Episode 2: Sonny Peart

'Intentional Action'

On this episode of the SABULOUS podcast, Sabs speaks to her friend - and Co-Founder and Trustee of the Community and Campaigning Charity Black Trail Runners - Sonny Peart. 

In this conversation they discuss:

  • How he got into running.

  • How his mother being diagnosed with a terminal illness led to him fundraising and completing Edinburgh marathon.

  • His first experience of trail running at the Weald Marathon and how that hooked him on trails. 

  • 'Im not going to fo faster, but can I go further?' - His journey into ultramarathon. 

  • What IS an ultramarathon?

  • How the Thames Path 100 miler opened his eyes as to what ultra running was. The human condtion. 

  • Growing up in a predominantly white environment and fitting in. 

  • Beig asked to speak to James Elson on the Centurion Running podcast in 2020. 

  • Co-dounding Black Trail Runners. 

  • What's in a name? The power of words and how they can be the conduit to powerful conversations. 

  • A moment in time - launching Black Trail Runners. 

  • Inetnional Action - Just do it!

  • The current situation - change that Sonny has seen in the past three years. 

  • What Sonny would like to see, when it comes to diversity in running, in the next three years. 

  • The Winter Downs 200 - What is it and why is he doing it? 

  • What does being SABULOUS mean to Sonny. 

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