Among the runners in Milton Keynes on Sunday February 2 will be four men who have changed their relationship with alcohol and are raising money for Alcohol Change UK, the charity behind Dry January.
Dry January finish line is start of a healthier new life for some drinkers Hundreds of people will be marking the end of Dry January with a 10k run this weekend.
Mr Linnitt, a chartered legal executive and managing partner at Beyond Legal, now channels his energy into taking on endurance challenges including ultra marathons as well as climbing Kilimanjaro and a planned attempt to conquer Mont Blanc in June.
While some will be looking forward to celebrating the end of an alcohol-free month, for others the end of January is the start of a healthier, happier new life.
He realised in 2016 that alcohol was affecting his wellbeing, work and those around him, so he tried Dry January.
