Travel disruption as 30k expected to take part in Cardiff Half Marathon
Speaking to BBC Radio Wales Breakfast, Jones said he decided to take up running after gaining weight and feeling unhappy with his fitness."I just put a bit on weight last year and I was heavy... I kind of looked at myself and thought, I need to do something about this," he said. "I thought I'll do the Couch to 5K, I'll have a crack at that, see how that goes.
- ▪Speaking to BBC Radio Wales Breakfast, Jones said he decided to take up running after gaining weight and feeling unhappy with his fitness."I just put a bit on weight last year and I was heavy...
- ▪I kind of looked at myself and thought, I need to do something about this," he said.
- ▪"I thought I'll do the Couch to 5K, I'll have a crack at that, see how that goes.
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Travel disruption as 30k expected to take part in Cardiff Half MarathonImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The Cardiff Half Marathon returns to the Welsh capital on SundayByAngharad ThomasBBC WalesPublished10 minutes agoThere are warnings of travel disruption and road closures as 30,000 runners are expected to take part in the Cardiff Half Marathon on Sunday.The 23rd edition of the race will see participants run past landmarks including the Wales Millennium Centre and the Principality Stadium.A variety of bands and choirs will perform along the course, providing entertainment for both runners and supporters.Widespread road closures are in place to accommodate the 13.1 mile (21km) route, with the race due to start on Castle Street at 10:00 BST.With high demand for the event, it sold…
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