The next year will be busy for Charlie Webster. Not only is she competing in the Houston Marathon next Sunday, she will be doing the London Marathon in April, a half-Ironman triathlon in June and the full Ironman in July.
“For the half Ironman I’m going to do it in Staffordshire, just because of time. Then I have the UK Ironman in Bolton this summer. It is something that I’ve looked at doing for the last couple of years,” she explains.
“I will be running the London Marathon for Centrepoint, a young person’s homeless charity, then I have a few triathlons which will be just training for the half-ironman and the Ironman events. I think that’s enough.”
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