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CHELTENHAM, England (AP) &mdash; Being stuck at home didn&rsquo;t stop a British man from running an outdoor marathon.
				James Campbell, a former professional javelin thrower, spent his 32nd birthday on Wednesday doing 20-foot shuttles from one end of his small backyard to the other after promising to run a marathon if one of his Twitter messages received 10,000 retweets.
				By the time Campbell completed the marathon in just over five hours, he had raised more than $22,000 for Britain&rsquo;s National Health Service to help battle the coronavirus pandemic.
				The effort &mdash; labeled the #6metregardenmarathon &mdash; was live-streamed, with former England soccer great Geoff Hurst among the viewers. Neighbors poked their heads over the backyard fence to give Campbell encouragement.
				Campbell ran across a patch of grass, some stones and a small patio. He calculated he would have to traverse his yard at least 7,000 times to reach 26.2 miles.

British man runs marathon in backyard during lockdown