In 2013 Corinne Hutton had both her hands and her legs below the knees amputated after suffering an acute case of pneumonia and septicaemia that very nearly killed her. Since then she has completely rebuilt her life, learned how to walk again and also set up a charity called Finding Your Feet that aims to help others affected by limb loss. Not content with all this, she took on the AJ Bell London Triathlon in 2017 to help raise money for this great cause. You can watch the highlights from her race as well as her talking through her remarkable training regime here:
Corinne Hutton takes on the AJ Bell London Triathlon
Corinne Hutton’s achievement in the AJ Bell London Triathlon was truly inspirational. Take a look at our new video to see how she swam, rode and ran around London, despite having no hands or feet.
Corinne's AJ Bell London Triathlon training diary - Entry one
Corinne, founder of the charity Finding Your Feet, is taking on this year's AJ Bell London Triathlon. In this video diary entry she explains how her training and preparations are very different to most other competitors’ ...
Corinne's AJ Bell London Triathlon training diary - Entry two
In the latest of Corinne Hutton’s triathlon blog entries you’ll find out why she has yet to start her training! Trust us though; she has an extremely good excuse …
Corinne's AJ Bell London Triathlon training diary - Entry three
Just a few weeks after an operation to remove her lung, Corinne has managed to swim 20 lengths in the pool. Watch her latest blog entry to find out how the rest of her training is going.
Corinne's AJ Bell London Triathlon training diary - Entry four
Despite even more setbacks to her training, Corinne Hutton still manages to find something to smile about – namely her shiny new set of specialised running blades!