we are back with a jam packed episode and we have none other than Scottish Athletics legend and former World Mountain Running champion Angela Mudge to chat over her superb running career. This is one not to be missed folks!Meanwhile, Tom is back from Paris and living the quarandream and Kyle chats about the upcoming launch of the The Moray Way Ultras Race Series which launches on the 5th November!We give you the usual race recaps (yes a couple!) and encourage you to get your Tartan Running Shorts order in before Christmas!!

Episode 125 is dedicated to GB Mountain Runner Chris Smith who tragically lost his life in the scottish mountains. After a short break, we are back with a jam packed episode and we have none other than Scottish Athletics legend and former World Mountain Running champion Angela Mudge to chat over her superb running career. This is one not to be missed folks! Meanwhile, Tom is back from Paris and living the quarandream and Kyle chats about the upcoming launch of the The Moray Way Ultras Race Series which launches on the 5th November! We give you the usual race recaps (yes a couple!) and encourage you to get your Tartan Running Shorts order in before Christmas!!

Angela Mudge, Moray Way Ultras & Shorts Order!

Angela Mudge is a legend in fell and mountain running who won the World Mountain Running Championships back in 2000 and set many course records around the world, many of which still stand today, including running the first sub-3 hour time for a female at the iconic mountain race Sierre-Zinal. Angela is proof that you can achieve incredible things whilst keeping it really simple and staying true to the grassroots ethic of fell running. No specialist sports products, gels, coaching strategies – just hard work day after day, and the odd cheese sandwich. She isn’t a fan of social media and exposure and is a fantastic role model for women – and men – out there, showing that you don’t need to overcomplicate training and racing to explore your own potential and reach your goals. We talk about Angela's path to sports and running after being born with both feet pointing the wrong way; getting started in fell running when very few other women were competing; her most rewarding racing experience; and what led to the performance gains between being three-time runner up in the European Mountain Running Champs to winning the World Mountain Running Champs in 2000.

Angela Mudge is a legend in fell and mountain running who won the World Mountain Running Championships back in 2000 and set many course records around the world, many of which still stand today, including running the first sub-3 hour time for a female at the iconic mountain race Sierre-Zinal. Angela is proof that you can achieve incredible things whilst keeping it really simple and staying true to the grassroots ethic of fell running. No specialist sports products, gels, coaching strategies – just hard work day after day, and the odd cheese sandwich. She isn’t a fan of social media and exposure and is a fantastic role model for women – and men – out there, showing that you don’t need to overcomplicate training and racing to explore your own potential and reach your goals. We talk about Angela's path to sports and running after being born with both feet pointing the wrong way; getting started in fell running when very few other women were competing; her most rewarding racing experience; and what led to the performance gains between being three-time runner up in the European Mountain Running Champs to winning the World Mountain Running Champs in 2000.

A conversation with Angela Mudge

David Greig

What does it take to be a successful runner of extreme distance and why do people do it? David Greig is the Artistic Director of the Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh and an internationally successful playwright. He's also an ultra-marathon runner who has twice completed the punishing 96 mile West Highland Way as well as many other long-distance races. He took up running fifteen years ago when he stopped smoking and running has since become an endorphin-fuelled obsession.For One to One, David is speaking to two fellow runners. Today he meets former world hill running champion, Angela Mudge. Born with birth defects that affected her feet, Angela spent the first two and half years of life almost continually with her lower legs and feet in plaster. Despite this, she went onto be a hugely successful long-distance runner. Her most memorable race was when she became the first woman to break three hours when she won the Sierre-Zinal - 'the race of the 4000m peaks'.But why do they do it?Producer: Karen Gregor.

What does it take to be a successful runner of extreme distance and why do people do it? David Greig is the Artistic Director of the Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh and an internationally successful playwright. He's also an ultra-marathon runner who has twice completed the punishing 96 mile West Highland Way as well as many other long-distance races. He took up running fifteen years ago when he stopped smoking and running has since become an endorphin-fuelled obsession. For One to One, David is speaking to two fellow runners. Today he meets former world hill running champion, Angela Mudge. Born with birth defects that affected her feet, Angela spent the first two and half years of life almost continually with her lower legs and feet in plaster. Despite this, she went onto be a hugely successful long-distance runner. Her most memorable race was when she became the first woman to break three hours when she won the Sierre-Zinal - 'the race of the 4000m peaks'. But why do they do it? Producer: Karen Gregor.

David Greig and Angela Mudge