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As a collective the boys manage to put in some more miles than last week and smash this weeks training. Kaz raises the bat with his first 100k week and wonders why no one has a list of top 5's top 5's. Tim chats sound running and gives out an even better flag during queries and theories. Jordo has another crack convincing Kaz his Sunday long runs are too early and soaks up some training with a down week. Song of the Week Queries & Theories Tim's Sporting Quiz Hot Take

Alex welcomes Diego Estrada to the show and we talk about his running journey, competing for Mexico at the Olympics, coaching and more!

Today’s episode is brought to you with the support of New Balance. 👟** Originally aired 27 May, 2024 and worth a (re)listen**Hello everyone. Today’s guest is one of the region’s most prominent sports journalists. She and I met years ago while I was working in public relations, managing the communications for Yas Marina Circuit for the Formula One Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, and Reem was working as a journalist with Sport 360. Since that time, Reem’s career has flourished. She is a sports writer, columnist and video journalist for UAE's The National and Saudi Arabia’s...

Today’s episode is one that every runner, from total beginners to marathon veterans and everyone in between, can relate to. We’re talking about those days when… you’re just not feeling it.Today we’ll talk about why that happens, what to do about it, and how to keep showing up for yourself even when it’s hard.📹 Check out the video version of this podcast edgeathlete.me/youtube🏆 Connect with Edge Athlete Lounge: @edgeathletelounge 🧑‍💻 https://edgeathletelounge.com/ 👟 Connect with Coach Robyn: @coach.robyn 👟 Connect with Coach Chris: @thechrismosier 🎶 Music ...

You’ve crossed the finish line, collected your medal, and maybe even smashed a PB — but now what? In this episode, we answer your questions about what happens after the big race. Rose has just London marathon, Steph's fresh off 100k for England, and we’re both dragging ourselves out of that weird post-race headspace. We discuss how we recover: from the post-race blues to the art of actually doing nothing, how to know when to start running again, and why your brain can feel as tired as your legs. Whether you’ve already booked your next goal or wondering if you’ll ever feel “...

You’ve crossed the finish line, collected your medal, and maybe even smashed a PB — but now what? In this episode, we answer your questions about what happens after the big race. Rose has just London marathon, Steph's fresh off 100k for England, and we’re both dragging ourselves out of that weird post-race headspace. We discuss how we recover: from the post-race blues to the art of actually doing nothing, how to know when to start running again, and why your brain can feel as tired as your legs. Whether you’ve already booked your next goal or wondering if you’ll ever feel “...

You’ve crossed the finish line, collected your medal, and maybe even smashed a PB — but now what? In this episode, we answer your questions about what happens after the big race. Rose has just London marathon, Steph's fresh off 100k for England, and we’re both dragging ourselves out of that weird post-race headspace. We discuss how we recover: from the post-race blues to the art of actually doing nothing, how to know when to start running again, and why your brain can feel as tired as your legs. Whether you’ve already booked your next goal or wondering if you’ll ever feel “...

You’ve crossed the finish line, collected your medal, and maybe even smashed a PB — but now what? In this episode, we answer your questions about what happens after the big race. Rose has just London marathon, Steph's fresh off 100k for England, and we’re both dragging ourselves out of that weird post-race headspace. We discuss how we recover: from the post-race blues to the art of actually doing nothing, how to know when to start running again, and why your brain can feel as tired as your legs. Whether you’ve already booked your next goal or wondering if you’ll ever feel “...

You’ve crossed the finish line, collected your medal, and maybe even smashed a PB — but now what? In this episode, we answer your questions about what happens after the big race. Rose has just London marathon, Steph's fresh off 100k for England, and we’re both dragging ourselves out of that weird post-race headspace. We discuss how we recover: from the post-race blues to the art of actually doing nothing, how to know when to start running again, and why your brain can feel as tired as your legs. Whether you’ve already booked your next goal or wondering if you’ll ever feel “...

You’ve crossed the finish line, collected your medal, and maybe even smashed a PB — but now what? In this episode, we answer your questions about what happens after the big race. Rose has just London marathon, Steph's fresh off 100k for England, and we’re both dragging ourselves out of that weird post-race headspace. We discuss how we recover: from the post-race blues to the art of actually doing nothing, how to know when to start running again, and why your brain can feel as tired as your legs. Whether you’ve already booked your next goal or wondering if you’ll ever feel “...

You’ve crossed the finish line, collected your medal, and maybe even smashed a PB — but now what? In this episode, we answer your questions about what happens after the big race. Rose has just London marathon, Steph's fresh off 100k for England, and we’re both dragging ourselves out of that weird post-race headspace. We discuss how we recover: from the post-race blues to the art of actually doing nothing, how to know when to start running again, and why your brain can feel as tired as your legs. Whether you’ve already booked your next goal or wondering if you’ll ever feel “...

You’ve crossed the finish line, collected your medal, and maybe even smashed a PB — but now what? In this episode, we answer your questions about what happens after the big race. Rose has just London marathon, Steph's fresh off 100k for England, and we’re both dragging ourselves out of that weird post-race headspace. We discuss how we recover: from the post-race blues to the art of actually doing nothing, how to know when to start running again, and why your brain can feel as tired as your legs. Whether you’ve already booked your next goal or wondering if you’ll ever feel “...

You’ve crossed the finish line, collected your medal, and maybe even smashed a PB — but now what? In this episode, we answer your questions about what happens after the big race. Rose has just London marathon, Steph's fresh off 100k for England, and we’re both dragging ourselves out of that weird post-race headspace. We discuss how we recover: from the post-race blues to the art of actually doing nothing, how to know when to start running again, and why your brain can feel as tired as your legs. Whether you’ve already booked your next goal or wondering if you’ll ever feel “...

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In this informal and energetic episode of the MindBodyMarathon podcast, Dr. Leo Kormanik and Zach Goulet announce the launch of their new running coaching service, Faster Without Fail, inspired by Leo’s book of the same name. The show is hosted by Samua Kormanik, Dr. Leo's wife. The coaching program combines years of experience in exercise physiology, chiropractic care, injury rehab, and elite-level training. Leo shares his journey from exercise physiology and internships at the Olympic Training Centers in Chula Vista and Colorado Springs to becoming a sports chiropractor, drawing on a ...

Pour courir sur la route, sur les chemins sinueux ou encore sur la piste , les différences morphologiques sont bien réelles et pour certaines antinomiques. Alors existe t-il une morphologie parfaite pour courir ? Peut-on se sculpter un corps parfaitement adapté à notre discipline ?Dans cet épisode Guillaume et Tristan vous livrent tous les secrets de la morphologie parfaite en course à pied ! Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

This episode of the podcast is brought to you by Active Forever - Use FAST at checkout and get 10% off your first orderIf you have a question you'd like answered on the podcast you can submit it here: https://coachparry.com/fbf-questionAlso, while you're here, grab your spot in our upcoming Faster Beyond 50 Masterclass if you'd like to run pain and injury-free for years to come: https://coachparry.com/npuc-MasterclassGrab one of our Faster Beyond 50 Training Frameworks here: http://coachparry.com/faster-beyond-50Listen to The She Runs Strong Podcast: https://sherunsstrong.transistor.fm/...

I sit down with Coree Woltering—pro athlete for Merrell, Janji, and Smartwool—for a raw and hilarious conversation about his redemption at the Cocodona 250. From being the very first person to drop out of the inaugural race to finishing it five years later, Coree shares the highs, lows, and muddy middle miles of his journey.We talk about impromptu race entries (Venmoed Southern States 200), wild hallucinations, ankle weirdness, and what happens when your crew gets stranded with a flat tire halfway through a 250-mile race. Coree also opens up about finding joy in ultra-distance running, ...

In the fifty years since his tragic death in a car crash, Steve Prefontaine has towered over American distance running. One of the most recognizable and charismatic figures to ever run competitively in the United States, Prefontaine has endured as a source of inspiration and fascination—a talent who presaged the American running boom of the late 1970s and helped put Nike on the map as the brand’s first celebrity-athlete face. Now on the anniversary of his untimely death, author Brendan O’Meara, host of the Creative Nonfiction podcast, offers a fresh, definitive retelling of Prefontaine’s life.

In this episode of Ron's Update podcast, Ron shares his journey back to running after dealing with melanoma. He talks about his training regimen, including how he's preparing for the upcoming Peachtree race. Despite setbacks, like surgeries and a bout with COVID, Ron remains determined to improve his endurance and enjoy his runs. Follow along as Ron discusses his progress with a new training app, his weekly running schedule, and how he balances comfort and competitiveness as he ages. Join Ron as he aims to inspire others by pursuing his goal to keep running well into his later years. Listen in...