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It is still live, it needs updating though, which will be happening shortly

We have set up a facebook grouo for these meetups, it's a friendly bunch with over 600 active members now, feel free to join https://www.facebook.com/groups/864727986969226/

As I was planning to run within 1.5 hours I wouldn't take bolus insulin in that time frame. I have to run with no bolus on board otherwise I hypo every time. I took 3 glucotabs 15 minutes before the start of the run

Sunday is always my long run day, so when I woke this week with a blood sugar of 3.7..........

We are all so different, keeps it intersting lol

Ah nice one, been getting lots of feedback on Twitter and FB. All the time what I'm doing helps even 1 person it's worth it for me.

It's great running with other T'1s I'm always interested in how their approach is compared to mine. I get more out of helping and encouraging others than I do out of running a personal best i think

That's the beauty of Parkrun, you get some folks do it in 16 minutes and others take an hour, but it's friendly and inclusive. I always hang around at the end and encourage others

As with everything diabetes, we are all different. Nobody can say do "x" and "y" will happen. A more sensible approach for me is try "x" see what happens, learn from it, make adjustments and try "x" again till you get the results you are looking for. I wrote a bit about running with insulin a...

Yeah it takes a few trial and errors but I try to never let it put me off doing it

Living and running with type 1 diabetes throws many challenges. Even different intensitys of the same activity produce hugely different results!! Have a look at how my 50th Parkrun, where i ran my 2nd fastest 5k ever, took effect on my blood sugar levels.

Had loads of great feedback on my training videos, so thought I'd stick them all in one place and update the page weekly with the links to the new videos Any questions or requests of stuff you'd like to see covered please ask...

A look back on my first weeks training for London 2019 And at the curveball's diabetes threw my way

My first training session for London Marathon 2019, a 40 minute easy run. Diabetes came along for the ride, have a look and see if my experiences line up with your thoughts

Amazing, well done on the half, that's an awesome acheivement[emoji4] [emoji4] [emoji4]

Ah thank you, hope the videos are useful to some people[emoji4] [emoji4]

Training starts this week for London Marathon 2019, this year I'm going to do a weekly vlog, showing my journey and how I try to make T1D Run With me along the way

Must admit I've run out of Skintac, need to try that with g6 soon

A little review of my 1st 3 Months using the Dexcom g6 https://type1bri.com/g6-review

Are you using a cgm