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Let me add Hampstead heath to the list. It’s my favourite

Hey Alice - i dropped you an email about using this vid as part of our BBC London Marathon coverage this year! thanks so much. Phil

going to london next week, never been, and I have a 16k to run sunday morning, what would you recommend also as a tourist rout ?

I am doing my first half marathon in may in Colchester 10k I can’t wait

"I can't be bothered." Few moments later: "I don't know what happened. I used to be good at running." Well then get off your ass and get out there training! And put more effort in!

I'm debating whether to enter this or not!

moving to london early next year - this'll give me a leg up on finding some running routes early (: thanks

Hi Alice, enjoyed the video. Noticed you have a Ware jumper, any runs you recommend in Hertfordshire? Thanks

Thanks for sharing your journey. I did my first Boston last April. I was a happy mountain / trail runner that got sucked into the whole marathon, miles, PRs etc… Just like you I think my next marathon is my last. I’m happier in the mountains. Hope you enjoyed the 🥧

Train harder / better and you won't need to walk.

Thank you for the video I’m running in October 2022. I’m 53 and I’m hoping to Finnish in 6 hours - 4 hours is really good and you have done Amazing- was it hard to run with your go pro ?

congrats on your achievement!... cheers from a running junkie from Meixico

Nice video, came across as I did a solo marathon today down the River Lea to the Olympic park. The only downside is having to carry a lot of water and still running out towards the end.

I loved this vlog! You truly showed all the emotions that go into 26.2 - the highs and the lows. We all go through it and you are INCREDIBLE!! Also the fact that you go excited about yellow school buses made me smile so much. I was cheering at mile 6 in Framingham and y'all had such a great day for running! Congratulations!!

Be proud pf yourself, you finished the BOSTON Marathon!

Nice upload, would like to do this race.

You did amazing, I don’t know how anyone can run Boston without the FULL range of emotions tbh

1:52 funny innuendo's aside, I cringe at running for 1 hour 50 not being hard! I can barely do a 5k :'(. Any advice?

Hi Alice, Glad you showed you true feelings during the race. That was hard, but you exposed everything honestly. That is brave ! Marathons are a test ofyour true self. This you did, well. Bravo.

Good job

Hi if its any consolation i really struggled from 17. Was on for a pb at that point ended a whole 10 minutes over it!!! Proper meltdown at the end but when i look back what an experience.

Drive by Pies is the best! And Party Favors has excellent cakes and cupcakes! At least you were able to experience and finish the BAA Marathon, which is a memory you will have forever.

Oh Alice, you are so brave to share this vulnerability with the world. Though I understand that feeling, there should never be any shame in running. You are amazing and don't forget it - congrats on your marathon finish at Boston!!

@14:58 this is hard to watch Alice. Any marathon is a challenge and having to take it at your own pace is never a failing. You have done so well to get to where you are! We're rooting for you!

Nice one Alice! Shout out too to your Dad!

Good week of training Alice. By the way, you literally have the best teeth I've ever seen!

i have been waiting for this video all week after seeing your time on strava. :) SOMEONE ELSE WHO LOVES KEY LIME PIE. its soooo good. i also love how excited you got with the busses :) at mile 4 ' Cute 22 miles to go' 😂 what an emotional race

Well done, Alice! I've never seen someone so excited about a piece of pie. I hope it was nice 😄 The race was a rollercoaster of emotions.

Great to see you uploading again. Really enjoyed this, if you don't cry at least once during a marathon you're not doing it properly. 😂

I felt every emotion whilst watching this! Well done! Such an achievement 😊 🏅.

These are some fascinating insights. Thanks for sharing. Hope you're doing well.

I'm a bit late to the party Alice, but very well done. What a great time with all th walking, but as you say, when you have run quicker times it can feel disappointing. But you got it done. What's next?

nice recommendation. Thanks

can I join you for a run Alice ?

How do you set your pace / splits? Any particular app? Oh, Xempo.....

Thanks, I always run better with a pacer. Wanted sub 2 for first half, so followed the 1.50 guys as long as possible, PB for 15k, faded a bit in the last 3k (never ran that far) hung on for 1.58. Never saw the 2hr pacers who were just behind..... There seemed to be lots of pacers for each time, spread out a bit 1.55 is next goal.

I am on a youtube video marathon about marathons lol I'm planning to do my first marathon only next year and every person who can do it is a hero for me. Great job young lady!

How do you ‘run late’ on marathon day?! 🤔 🤨

Great job. The fact that you can actually talk, and video, and run is amazing. I’m trying to run my first marathon next year. Great job!!

I’m running my first marathon next weekend so thanks for the inspiration.. I think below 4 hours is an awesome time so be proud of yourself for your achievement 🌻

Great job. The marathon can sometimes be an emotional roller coaster.

At around 2 minutes into the video, that's Olympian James Cracknell just running past you wearing number 50138.

Great Vlog Alice. Congrats on finishing you ran really well. Great job! 😎🤘🏻

Perseverance is a skill! Be proud of yourself, you’ve got absolutely no reason to hang your head. Congratulations, well done!!

Well done for finishing. I dream of getting a time like that one day but I understand it's all relative and I only compare my performance with me. So I get why you would be disappointed when you have done so much faster before. However finishing a marathon is ALWAYS something to be proud of and celebrate. Well done!!!

Congrats on a marathon finish...something to celebrate no matter the time! But, I do also know what it's like to be disappointed by a race, so the feelings are valid. Every race is a learning experience for the next time. Thanks for taking us on your journey through the London Marathon!!

Amazing running, Alice!! Well done. It's a fantastic time, even though I know it's not your PB. 👏👏👏

Well done for getting it done 💪

I saw you at Mile 24, I tried to hand you a (zero percent) beer! Your pal Avi from Brunch Club!

Well done, Alice. Please don’t beat yourself up too much about your time. Everyone has good and bad runs. Sunday was my first ever marathon and I made it round in 6:21. It was quite a bit slower than I’d hoped (I was doing fine up to about 15 miles but had to walk most of the way home) and was a bit upset about it yesterday. But it’s important to look for the positives: for me, it’s that I am fit enough to finish a marathon distance, I had only run 10 miles continuously before July, and I can learn from the experience to hopefully do better in future. Keep your chin up. You did great! Adam