MORE ABOUT EMILY REDVENTURE
My Story
My aim for social media is to be authentic and true to myself. I want to showcase both my imperfections and my successes. I believe that ordinary women can achieve extraordinary things when they set their minds to it.
EMILY REDVENTURE ACHIEVEMENTS
NOTABLE RACES / EVENTS
2025
Hyrox (Manchester, Women's Relay & Women's Doubles Pro)​
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2024
Hyrox (Manchester, Women's Doubles Pro)
Tatton Park 10 km (PB race)
Off Road Duathlon (Delemere Forrest)
Hyrox (London Olympia, Women's Open)
Hyrox (Birmingham, Women's Pro & Mixed Doubles)
Hyrox (Manchester, Women's Doubles)
Hyrox (London Excel, Women's Open)
Hike The Great Glen Way
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2023
British Firefighter Challenge (Manchester)
Hyrox (Birmingham, Women's Open)
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2022
Hyrox (London, Mixed Doubles)j
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2021
Ironman UK (DNF)
British Firefighter Challenge (Fire Service College)
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2019
British Firefighter Challenge (Hull)
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2018
World OCR Championship (age group)
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2017
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2016
Brutal Enduro (2nd place)
Airfield Anarchy EPIC (2nd place)
UK OCR Championship (elite)
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2015
London Marathon (£1846 raised for Sense)
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2013 - 2014
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2008 - 2012
2021 Peak District
2021 Cotswolds
2022 Dartmoor Way
2022 France - Eurovelo 4
2023 Hadrian's Wall
2024 Rebellion Way - Norfolk
CHALLENGES I'VE SET MYSELF
One Mountain A Month - I ran/walk/climbed up a different mountain every month during 2018
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Weighted WOD a Week - I did a CrossFit workout wearing my weighted vest every week during 2019
VOLUNTEERING
RASASC (rape and sexual abuse support center)
Awareness Ambassador. This charity supports people who have been affected by sexual violence.
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London 2017 IAAF World Athletics Championships
Sport Team (racewalking event) and Transport Team Member
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London 2012 Olympics
Skating Nurse in the opening ceremony
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Festival Stewarding with Oxfam
Glastonbury
Glade
Download
Boomtown
EDUCATION
I initially struggled with my GCSEs and A-Levels, not putting in the necessary effort. However, I realized I needed to step up to achieve my goal of attending university, so I took the initiative to return to sixth form during my gap year to apply.
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Given my less-than-stellar A-Level results, I opted for a foundation science year before pursuing my bachelor's degree in Forensic Science at APU (now Anglia Ruskin University), where I proudly earned a 2.1 with honours.
After working in a lab for a couple of years, my passion for learning reignited me to pursue a master's degree in Toxicology at The University of Surrey, which is my greatest achievement so far. I've also always aspired to complete a PhD, so perhaps that is in my future one day.
During my gap year before university I worked at the Bear Factory in Hamley's on Regent Street, such an iconic store where I had the best time.
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During my student days at APU I worked at the music venue The Junction, where I experienced so many fantastic bands and club nights, working with a fabulous bunch of friends, it hardly felt like work at all.
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Following university at APU, my first lab job was with Sigma-Genosys, whereby I started as a Synthesis Technician making oligonucleotides, and I moved into the QC team doing quality assurance. But after a few years university life called back to me.
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Once I'd completed my masters I struck lucky with my dream job of becoming a Forensic Toxicology Analyst with the FSS (Forensic Science Service), and it was only due to the company being closed by the government that I had to leave.
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I temporarily joined the MHRA (medicines and healthcare products regulatory agency) as a Scientific Specialist to help them clear a backlog of work.
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But I then landed my second dream job with LGC (now acquired by Eurofins) as a Forensic Toxicology Reporting Officer. Learning how to go to court to give evidence was exceptionally thrilling, and I progressed in this role after a few years to become a Casework Lead for the road traffic toxicology unit.
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By now I'd got some great experience in Forensic Science, but I decided I wanted to move out of London so that I could live closer to the mountains. I joined Key Forensic Services (KFS) up in Warrington, and moved my whole life up there.
But more adventure was calling to me and it wasn't long before I packed it all in and joined the Fire Service with Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) as a firefighter.
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