In this episode, I do a review of all the big things at races/events and what I wish I did different at Ironman WC last week. 1. Marketing: Photos/B Roll to take 2. Conversation goals 3. How to social media the race And then when a big result happens, my experience as one of my athlete's "publicists" and some of the wild things that have happened since Natalie's historic race. Interested in getting your coaching business started? Join the Dream Launcher waitlist HERE: https://coac...

収録：2025年5月（Mt.FUJI100出場直後） 日本のトップトレイルランナー・小原将寿 が語る、怪我からの復帰と新たな挑戦。 2025年のMt.FUJI100では見事8位入賞、再びトップシーンへと戻ってきた彼。 その激走の裏にあった思いや、トレイルランニングに向き合う“原点”とは？ そして、彼が新たに始めたオンラインコーチングプログラム「SIGN for LOST SHEEP」。 迷えるランナーたちを導くこのプロジェクトは彼に何をもたらしたのか？ ぜひお聴きください。 By ちばちゃん Host: Tatsuo Chiba @tatsuochiba_jp, Marco Lui @marcolui Guest: Masatoshi Obara @obara_masatoshi Send us a text

In my final episode of the three part series on strength training I look at exercise selection as well as how to process strength work over time, to avoid us stagnating.Check out my bespoke strength coaching here: https://phazontriathlon.mykajabi.com/strength-coaching Get 25% off my Introduction to Strength Training for Triathlon Programme until the end of November 2025:https://phazontriathlon.mykajabi.com/offers/BHGuJ9Gy?coupon_code=INTRO2STRENGTHOCT25 Or save 10% from the 9th November

Le Défi des Couleurs, c’est plus qu’un événement : c’est une véritable célébration du trail sous toutes ses formes. En marge de l’édition 2025, j’ai eu le plaisir d’animer, aux côtés de mon ami Nicolas Danne, un panel rassemblant des athlètes aux parcours aussi inspirants que variés. Elisa Morin et Rémi Leroux, champions canadiens de course en montagne en titre, côtoient Gabrielle Pilote-Fortin, ex-cycliste professionnelle, et Eric Martel-Bahoeli, ancien champion canadien de boxe. Margaux Nar...

Send us a text In this episode, I sit down with a truly inspiring guest — Kat Sethi, who ran her first marathon in Budapest at the age of 50. Kat’s story is one that every runner, especially those juggling careers, kids, and a million responsibilities, will relate to. From running her first 10K after years away from fitness to training for a full marathon while working full-time, raising three children, and pursuing her studies, Kat’s journey is proof that you can achieve big goals no matter ...

Host Andrew Marvin is joined by guest host Isabella Campos-Janovick for Part 2 of our Mammoth 200 Roundtable, featuring two finishers of the inaugural race: Steve Epifano and Amber Bouge. Together they unpack what it was like to take on 200 miles through unpredictable Sierra weather, endless climbs, and the unique camaraderie that forms when everyone is just trying to make it to the next aid station. Steve shares his perspective as both an athlete and coach—balancing recovery, directing his o...

Recovery isn’t just what happens when you stop running — it’s where the real progress happens. In this week’s episode, we’re diving into the science behind active and passive recovery so you can understand how each plays a vital role in helping you become a stronger, more resilient runner. I’ll break down what’s actually happening inside your body during recovery and why alternating between rest and movement matters. You’ll learn: 🏃‍♀️ The difference between active and passive recovery — and

What if midlife wasn’t the end of your best runs, vibrant health, and unstoppable performance, but it was the start of something even stronger? In this inspiring episode, host Louise Valentine, one of the world's leading experts for perimenopausal avidly active women and runners, reminds every woman that it’s never too late to pivot, reset, and build your own dream happy place. Louise opens up about her journey of “retiring” at 40 after a remarkable career, not to stop working, but to serve f...

Joe was a client of mine who came on board with the intention of running a 100 mile ultra marathon. Before this he had only ever run 10km. And to qualify for this race he had to run a marathon then 50 miler. This is the story of how he went from 10km to running 100 miles. To see what I am up to go to @olliewmccarthy on Instagram. For enquiries email: ollie@mccarthysf.com

Host Celeste Fong talks with ultrarunner Taylor Verville and her pacer Mike Martineau about Taylor’s recent Devil’s Den 30-hour race in Bradford, Vermont — her course-record performance (about 89 miles), pacing strategies, nutrition, temperature swings, and lessons from a past collapse at Notchview.The episode explores both runner and pacer perspectives, the race community and charity behind the event, upcoming goals like reaching 100 miles, and the mental approach Taylor uses to

¿Y si tu capacidad para entrenar, resistir o tomar buenas decisiones no dependiera tanto de ti como creías? En este episodio, Rubén nos lleva a explorar cómo funciona tu cerebro cuando se activa —o se apaga— la fuerza de voluntad. De la amígdala a la dopamina, del estrés a la empatía… entenderte mejor empieza por conocer tu neurobiología. Bibliografía utilizada: - Sapolsky, R. M. (2017). Compórtate: La biología que hay detrás de nuestros mejores y peores comportamientos.- Danziger, et col

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Send us a text This is it the final update before we head to India. In this episode, Joel opens with a few words before handing over to Hannah, who shares where things are really at: the visa chaos, the reroute from Pakistan, last-minute packing, heat training, and what it feels like to finally reach this moment after 40 weeks of planning. The next time you hear from us, we’ll be on the road in India. So stay tuned to see where the adventure takes us, or even better join us! We’re curre...

This week on The Back of the Pack Podcast, it’s all about the biggest race weekend in Kansas City — the Garmin Kansas City Marathon! With more than 10,000 runners filling the streets, it was a celebration of endurance, community, and pure running joy. Kyle recaps an incredible couple of days, from setting up at the expo and meeting listeners to race-morning excitement and those powerful final-hour finishes that remind us why we love this sport. Whether you ran the full, the half, or cheered from the

In Folge 51 von „Dirk läuft mit“ begrüßt Dirk Hellmers einen der bekanntesten Läufer Ostfrieslands: Harm Park. Über 1000 Wettkämpfe, Chef-Statistiker des legendären Ossiloop und eine bewegende Gesundheitsgeschichte machen Harm zu einem ganz besonderen Gast. Im Gespräch geht es um seine Anfänge im Laufsport, die Faszination für Zahlen und Statistiken, kuriose Geschichten aus der Szene und den langen Weg zurück nach einer schweren Herz-OP. Harm verrät, wie er sich immer wieder motiviert, welche Läufe

Explore the rise of barefoot and minimal footwear: tracing how it began, what the research actually says, and where common sense fits in.Tommy shares his own story of diving deep into the barefoot movement (yes, including the Altra phase) and how his perspective has evolved from obsession to balance. Backed by scientific studies and a healthy dose of realism, Tommy looks at why people who grow up barefoot tend to have stronger arches, wider feet, and fewer deformities, and what that means

Nicole Paton joins the show to talk about her journey from country Victoria to representing Australia at the Trail World Championships.We cover how she discovered trail running through adventure and travel, the challenges of balancing elite performance with parenting and work, and the lessons she’s learned from injury and resilience along the way. It’s an honest look at what it takes to stay consistent and competitive in the sport while keeping life in balance.Tune in to hear the full story.***Don’t

It’s sad to think the trail running season is largely over, but as we count down to the end of the year there are a few last exciting events on the horizon (Javelina, JFK, UTCT). This year’s Javelina will include 3 of the top 4 mens finishers from last year’s edition of the race and only 2 of the top 7 on the women’s side. The race is fast, flat, and the weather looks good. Let the Golden Ticket hunt begin for next year’s Western States! PS: This would’ve been out last night but my audio equipment

❤️❤️小額贊助，幫助《跑步不要聽》越跑越久、越跑越遠！https://open.firstory.me/join/nonstoprunning 這集我們邀請到「森林跑站」的創辦人蔡宜玫來二刷，相隔超過 236 集再度來到節目分享。森林跑站歷經了新冠肺炎疫情，跑站並沒有被擊倒，尋求其他的管道繼續存活。然而撐過了艱難的時期，疫情後跑班的生意也越來越好，類似的跑站也越來越多。宜玫也和我們分享近年他觀察到現在跑班的現象。 這集宜玫還分享當時他在創立跑站時，去日本視察，以及他為什麼在成立森林跑站時，就開始贊助長跑菁英選手。 ＼森林跑站10歲了／邀請您一起 跑出10力！ 十週年慶 2025.11.01~11.30 系列活動與優惠 https://runbase.cc/森跑10週年啦 - 官方 Facebook 粉絲團 & Instagram：🔎 跑步不要聽 -「炸兩百」跑衣這裡有 🔥https://www.stancave.com/pages/nonstoprunningpodcast -

La Antioqueña Johana Echavarría, es la relevación de la maratón en Colombia, llamando la atención en todo latinoamérica. Ganó en Viña del Mar y ha sido protagonista en todas las carreras que ha competido este año. Su sueño ya es realidad. Estar en la élite, pero aún la esperan centenares de podios. Disfruten de su historia