Tim Cuddeford

Run with Tim

Nystagmus Network trustee, Tim Cuddeford, will be running the London Vitality 10k for the charity on 27 May next year.

If you’d like to run with Tim, we have a limited number of FREE places available. To qualify, all you need to do is:

  • have a close connection with nystagmus or have the condition yourself
  • be willing to set up a Justgiving page for your sponsors
  • commit to raise at least £250

If you’d like to run for the Nystagmus Network, please contact us today.

Thank you

 

Sam to run London 10k for the Nystagmus Network

Sam Jones, Nystagmus Network trustee and runner, introduces himself.

I was born in 1983 with Cone Dysfunction and Nystagmus. Because of me, my mother, Vivien Jones, founded the Nystagmus Network. Next year I’ll be running my third London marathon to raise funds for the charity, so I’ve decided to run the London Vitality 10k and the Chase the Sun this year, in preparation for 2019.

I have Cone Dysfunction and Nystagmus, which means fairly strong sensitivity to light (my eyes are secretly blue but I wear brown lenses!), very short sight and occasional oscillopsia (the world shakes about). I’m completely colour blind, too.

I take my running seriously. I finalised the training vision, finessed the training strategy, drafted the training implementation plan and gave a bit of thought to the training work breakdown matrix. I also bought myself a fitbit. Then I finally got out to do some running!

It’s a real privilege to be running for a cause so close to my heart and I’ll be giving it my all on the day.

To sponsor Sam, please visit his Justgiving page. Thank you.

 

 

Want to run the London Vitality 10k for the Nystagmus Network?

If you’re looking for a challenge and would like to help this charity raise funds, why not sign up for one of our free places in the London Vitality 10k on 28 May?
All we ask is that you set up a Justgiving page for your sponsors, agree to raise at least £100 for the charity and wear your free Nystagmus Network running vest to help us raise awareness.

Interested?

Please contact us here.