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Can three minutes in freezing water reduce inflammation, boost testosterone, and improve your relationships? We talk with Dr. Thomas Seager, co-founder of Morozoco, about the powerful impact of cold plunge therapy on physical and mental wellness. Dr. Seager shares how cold exposure helped him overcome a midlife crisis and prostate health concerns, offering both scientific insight and personal stories. We explore how cold therapy reduces inflammation, supports testosterone levels, and activates the calming dive reflex. The conversation emphasizes the psychological benefits of ice baths, from ...

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Gerry and Jim talk the current phase of training, Open Water Skill Building and how to implement it into your training. Also covered, various endurance sport topics including the Enhanced Games, Kona Qualification, Swim Strength Training. Enjoy! Thank you to Precision Fuel and Hydration for supporting the show. PF and H is the GO TO hydration and nutrition fueling product for enduance sport. For 15% off to be applied to your account click this link, https://www.precisionhydration.com/us/en/?code=TW2025&utm_source=tower+26&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=shownotes&utm_id=tower+26&...

Joe’s joined by Tom Epton in Font-Romeau for a classic Junk Yard Dogs chat. They talk training setups, altitude benefits, and the contrast between Andorra and the French mountains. The pair dissect recent race results and take a closer look at the upcoming T100 San Francisco, including a possible repeat showdown between Marten Van Riel, Kyle Smith, and Rico Bogen. They share candid takes on prize money, the shifting landscape of long-course triathlon, and finish with a chaotic deep-dive into the Enhanced Games and the absurdity of doping in sport. Unfiltered, scrappy, and completely on ...

Becca and Jon discuss various topics related to ultra marathons, including the impact of weather on race conditions, the importance of hydration and electrolytes, and how to differentiate between injury and discomfort during races. They also talk about Tennessee's first 200 miler Big Al's. They also emphasize the need for runners to listen to their bodies and make informed decisions about their health and performance. Becca discusses her experiences with phantom pain, the mental resilience required in endurance sports, and the importance of distinguishing between discomfort and injury. They ...

In this episode Becca Jones and Big Jon discuss their personal updates, including the challenges of the past week and their experiences at a recent race. They delve into the excitement of March Madness, particularly focusing on the Barkley Marathons, and share their thoughts on the post-race blues, emphasizing the hormonal changes that runners experience after completing a race. The conversation highlights the importance of community in ultra running and the emotional rollercoaster that follows significant events. In this conversation, They discuss the unique challenges faced by endurance ...

Lil bit of everything on this one:Mike signs up for a race, we recap a myriad of recent events in the area, and Will talks about his FKT attempt and his hatred of golf and baseball. We also answer listener questions and challenge the Boulder Boys to the 2026 Stump Jump.

Retrouvez l’ensemble des épisodes du podcast Dans la Tête d'un Cycliste de Sunday Night Productions iciPoids et Performance : Faut-il vraiment être léger pour aller vite ? (entre mythe et réalité) Alléger la balance, est-ce vraiment le secret pour aller plus vite ?Dans cet épisode, Laurie-Anne, nutritionniste du sport, nous éclaire sur le très commenté ratio poids/puissance. Avec rigueur et clarté, on démêle le vrai du faux autour d’un sujet aussi crucial que délicat dans le monde du cyclisme.Un épisode à écouter pour mieux rouler et lâcher prise sur les kilos ! ...

In this episode of the Ultra Crew podcast, hosts Becca and Jon discuss their experiences at the Feral Mountain 100, including the challenges faced during the race, the emotional toll of quitting, and the importance of community support. The conversation highlights the struggles and triumphs of ultra running, emphasizing the personal journey and the impact of mental health on performance. Exploring the complexities of mental health in sports and the commitment to personal growth, emphasizing that the journey is as important as the destination.

Becca and Jon discuss their recent experiences at various running events in Tennessee, emphasizing the importance of community and conservation efforts in preserving green spaces. They share insights on the challenges of running in busy parks, the etiquette of using Bluetooth speakers while running, and the necessity of keeping dogs on leashes in public spaces. The conversation highlights the joys and frustrations of the running community, as well as the beauty of nature and the need for responsible outdoor practices. In this conversation, Becca and Jon discuss the importance of respecting ...

How time has flown. January and episode 1 just feels like yesterday. The full panel is back to recap their final month of training heading into Comrades 2025. They also take on some questions from each other towards the race goals. The back of the episode is also a fortunate experience as we head into the Nedbank elite camp to speak to the 'happy bunch' Edward, Tete and Johannes. Enjoy the ep and all the best to those heading to Comrades 2025.

Gerry and Jim talk the current phase of training, Open Water Skill Building and how to implement it into your training. Also covered, various endurance sport topics including the Enhanced Games, Kona Qualification, Swim Strength Training. Enjoy! Thank you to Precision Fuel and Hydration for supporting the show. PF and H is the GO TO hydration and nutrition fueling product for enduance sport. For 15% off to be applied to your account click this link, https://www.precisionhydration.com/us/en/?code=TW2025&utm_source=tower+26&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=shownotes&utm_id=tower+26&...

In this episode of the Ultra Crewed Podcast, hosts Becca and Jon delve into various themes surrounding ultra running, personal responsibility, and community engagement. They discuss the importance of acknowledging one's own actions and the impact of external factors on personal growth. The conversation also touches on the responsibilities of dog ownership, tips for running with long hair, and strategies to avoid burnout in the sport. Throughout the episode, they emphasize the significance of community support and the need for balance in one's running journey. In this episode, Becca and Jon ...

Are you making food choices based on science… or on social media? I'm joined by Zoë Rom and Kylee Van Horn, the duo behind the podcast Your Diet Sucks, to unpack the complicated, often confusing world of diet culture in endurance sports. With Zoë’s background in journalism and Kylee’s clinical expertise as a sports dietitian, they team up to challenge the nutrition narratives athletes are constantly fed—from TikTok trends to supplement fads!We explore:The origins of Your Diet Sucks and what inspired their myth-busting missionHow cultural “stickiness,” media algorithms, and ...

Ninety nine seconds—that’s all Peter’s lungs can manage on his first post-transplant run. But the shock of those agonizing, 200 meters ignites an out‑loud promise to himself: Peter pledges he will run the 2022 TCS New York City Marathon, just 12 weeks away. Starting with small steps, Peter shrinks the city into single‑block laps, keeping the memory of coughing up blood in reserve as inspiration to keep moving forward, step by step, to the start line on Staten Island. Race day erupts in tears and cannons and unexpected angels. Peter attempts to leave the patient ...

Episode 5-512 – Michael Ceely the Discipline of Athletes Over Hate· Podcast link -> https://shows.acast.com/runrunlive· Buy a book -> https://booklocker.com/books/13731.html· Amazon -> https://www.amazon.com/After-Apocalypse-Story-Pandemic-Survival/dp/0977234207Hello my running friends. Today is the last of our four episodes focusing on the culture hate. We have a conversation with Michael and talk about it from an athlete’s point of view. In section one I have a delightful story for you about industrial poultry products and in section two is a ...

Nach ihren ersten Rennen der Saison zeichnet sich jetzt schon ab: Vanessa Mikitenko wird auch 2025 keine Gefangenen machen. Max spricht mit der Läuferin, deren Nachname bitte allen geläufig ist. Sonst nochmal googln, oder ganz genau zuhören.Vanessa auf IG: https://www.instagram.com/vanessa.mikitenko/

This week, we’re joined by Chris Farrimond, a fell runner from Wigan. Chris talks about finding his way into the sport just before the world shut down in 2020, the people that keep him inspired and, of course, those iconic handmade shoes from Bolton.Thank you for listening. Find us on Facebook and InstagramArchive audio- Is Wigan becoming too modern? 1970 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Rest Day, Freetrail's occasional news pod covering the latest happenings in trail running. The docket today: Western States Training CampJim Walmsley, Hayden Hawks, & Jon Rea withdraw from Western StatesIs Kilian the WS favorite?Unbreakable 2 cancellationWhat to expect at at TrailConFreetrail's Trailgating coverage of Broken Arrow and WSZegama recapSunnape Scramble preview REGISTER FOR TRAILCON Sponsors: Use code freetrail10 for 10% off Speedland FootwearGrab a trail running pack from OspreyUse code FREETRAIL25 for 25% off your first order of NEVERSECOND ...

🎙️ Épisode spécial – Marathon de Boston 2025C’est le moment de plonger dans les coulisses d’un marathon pas comme les autres… Dans cet épisode, Josée nous emmène avec elle sur les mythiques routes du Marathon de Boston 2025, un parcours exigeant, vibrant d’histoire, de défis et d’émotions.Oui, cette fois, le chrono a affiché 44 minutes de plus qu’à mon dernier marathon au P’tit Train du Nord en octobre. Et pourtant… ce Boston, c’est une réussite. Une grande réussite. Pourquoi? Parce qu’il y a des courses qui nous testent, pas juste dans les jambes, mais ...