Life is heading back towards “normal” again, though of course that doesn’t include a return to international travel. Nevertheless things are improving, we bought a jar of yeast at the supermarket last week and nobody batted an eyelid.  At Level … Continue reading →

Wellington Marathon Clinic May (Week 6 of lockdown) 2020, Newsletter  How are you going? I’ve got to say that I haven’t had the best of weeks – a crash off my bicycle and an infected finger obliged me to spend … Continue reading →

As New Zealand moved into Alert Level 3 this week it is encouraging that we are doing the right thing as a nation to stamp this pandemic right where it belongs. For some, this hasn’t brought much change as we … Continue reading →

Kia oraAre you craving a bit more variety? Yep me too, but we’re just about in to Level 3 which means a bigger playground. From Tuesday we’ll be allowed to run/walk within your region, for me in Miramar that would … Continue reading →

Tēnā koe e hoa Our Prime Minister says that “Week three may in fact be the hardest. We’re coming around the bend, but we can’t quite see the finish line”. I think that may be true, the novelty has worn off, … Continue reading →

Wim van Dijk, President Tēnā koe e hoa Thank you for the wonderful feedback we received about last week’s newsletter. We’re thrilled you enjoyed it and really appreciate you taking the time to let us know.We’ve done 13 days of … Continue reading →

Tēnā koe e hoaI hope you’re doing well and are keeping safe in your bubbles. When I’m exercising around the block, I see lots of other people walking, running, cycling … but so far no WMC people. However I know … Continue reading →