I’ve taken a break from walking the South Downs Way for the last four months. Today I…
By Jill PringleAn early Spring in my Steps…
By Jill Pringle By Jill Pringle By Jill Pringle By Jill PringlePaddling with my hands: pain and hip dysplasia
By Jill Pringle
People often ask me if it hurts to walk. The answer is ‘sometimes’. Funnily enough, since I…
By Jill PringleHip-py New Year!
By Jill Pringle
Wow. What a year 2018 has been for me and my hips. I celebrated my Birthday three…
By Jill PringleThese hips weren’t made for walking
By Jill Pringle
Yet here I am having just completed two more days and 12.5 miles walking my hips along…
By Jill PringleBest foot forward. Winchester to Exton in 46,000 steps.
By Jill Pringle
It’s estimated that one in every 1000 people are born with hip-dysplasia. It takes many forms and…
By Jill PringleWalking Test Two: Jill (not Jack) goes up Beacon Hill
By Jill Pringle
Today I took a sneaky day off work and headed for the South Downs Way. My goal…
By Jill PringleWalking Test One: Ditchling Beacon
By Jill Pringle
Last week I completed my first South Downs Way walking test, with my good friend Beth and…
By Jill PringleLeft hip, right path. Getting me walking with hip dysplasia.
By Jill Pringle
Recently I found myself overnight in Alfriston which, as it happens, is directly on the South Downs…
By Jill PringleIf the shoe doesn’t fit… orthotics and hip dysplasia
By Jill Pringle
Walking my first 10K for Steps last month taught me a couple of valuable lessons. Firstly, I…
By Jill PringleMy 10K Walk. Fitting in by Standing Out.
By Jill Pringle
Yesterday I walked my first ever 10K race. I consider myself lucky. Despite being born with hip dysplasia,…
By Jill Pringle