Welcome to season 6 of the Runner’s Round Table. This is the Beyond Pace season and features stories that capture each guest’s favorite running memory. In this episode Stephanie speaks with Rosina Garcia (@rosina_garcia) about choosing hard, slowing down, intentional community, and the 50K memory that reinforces the belief that she can do anything.Please support this podcast with a rating, review, or a share. Until next time, don’t forget to run happy, run strong, and run true to you.To watch on

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

Please consider leaving a follow and a five-star review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify!Thank you to all of the listeners for the support! I hope you enjoy this episode of The Sunday Shakeout.

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.

My guest for today’s episode is Vinny Mauri — and the last time we had him on, he had just run 2:05:53 in his marathon debut on a bike path in Toledo, Ohio, self-coached, without a pacer, without a shoe contract, and with no course clocks anywhere on the route. He looked up at the finishing clock expecting to see 2:09 and it said 2:05. He had no idea.A lot has happened since then. He signed a professional contract with ASICS. He hired Hawi Keflezighi as his agent. He kept his hours at Second Sole

The big names for this week’s Nike Melbourne Marathon Festival have been trickling in, but now the full elite fields are out – and there’s plenty to get excited about. Competition Director Tim Crosbie joins Elise to unpack who’s lining up across the marathon, half marathon and 10km.From the GOAT Eliud Kipchoge and Jimmy Whelan’s marathon debut to Sinead Diver’s Melbourne Marathon return in a women’s race that’s almost impossible to pick, we explore the contenders and match-ups to watch. Brett

Hello world! it's been a minute. After a 1 month hiatus, I got the opportunity to chat with my new friend Corinne Shalvoy. She's and accomplished, speedy ultrarunner, podcaster, live stream host, and founder of the Women Can movement. I met Corinne in Sacremento at the airport heading out to Western States. I shamelessly asked her to join me for a chat one day and here we are. Enjoy! @corinne_shalvoyage @womencanmovement @ultrauncoveredpodcast Women Can. Sq...

This week we cover off the latest from around the sport including Spartathlon and 13 Valleys Ultra.Check out all of ourevents here Check out ourUltrarunning Store here with details on how to find us in person at the top Check out our amazing team ofcoaches here Visit the store here and enter code PRECISION10 to get 10% off PF&H items and receive a free 500ml PF&H Bidon Find our show partners Precision Fuel and Hydration Planner here: https://www.precisionhydration.com/planner/

Welcome to The Road to Big's, a special series from The One More Hour Podcast featuring the athletes representing Team USA at the 2026 Backyard Ultra World Team Championships. In this episode, Jaci sits down with Scott Martin, an ultrarunner with more than 120 races on UltraSignup and a recent 78-yard backyard PR at Banana Slug, where he covered 325 miles. Scott earned a spot on Team USA two years ago but was unable to compete because of injury. Now he's back and heading to Big's with a much ...

Running in the '70s – Episode Summary: John HerdmanHost: Matthew KleinoskyGuest: John Herdman (Westmont High School Class of '73, Johnson & Wales College) In this episode, host Matthew Kleinosky reconnects with southwestern Pennsylvania running history by interviewing John Herdman. Growing up in the Johnstown area, John and his identical twin brother, Jim, were standout distance runners for Westmont High School in the early 1970s - athletes Matthew first read about as an aspiring junior

“Never Lose Again” - Coach Chad Mannlein Haley Sharp runs for Port Huron Northern and recently placed third at the Mid-Season Spectacular, just a few seconds off her PR, running 19:56. She competed at the Shepherd Invitational on Saturday, crushing that best by another 20+ seconds, running 19:32. After overcoming major medical hurdles and setbacks, Haley is now the third runner on our area's top-30 list. She's looking to continue this trajectory through October and make a second a...

Jordan Purdy has been a barber in Nottingham for over a decade, but these days he's just as well known for the hiking, wild camping and ultra-running content he shares as @purdsoutdoors. A life-changing road trip around Slovakia pulled him out of pub culture and into the mountains, and a tough childhood, including a violent attack as a teenager, taught him early on not to take anything for granted. In this episode, Jordan joins host Ben Sheppard to talk about growing up on the move, the night...

This week I sat down with Stieg Bertram and Larsen Ojala to talk about Stieg's recent run on the White Mountains 100. Stieg laid down a time of 31:58hrs at just 17 years old, the second fastest time ever on the route. Larson and I joined him as pacers on the final stretch to help/witness his epic finish over Mount Moosilaukee to the finish line. After running 30 hours, he went absolutely nuclear up and down the Moose, running 8:XX GAP up the 30% climb, and hitting 7:XX GAP down Glencliff with

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Trigger warning: This podcast contains discussions about eating disorders - please see resources below if you are affected and would like support.In this episode, British marathoner Jake Smith speaks to Hannah and Rich about his recent PB at the Berlin Marathon, and the tough journey he’s had to get to this point. Jake talks in depth about his RED-S diagnosis and how the support he’s received from the coaching team of Gavin and Jo Pavey, DSM-Firmenich (formerly NN Running Team) and his family and