They're bad, they're boys, and occasionally they talk about running.

Yes, it's the Bad Boy Running podcast with your host, Jody Rainsford, and David Heller.

Come back.

Baby, come back.

But a bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye.

I must admit I was a clown to be messing around, but that doesn't mean that you have to leave town.

As ever, we like to continue our conversations by then making spurious comments and getting in actual experts eventually to clean up the mess that we've

caused in our aspersions. So to do exactly that, we have found one of the leading experts in running

podiatry. Thank goodness they exist. Yes, yes. So welcome on the podcast, all right from Australia.

Tim Branson.

Wee!

Thank you, boys. Glad to be on.

So, Tim, tell us about, so you're part of running labs.

You specialize in running podiatry.

Like what comes first, the running or the podiatry in terms of your development?

My development was, well, it's an interesting one.

If we talked as pure running, running would have come first.

I played rugby for a long time. I was a winger, so it was all about speed. And so I did a lot of sprint training, a lot of track training over the years. Then there was podiatry, still playing rugby. And then I spent a couple of years in your Fairland playing some rugby with black heath and then coming back to

Australia's when I yeah there's a it's pretty dark back there but there's a little little bit of

black heath on the wall over there one of those jerseys oh that decent seam was the start of the

london marathon as well isn't it it's a good one named rugby club yep yeah the oldest open rugby club in the world which i think means the oldest non-known rugby club. Yep. Yeah, the oldest open rugby club in the world,

which I think means the oldest non-school rugby club in the world,

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