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Everyday Ultra

Tips on how to be a better endurance athlete, every day, directly from the world"s best runners! Whether you participate in endurance races as a hobby, or you"re a competitive ultra-endurance athlete, this podcast will help you achieve your goals when it comes to racing, training, and recovery. The show is hosted by Ultra-Endurance athlete, Joe Corcione, who has competed in Ultramarathons, Ultratriathlons, and Ironman races.

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01:05:12

Why Striving for Excellence Is the Key to Better...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/06/14

What If Becoming a Better Ultra Runner Starts With Raising Your Standards?What separates runners who consistently improve from those who stay stuck? It isn't just talent, fitness, or the perfect training plan—it's the standards they choose to live by every single day.We'll explore why striving for excellence can transform not only your ultrarunning but every area of your life. Instead of chasing perfection, you'll learn how small daily habits, intentional choices, and a commitment to

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01:05:21

How to Train for 200-Milers With a Full-Time Job,...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/06/12

Trying to balance work, family, travel, and ultra training? This episode proves you don't need a perfect schedule to chase extraordinary goals.Sarah Normand is a full-time professional, wife, mom, and 200-mile ultrarunner who has built success through consistency, adaptability, and a willingness to keep showing up. From transitioning out of road running to tackling some of the toughest endurance races, she shares the lessons that have helped her thrive on and off the trail.If you're training

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01:26:39

The Craziest Ultrarunning Stories We've Ever Heard:...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/06/11

What does it take to keep moving when everything tells you to quit?In this episode, the Lambros brothers share how they went from everyday athletes to running across Australia and the UK while raising hundreds of thousands of dollars for cancer research, overcoming injuries, brutal conditions, and setbacks that would end most attempts.This conversation is packed with lessons that every ultra runner can apply, whether you're training for your first 50K or chasing a 100-mile finish. You'll

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01:15:02

He Had Never Run 100 Miles…Then He Finished Cocodona...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/06/07

What does it take to go from barely running beyond 15 miles to finishing one of the toughest 250-mile ultramarathons in the world?Dr. Jeff Hammond shares a refreshingly honest look at what it really takes to chase a massive goal and embrace the unknown.This conversation is packed with practical wisdom, mindset shifts, and stories that will inspire you to think bigger while staying grounded in smart training and preparation.This episode will challenge the limits you place on yourself and give you a

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01:03:26

Peak Training for Ultrarunning: How to Nail It and...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/06/05

Peak training is where ultramarathon dreams are either reinforced—or quietly sabotaged.Most runners think peak weeks are simply about logging the biggest mileage of their training cycle. But the athletes who arrive at race day strong understand that these weeks are about much more than volume. Learning how to handle fatigue, testing race-day decisions before they matter, and balancing the fine line between building fitness and digging a hole too deep to climb out of.In this episode you will learn

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01:02:33

From Starting to Run at 51 to Running a 23-Hour 100...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/06/03

What does it really take to keep improving as an ultra runner year after year—and what if your best performances are still ahead of you?Everyday Ultra athlete Corey Walker shares his remarkable journey from starting running at age 51 to running a sub-24-hour hundred miler just a few years later. Corey’s story is a powerful reminder that progress comes from mastering the fundamentals, staying patient, and focusing on what you can control.In this episode, you'll discover:The mindset shift that

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00:58:20

Lessons From Over 40 races and a first Cocodona with...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/06/01

At just 23 years old, Lila Gaudrault has already built an ultra running resume that most athletes spend decades chasing. In this episode of the Everyday Ultra Podcast, Lila shares her unconventional path into ultrarunning, why she skipped the traditional collegiate running route, and what she learned from taking on her first 250-mile race at Cocodona.From discovering trail running as a teenager to navigating the highs, lows, and unexpected challenges of a multi-day adventure through Arizona, Lila

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00:57:59

Glute Pain, Sciatica, Hamstring Issues, and Hip...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/05/30

Glute pain, sciatica, hamstring issues, and hip impingements can be some of the most confusing — and frustrating — injuries runners deal with. Because when pain shows up in the glute, hip, hamstring, or low back, the actual cause isn’t always where you feel it.In this episode, I’m joined again by physical therapist and strength coach Kameron Harder to continue our injury prevention and rehab series for runners. This time, we break down some of the trickiest problem areas in the posterior chain and

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00:47:43

How to Structure Your Ultramarathon Training for the...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/05/30

Most ultrarunners train hard, but they don’t always train with the right structure.In this episode, I break down how to organize your ultramarathon training so you can build fitness, avoid burnout, and show up to race day actually prepared. We’ll cover how to balance easy runs, speed work, long runs, hills, recovery, and race-specific training so every part of your plan has a purpose.Whether you’re training for your first ultra or trying to level up for a 50K, 100K, 100-miler, or 200-mile race, this

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01:01:27

The 3 Types of Speed Work Every Ultrarunner Should Do

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/05/30

Speed work can be one of the biggest game-changers in ultramarathon training — but only if you know how to use it the right way.In this episode, I break down the three key types of speed work that every ultrarunner should understand: VO2 max workouts, lactate threshold workouts, and steady state workouts.You’ll learn what each workout actually does, how they’re different from each other, when to use them in your training, and how to structure them so you can build more fitness without blowing

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01:25:26

Western States 100 Training Camp: What I Learned 30...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/05/30

Training camps can be one of the most valuable tools in ultramarathon training — especially when you know how to use them the right way.In this episode, I recap my 3-day, 71-mile Western States 100 training camp and break down the biggest lessons I learned from running the course less than a month out from race day.I cover why training camps are so useful, how to structure one for your own race, what I learned about the Western States course, how I’m adjusting my race strategy, and the key takeaways

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01:13:04

The Double Boston Marathon: Running Two Boston...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/05/27

What happens when ultra runners bring an ultra mindset to one of the most iconic marathons in the world?In this episode we discuss taking on the “Double Boston” — running from the finish line to the start line of the Boston Marathon before turning around and running the official marathon itself. You’ll hear how different athletes approached the same challenge in completely different ways: chasing joy instead of pace goals, learning to stay present instead of obsessing over performance, and

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01:08:44

A Manifesto for Runners with a 9-5 Job with Brian...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/05/23

What does it really mean to be an ultra runner when you still have a full-time job, a family, responsibilities, and a life outside the trails?In this episode of the Everyday Ultra Podcast with Brian Peterson you will learn from one of the most honest and relatable conversations about what it means to chase big goals as part of the “95%” of runners balancing training with real life.From battling unhealthy habits … to taking on one of the hardest races he’s ever attempted with less-than-perfect

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02:14:24

From Injury to a 10 Hour PR at Cocodona: Randi...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/05/21

What does it take to go back to one of the hardest 200+ mile races in the world and run it 10 hours faster?In this episode, Randi Zuckerberg returns to the Everyday Ultra Podcast after finishing Cocodona 250 for the second time, and this time, she didn’t just finish—she leveled up in every way.After dealing with injury, rebuilding her body through strength training and swimming, setting an FKT on the Baja Sur Traverse, and coming back to Cocodona with unfinished business, Randi shares the full story

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01:01:25

How to Balance Ultra Training With a Busy Life, Fix...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/05/19

Training for an ultramarathon isn’t just about logging miles — it’s about figuring out how to fit those miles into a real life that includes work, relationships, responsibilities, stress, and everything else that comes with being a human.In this Q&A episode, I’m answering listener questions on some of the biggest challenges everyday ultrarunners face: how to balance training with a busy schedule, what to do when GI issues hit on race day, whether the 10% mileage rule actually matters, how to

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00:58:15

Cocodona 250 in 2026 and The Biggest Lessons: Belief,...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/05/19

Cocodona 250 delivered some of the most inspiring performances in ultrarunning — and inside those performances are lessons every ultrarunner can use, whether you’re chasing a podium, a PR, or simply trying to reach the finish line.In this episode, I break down the biggest takeaways from this year’s Cocodona 250, including what Rachel Entrekin’s historic overall win and Kilian Korth’s men’s course record can teach us about belief, preparation, execution, and resilience in long ultras.Because in races

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01:10:21

Rachel Entrekin and Kilian Korth on their Cocodona...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/05/09

Rachel Entrekin and Kilian Korth just rewrote what we thought was possible at Cocodona 250.Rachel became the overall champion, set the overall course record, and won Cocodona for the third time, making history in not only this race, but in the sport.Kilian won the men’s race, set a new men’s course record, and overcame many years of challenges at this race to become the fastest male to ever ran the course.In this episode, we sit down with Rachel and Kilian right after their historic performances to

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00:49:53

How to Run Farther, Achieve Bigger Running Goals, and...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/05/01

This episode is a special one — it was recorded live at the Boston Marathon Expo during an episode of For The Long Run.I joined Jon Levitt for a conversation all about what it really means to “go farther” — not just in running, but in life. And whether you’re chasing your first 5K, trying to PR your marathon, stepping into ultras, or taking on a goal that scares the hell out of you, this episode is all about helping you believe that you’re capable of more.In this episode, we talk about:How running

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01:16:00

Running a New Distance, When to Replace Running...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/05/01

How many miles is too many miles on a race shoe? How do you stop panicking about getting injured again when you’re coming back to running? Should you keep strength training during a taper? And what should you focus on before running a new distance?In this Q&A episode, I answer listener-submitted questions on some of the biggest topics that come up in ultramarathon training: race-day shoes, Cocodona race options, re-injury anxiety, setting race goals, strength training in the taper, dealing with

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01:03:56

The Science of Nutrition, Gut Training, Supplements,...

Everyday Ultra ·

2026/04/29

Are you actually fueling enough to support your ultramarathon training… or are you unknowingly sabotaging your performance?In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Emily Dow: nutrition scientist, strength and conditioning specialist, educator, and content creator who helps athletes cut through the BS and understand what the science actually says about performance nutrition.And this conversation is a must-listen for any ultrarunner who wants to train harder, recover better, avoid GI issues, and stay

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