Mark Armstrong is a Franchise Partner at ABC11. He specializes in sports journalism, covering themes such as sports business, health and wellness, and media and press. Mark's work has been featured in notable publications including Astronomy Now Magazine, Euronews, and Yahoo News UK, among others.
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Mark Armstrong's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly running and fitness-related events in Norwich. His interest also lies in personal experiences related to these activities. If you wish to reach out to him, consider providing insights or stories about local sporting events, marathons, fitness trends, and personal achievements within the realm of running and other sports. Additionally, considering his attention to government announcements and world affairs might help tailor your pitches effectively if they intersect with his interests.
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By: Mark Armstrong
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Mark Armstrong reflects on an unforgettable week at UTMB in Chamonix before returning home for one of Norfolk running’s biggest days, Run Norwich.
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Mark Armstrong reflects on a controlled Run Norwich 10K, breaking 40 minutes again and rediscovering the enjoyment of racing after a difficult…
