Well the snow is well and truly here. So let's hear your strategies and top tips for getting out running without resorting to skis. Anybody run in the deep stuff and have toasty toes? Let's share... (and avoid the gym and turbo trainers as useful as they are).

Hey, On sunday i ran an off road half marathon, and as it's winter (i'm in New Zealand) it was very wet and muddy so this caused alot of people to slip over going down the hills or crossing bridges on slippy wood/stone. This got me thinking, when somebody slips over in front of you, do you...

I have recently bought a pair of More Mile Cheviot trail / cross country shoes, I found one review of these shoes on the internet before I bought them so thought it may be useful to others to pass on my thoughts: The shoes came at a bargain price of £29.99, they have a studded sole and are well...

The Peak District had a covering of snow today and an icy wind with it. Still good running and beautiful scenery though.

Had a fantastic long run in the Peak District recently. Wonderful conditions

I took a short video whilst running in the Peak District last week. Absolutely beautiful! http://fellrunningguide.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/view-from-hill.html

The recent bad weather has made it difficult for people to get out running, particularly if you like getting out to more remote places. But bad weather shouldn't stop you, you just need to be well prepared. Hope this video helps with some ideas of how to stay safe: http://youtu.be/AXhACLzIcsk