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The Extramilest Podcast

The Extramilest Podcast helps athletes reach their full potential in training, racing and life. Interviews with world class athletes, coaches and rukus makers about health, wellness and performance. Hosted by endurance athlete Floris Gierman.

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01:08:49

#42: Nutrition for Athletes & Disordered Eating with...

The Extramilest Podcast ·

2020/12/04

Tawnee is a holistic health and endurance sports coach, mother, multi-sport athlete, writer and speaker. She has a master’s degree in exercise science, a bachelor’s in journalism, is a certified sports nutritionist (CISSN-ISSN) and certified strength and conditioning coach (CSCS-NSCA). Tawnee faced her share of health struggles behind the scenes. For 10 years, she experienced disordered eating and exercise addiction. We discuss her personal journey and what she has noticed in other athletes that

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01:05:05

#41: Running injury prevention and recovery, with...

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2020/11/20

Watch this conversation on YouTube here. Nate Helming (Strava) is a founder of The Run Experience, one of the largest YouTube running channels and online running coaching programs. In this show, we discuss running injuries, mobility, flexibility and strength training. We dive into topics like stretching, foam rolling and running form. Nate has a tremendous amount of knowledge in these areas and his passion for passing this on to others is evident in his words and works! We also talk about: being

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#40: Heart Rate Training, Speedwork and Running...

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2020/11/06

“During recovering is where the real adaptations of training are happening. That is not during the workout stress that you are putting on your body. That’s why I like this more holistic training approach, not just looking at the running component, but also at your stress levels, sleep, recovery, nutrition, hydration, all of these other elements that come into play to become an overall healthier athlete.” – Floris Gierman Today is a bit of a different show. I visit the Running and Fitness podcast

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01:17:20

#39: Improve Your Running and Health with Dr. Phil...

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2020/10/30

Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/DyE2J5pcWcA In this show, we welcome back Dr. Phil Maffetone. Many listeners to the podcast are already familiar with his work. He is a recognized researcher, coach and clinician in the area of food and nutrition, exercise, sports medicine and biofeedback. He is also the author of more than 20 books, including the first on heart rate monitor training in the early 1980’s. We discuss changes, challenges and uncertainty for most runners in 2020, 2021 and

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01:04:03

#38: Matt Fitzgerald on 80/20 Running & Running the...

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2020/10/16

“If you think something’s impossible, just know that you could well be wrong and so it’s best just to assume that you can just keep getting better." - Matt Fitzgerald. Matt Fitzgerald is an author, coach, nutritionist and athlete. Fascinated by elite performance and mindset, Matt draws parallels between elite and recreational running, in everything from dealing with injury to going after big goals. Matt draws on his time with professional runners at the HOKA NAZ Elite Summer run camp, in Flagstaff,

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01:07:40

#37: Greatest Running Lessons for 2020 and 2021!!!

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2020/10/02

Watch this full interview on YouTube here https://youtu.be/BN6npli_6Kg In our recent conversation, Julianne Dickerson (Strava), Bill Callahan (Strava) and Andy Hooks (Strava), who are no strangers to a challenge, discuss how 2020 has been for them; how the pandemic has impacted their race plans, what adaptations have been made as a result of cancelled events and what possibilities that have opened up, too. We consider what the future might look like for training and racing, as well as any learnings

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01:04:17

#36: How to Run Longer, with Albert Shank

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2020/08/12

Full video is available here: https://youtu.be/v9JNb3RavLM Albert Shank (https://www.strava.com/athletes/26803675) has 25+ years of running experience. He has learned many things over the years about ways to become a stronger, healthier and happier athlete. Recently he celebrated his 52nd birthday by running 52km in the Grand Canyon, pure joy. In this conversation we discuss many of his learnings and experiences with running over the years: His early years and progression through races; learning

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#35: MAF Training Frustrations and Improvements, with...

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2020/06/17

Kathryn and Jennifer Geyer have experienced their fair share of challenges and frustrations with MAF low heart rate training. On their first MAF test, they had to slow down to a 13:21 min / mile (8:04 min / km) at a heart rate of 142. This was much slower than their previous running paces. It is very common for athletes to question if this training approach is right, because initially the pace to run (or walk) is much slower than their "normal" running pace. The frustration levels were high at

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01:19:45

#34: Cracking Sub 3 at Boston 2020 Virtually, with...

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2020/05/14

“I was holding on to a light pole, because with every movement I would cramp. Literally my ear was cramping.” - Duc Trần This full video interview with running clips is on YouTube at https://youtu.be/f8hbzN6v_8I Duc Trần (Strava) doesn’t seem to do things by halves. From entering his first triathlon and first marathon within an Ironman competition, to a full-on CrossFit background, he had made great gains indeed. However, through injury and feeling broken at the end of events, Duc researched and

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01:04:47

#33: Kofuzi on MAF Heart Rate Training for Running

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2020/04/09

Mike Ko, aka Kofuzi (IG | YouTube) is in his own words “a non-elite road runner who vlogs about marathons, half marathons and being a non-elite”. He is a father of two young kids, based in Chicago. Kofuzi shares his journey with MAF low heart rate training, the world of vlogging, some of his favorite training and racing tools, as well as family life and adjustments made around the current Coronavirus. When he started with MAF training, he initially had to slow down from a 7:30 min / mile (so 4:39

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#32: Triathlon Taren on Heart Rate Training for...

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2020/04/02

"People train too hard on their easy days and not hard enough on their hard days." Taren Gesell aka Triathlon Taren (IG | YouTube) started out playing baseball, skateboarding and Curling competitively. After finding Triathlon at University he went on to become an All-World Ironman triathlete, IRONMAN U Certified Coach and ISSA Certified Specialist in Sports Nutrition. In this interview, Triathlon Taren gives us an honest and entertaining account of his beginnings, having an apparently typical

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01:07:43

#31: Dealing with Uncertainty and Limiting Stress |...

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2020/03/24

"There is so much fear, and perhaps rightfully so, about COVID-19. And, what if... If we subscribe to the philosophy that life is always working out for us, that there is an intelligence far greater than humans at work... That all is interconnected. What if... this corona virus is here to help us? To reset. To remember. What is truly important. Reconnecting with family and community. Reducing travel so that the environment, the skies, the air, our lungs all get a break." - Gurpreet Gill Gurpreet

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01:03:07

#30: Shut Your Mouth for Running and Health, with...

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2020/02/27

Lately I have been fascinated by the breath and various breathing techniques while running and sleeping. I have been experimenting a lot, inspired by Patrick McKeown, a breathing expert from Ireland. Having suffered with chronic asthma and nasal breathing difficulties for over 20 years, Patrick McKeown studied the Buteyko Breathing Method at the Buteyko Clinic, Moscow, Russia. As a breathing expert, Patrick has helped many people overcome similar issues to his own and has worked extensively with

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01:20:55

#29: How To Run Fast and Reach Big Goals, with 2:49...

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2020/02/01

Today 2:49 marathoner Julianne Dickerson shares many valuable takeaways for athletes of all levels. Last year she set a BIG GOAL to run her first Sub 3 Hour Marathon. Most athletes running Sub 3, will make it "just" under 3 hours in 2:59, or maybe a few minutes faster. At the recent CIM marathon, she skipped the entire 2:50’s and finished in an impressive 2:49! In this episode we talk in detail about: running in Alaska how she sets and accomplishes big goals mindset strategies to overcome

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#28: Misconceptions about MAF Training, by Floris...

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2020/01/17

In the past few years I have heard a lot more athletes talk about MAF Training, both in positive and negative ways. There are several misconceptions about MAF Training that I'm addressing in detail in today's podcast. Today a different episode, no guest, just me Floris Gierman. I would love to hear from you, what are your thoughts on MAF Training? Do you have any experience with it? Please let me know in the comments. Show notes: Big Book of Endurance Training and Racing by Dr Phil

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01:19:42

#27: No Pain All Gain with Amelia Vrabel

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2019/12/20

The video of this full interview is available here: https://youtu.be/rW6mr8A_dpA Amelia Vrabel is a Senior Certified Instructor at ChiRunning / ChiWalking. She has trained and worked with Danny Dreyer, Founder of ChiRunning/ChiWalking. Amelia is also an active member of the Marathon PR Program and the Extramilest Community. It has been very exciting to follow her running progress over time. We discuss the things she has learned over the years, both as an athlete and running coach. What I

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01:05:47

#26: From Overweight To Sub 3 Hour Marathon with...

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2019/11/27

This podcast is also available as full video here on YouTube. Jeroen-Pieter van der Vliet (Strava) has gone through a fascinating transformation from working and eating at McDonald's while being overweight (110kg / 242 lbs) to running 4 Sub 3 hour marathons. His last marathon was a 2:51 in Berlin. This journey took many years and his first runs were short and slow. He shares his inspiring journey and lessons learned along the way. There are no sponsors for this podcast, but I would like to mention

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01:08:28

#25: Danny Dreyer from Chi Running on Energy...

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2019/10/31

This podcast is also available as full video here on YouTube. Danny Dreyer, the co-founder of Chi Running and Chi Walking. It is a revolutionary form of movement and a blend of T’ai Chi and running or walking. Danny has coached hundreds of thousands of runners in: energy efficiency injury-prevention intelligent movement He is a really good runner himself and has successfully completed 43 ultra-marathons with podium finishes in 40 of these ultras. I can highly recommend his books Chi

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01:24:15

#24: Qualify for the Boston Marathon at Any Age, with...

The Extramilest Podcast ·

2019/10/17

Jeffrey Silvers (Strava) is a 54 year old runner from Toronto, Canada. For several years he has had the goal of qualifying for the Boston Marathon. He ran his first marathon in 2013 in 4 hours and 12 minutes. Over the years he improved, but he also experienced several serious medical challenges that set him back in his training and racing. He started implementing low heart rate training and increased his training volume, which helped improve his running. We take a deep dive into his training and

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#23: Heart Rate Training and Racing with Larisa Dannis

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2019/10/03

Larisa Dannis (Strava | IG) is a very strong runner from New Hampshire. She has ran a 2:44 marathon, a 5:59 50 mile race and she has won several ultra marathons. She knows a tremendous amount about heart rate training so that always excited me. Larisa was never very active as a kid. When she started her first job, she wasn’t moving much at all and her weight started to creep up. She knew she had to do something to improve her fitness and through hiking she got into trail running and road

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