Send us Fan Mail A single gear text from a mountain guide sparked a bigger question: why do the most trusted people in the outdoors drive so many purchases and earn nothing from it? We sit down with Hunter Macy, founder and CEO of Rendezvous, to unpack how that moment turned into a platform built for trail running gear recommendations, athlete monetization, and brand partnership management all in one place. We get specific about the athlete side: building a profile that reflects what you act...

Monday 5 October 2026We’re back with our weekly record as the gang chats about their training of late. Chris has a coach for the first time having completed a couple of sessions with the Frontrunner group, Simon prepares for John Gilmour 10,000 stringing together a couple of consistent weeks, and it's only 39 days until Vici attempts a sub 20min 5K at the Pan Pacific Masters Games. In local results we had the Denmark Half with some great social media coverage by the Denmark Running Club, track

Four hundred straight dual meet wins don't happen by accident. Sean McCafferty, entering his tenth year as head cross country coach at Christian Brothers Academy (CBA) in Lincroft, New Jersey, joins Dominic to unpack the culture behind one of the most storied programs in high school running. Sean ran at CBA before competing at Princeton, and he later took over the program from Tom Heath, who led it for 45 years. He talks openly about the years he spent trying to coach like someone else before

In this episode, we analyze and breakdown the controversy surrounding Singletrack. Focusing on Finn's attempt to prevent Mike McKnight's access to race TOR, their attempt to wipe away his 2026 results and right to continue earning a living from the sport.What are the broader implications for the sport's integrity and community values?The 95 is a diverse group with diverse opinions, morales, principles, world views and how/when to seek justice. We celebrate the fullness of the 95! We

Professional marathoner, CU Boulder alum, and two-time World Team member Sara Vaughn joins Austen Dalquist on The HAX Show for a deep dive into her unconventional 20-year career in distance running. Sara shares her journey from an accidental start in high school cross country to winning state titles in Nebraska and ultimately finding her home at the University of Colorado. She shares an candid look at the early days of her career, including becoming a mother at age 20 alongside her husband, Brent,

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Barely able to walk after a car crash. Now chasing a sub-three-hour marathon. This is a story about rebuilding, finding community, and giving the next starting line everything you have.From living in a car in Los Angeles to a 3:25 Dallas Marathon debut, this journey has taken some unexpected turns—including accidentally running a half marathon and completing a 33-mile run from Dallas to Fort Worth.We explore the lessons from hitting the wall at mile 23, how running friends help build

Emma Lawson went from completing the Pacific Crest Trail to discovering a love for ultrarunning—and just days before this conversation, she finished her first 50K. In this episode, Emma shares how through hiking shaped her endurance mindset, how she rebuilt her training after injury, and what she learned from taking on her first ultra at Mammoth Trailfest. From strength training and fueling to navigating the inevitable low points, this conversation is packed with lessons that can help you become a

Bec's back to run us through how she went in Copenhagen as she came 51st overall and 1st Aussie. It was a quick turnaround, spent her birthday in the air, raced and touched back down in Sydney in 7 days. Now Bec gears up for Melbourne marathon which us sure to be an amazing race between her training partners and the rest of Australia's best females.Thanks for tuning in!

Rob compares thoughts on Ultras with Amanda Wildgoose on a speedy trot round Beckenham Place Park.Thanks Amanda! Good luck in your next run.SUBSCRIBE at ⁠https://runcompod.supercast.com/⁠ for early access, bonus episodes, ad-free listening and more...BUY OUR BOOKS; you can get Paul's NEW BOOK Running Through Sand here:https://www.waterstones.com/book/running-through-sand/paul-tonkinson/9781399404013, you can get Rob's book Running Tracks here

The Marathon Podcast is now proudly sponsored by Saysky Copenhagen. Use code TMP15 for 15% off at saysky.com.Get 20% off a Strava annual subscription with code KRISTIANSave on FlexBeam using code WARWICKRUNS or this link: https://rechargehealthas.sjv.io/55GAPbKristian sits down with Greg Schaefer, a 20 time Ironman finisher, former college basketball player, and Kona qualifier who was diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson's at 48 and has no intention of being defined by it.Greg takes us from his

Fort Bend Marshall girls head coach Shahira Ehiemua joins the Gill Connections Podcast to share her remarkable journey from running for Track Houston as a fourth grader to leading her alma mater to four UIL State Championships (so far!).Mike first met Shahira while hosting the Texas High School Coaches Association Clinic, where her presentation on culture became one of the most talked-about sessions of the week. In this conversation, Shahira shares the lessons she learned as a Marshall athlete, her

What does the future of Obstacle Course Racing in the UK look like? In the latest UKOCR Q&A, questions from athletes and the OCR community are put directly to British Obstacle Sports (BOS), covering some of the key issues affecting the sport right now. 🏃‍♂️ Junior Pathway Development 🗺️ BOS Strategic Roadmap 👥 Membership Numbers 🇮🇪 Ireland World Championships 🔍 Conflict of Interest & Transparency This is an opportunity to hear BOS's responses directly and get a better understanding of where

Join Tommy for a walk in the park discussing the transformative power and beauty of crossing that finish line. Tommy reflects on his own life altering experience of crossing his first ultra marathon finish lines and how we can continue to give ourselves a powerful dose of self love with each accomplishment.He also provides an update on That’s Runnable coaching, announces a new Strength course coming soon, a new documentary, and a few updates on the podcast :)38% OFF THAT’S RUNNABLE COACHING

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In this episode, I announce the next Globe Runners Portugal Running Experience in Monte Gordo, share the results of my latest DEXA scan after dropping from 86kg to around 70kg, and discuss what I learned about weight loss, bone health and nutrition along the way. I also share a remarkable 2:07 marathon performance off less than 100km per week and give my final update before racing the Melbourne Marathon this Sunday. LINKS Portugal Running Experience - January 9-17, 2027:

Injuries. Setbacks. Plans going completely sideways. Welcome to elite sport.In this episode, we sit down with triathlon starHayden Wildeto talk about what happens when your carefully mapped-out training plan suddenly gets thrown out the window. From his journey into triathlon and his first major championship to the Tokyo accident and the road back, Hayden shares the highs, lows, and lessons learned along the way. We get into staying focused when disaster strikes, adapting when Plan A is no longer

For Kat Matthews, the mindset is just about removing the barriers. What's left, in her words, is to get a bit fitter. In this episode of Going Mental, Jan Frodeno sits down with Kat three weeks out from Kona to find out how she got there. She explains the load bucket she uses to decide when to back off a session, why she started calling consistency boring, and what changed when she handed her coaching to her husband. They get into Cautious Carol, the part of her she would have to let go of to race

Yes… a little indulgent. Well, maybe very indulgent for Gary to share his 5 & 2 Valleys experience, but he’s doing it anyway. Nearly fifty of the most beautiful miles this country has to offer, taking in epic summits, dreamy trails, and sharing it all with thousands of like minded runners.The 13 Valleys and the Lake District National Park did not disappoint. It’s a firm favourite of the podcast, and judging by the sheer number of runners, families, and friends who descended on Keswick, it’s

QUAD POD!! Emily and Ashley join Joey and Daryl to discuss pit stops, hotel vs. Air BnB, and reading at the Reading Terminal Market.