#mindovermarathon

And she does it again! 20 seconds faster. That's a huge difference!! #keepachieving #alwaysforwards #mindovermarathon

Watching mind over marathon inspired me to get my trainers out and go for a run after a month and a bit of not having time or feeling up to it. Have to say I feel amazing and it's one of the best ways to banish a cold! #runtime #mindovermarathon #shameIatechocolatebefore

M I N D O V E R M A R A T H O N. If you didn't catch it on the Beeb, watch it on IPlayer as I'm in awe that after what this ladies been through she's still OUT HERE putting one foot in front of the other. #MindOverMarathon #HeadsTogether #VLM #LondonMarathon #BBC #Running #RunningCulture (at The London Marathon Mile 21)

Guys check out #mindovermarathon tomorrow night on #bbc1 #nickknowles #princewilliam #princeharry #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealth #marathon #londonmarathon A group of 10 unlikely runners, living with different mental health issues, are half-way through their training for the ultimate test of mind over matter. But who will make it to the starting line of one of the world's most famous endurance races - this year’s London Marathon? Mental and physical health is closely linked, and taking up sport or exercise can benefit our psychological wellbeing - but this is no easy ride. Presenter Nick Knowles is on a personal mission to get the runners across the finishing line, and is leading a team of running experts, nutritionists and psychiatrists. The remaining runners are juggling physical injuries along with their mental health challenges - and trying to fit training into their lives. They attempt longer and longer distances and even travel to the Brecon Beacons for a mountain run. In this episode we catch up with Rhian, Shereece, Jake and Claudia, who struggles with an extreme form of OCD. The runners are taking part in the London Marathon with Heads Together, the campaign led by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry, which is the official Charity of the Year for this year’s event. The runners are joined at a training day by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and HRH Prince Harry. The royal trio have launched a campaign to remove the stigma around mental health issues and are keen to meet the runners and learn more about their personal stories. It’s an incredible boost to the runners - but will it be enough to get them to the finishing line of this year’s London Marathon?