The Running Room x [mo]re than a run
[mo]re than a run is a community-driven running event that unites people around the world to support mental health and well-being. It’s more than just a run—it’s a movement designed to mobilise runners, spark conversations, and raise funds for mental health initiatives. Whether you're a solo runner or part of a club, the focus isn’t on speed or competition—it’s about showing up, connecting, and making an impact.
Unlike traditional running events, [mo]re than a run isn’t about podium finishes or personal bests. It’s about bringing people together for a purpose—raising awareness for mental health and breaking down the stigma around it. By the end of 2026, we aim to mobilise 25,000 runners globally and raise $5 million for mental health organisations by 2030.
Runners of [mo]re than a run can choose between running one of 3 distances that are tied closely to a mental health statistic we are passionate about changing:
10km for the one in ten men around the world living with an anxiety disorder.
30km for the 30% rise in the number of Australian men dying by suicide over the last decade.
60km for the 60 men we lose to suicide each hour, every hour around the world.
Workshop Details:
Date: Saturday 28th November 2026
Time:
60km: 4am
30km: 7am
10km: 9am
Location: The Running Room Burleigh Clinic
Address: 2/63 West Burleigh Road, QLD 4220
Organisers: Harry Lord and Jade Henley-Smith
Capacity: Exclusively capped at 100 participants
Contact: For any questions or cancellations contact harry@therunningroom.net
Organisers
Harry Lord
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Harry believes high quality care requires effective education and rehabilitation that is specific to the individual’s goals.
Harry works with all kind of athletes, and his expertise is based around treating running related injuries. Whether you are striving towards your first 5km without any running experience or competing at the professional level Harry will get you back to your best.
Personally, Harry loves running and have competed in various events over the world, including many marathons and ultramarathons. Harry states that although he will never be competing for the podium, It is his love of the sport, the people, how it is suited for all capabilities, and the mental health benefits that inspires him.
Currently, Harry is offering his unique expertise and knowledge to treat patients online. Harry’s strength comes from being able to navigate the intricacies of running related injuries and creating programs that minimise the risk of injury and facilitate running longer, faster, and with less pain.
You can book online below and see Harry, your expert running physio.
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[mo]re than a run is a community-driven running event that unites people around the world to support mental health and well-being. It’s more than just a run—it’s a movement designed to mobilise runners, spark conversations, and raise funds for mental health initiatives. Whether you're a solo runner or part of a club, the focus isn’t on speed or competition—it’s about showing up, connecting, and making an impact.
Unlike traditional running events, [mo]re than a run isn’t about podium finishes or personal bests. It’s about bringing people together for a purpose—raising awareness for mental health and breaking down the stigma around it. By the end of 2026, we aim to mobilise 25,000 runners globally and raise $5 million for mental health organisations by 2030.
Runners of [mo]re than a run can choose between running one of 3 distances that are tied closely to a mental health statistic we are passionate about changing:
10km for the one in ten men around the world living with an anxiety disorder.
30km for the 30% rise in the number of Australian men dying by suicide over the last decade.
60km for the 60 men we lose to suicide each hour, every hour around the world.
Workshop Details:
Date: Saturday 28th November 2026
Time:
60km: 4am
30km: 7am
10km: 9am
Location: The Running Room Burleigh Clinic
Address: 2/63 West Burleigh Road, QLD 4220
Organisers: Harry Lord and Jade Henley-Smith
Capacity: Exclusively capped at 100 participants
Contact: For any questions or cancellations contact harry@therunningroom.net
Jade Henley-Smith
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With a background as a former national-level sprinter and current endurance event enthusiast, she has a keen interest in running-related injuries, rehabilitation, and performance. She combines evidence-based exercise prescription with hands-on manual therapy to create personalised treatment plans that help patients recover from injury, improve function, and achieve their goals.
Outside of the clinic, Jade is highly involved in local running and cycling communities and has a strong passion for helping others enjoy an active lifestyle. In her spare time, you'll usually find her training for her next fitness event, catching up with friends at a local coffee shop, or making the most of the beach.
Bachelor of Health Science(Physiotherapy)
GEMT Level 1 Dry Needling
Level 1 ASCA strength and conditioning coach
Zac Turner
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An endurance athlete himself Zac is a five time Ironman finisher including the 2022 Ironman World Championship in Hawaii. Zac has a particular passion for working with runners, triathletes and active individuals. He combines evidence based physiotherapy with strength and conditioning principles to not only treat injuries but address the underlying factors that contribute to them.
Throughout his career, Zac has worked across a range of high performance sporting environments including AFLW, NRLW, swimming and Olympic pathway athletes. His experience ranges from weekend warriors training for their first event through to elite athletes competing at the highest level.
Zac believes the best outcomes come from understanding each person's goals and developing an individualised plan that keeps them moving with confidence. Whether you're preparing for your first 5 km, chasing a marathon personal best or simply wanting to stay active, he'll work with you every step of the way.
Outside the clinic, you'll usually find Zac training for his next endurance event, spending time with his young family or enjoying the beaches on the Gold Coast.