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17 May 2022
For Sport Science students, every day is action packed with engaging seminars, practicals and extra-curricular activities, which leave me feeling proactive and determined to do more. Read more…
15 March 2022
Hello I’m Georgia and here are my five reasons why I chose to study Sport and Exercise Science at ARU: Read more…
15 October 2021
Having studied Sport and Exercise Therapy at ARU for two years, I have been able to enjoy it both before COVID and throughout. To help you get an idea of what it might be like when you come to ARU, I’ve listed my top three memories. Read more…
1 April 2020
Sport and Exercise Science MSc student Morgan Little answers our questions about her experiences as an American student at ARU. Read more…
27 November 2019
As a Sport and Exercise Science student, my main sport is hockey, which I play at uni and for my home club. I also run in my spare time – and this year I'm stepping it up a bit, by taking part in the Cambridge Half Marathon 2020. Read more…
22 July 2019
At the beginning of my first year at ARU, I had the chance to become a Digital Student Ambassador - or DSA for short. So... how was it? Read more…
25 January 2019
Hello January! January is my favourite month of the year. It is a completely new chapter, a white sheet awaiting text, a beginning. But as I'm preparing to run the Cambridge Half Marathon, it's also a challenging, intensive and hard moment, full of dreams, ambitions and promises. Read more…
25 January 2019
January is here. Christmas and New Year have come and gone, and the Half is now a few months away. Training has begun in earnest, and in unison with every other runner out there, you’re experiencing the tough yet rewarding grind of winter training… Read more…
28 November 2018
Hola fellow runner. If you are reading this, you have successfully overcome the initial hurdle of signing up for the 2019 Cambridge half, or you’re nosy about those of us that have. Read more…
28 November 2018
Training for a race is your journey to the starting line. This is how I am preparing myself, mentally and physically, to get to the starting line. Read more…
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