What if collecting your stars didn’t require juggling hotel hunts, expo lines, and start-time puzzles? We sit down with Destiny2Sport founder Victor Ortiz to unpack a smarter way to run the world; from Berlin’s fast streets and Chicago’s walkable logistics to New York’s electric maze, Tokyo’s quiet precision, Boston’s legendary grind, London’s all-out roar, and Sydney’s shiny new major status. As a former soccer player turned triathlete and marathon tour operator, Victor shares the practica...

In Episode 28, Lockie and Lleyton break down the World Triathlon Championships returning to Australia! From Wollongong course insights to junior and U23 standouts, they preview every race category and share predictions for the elite showdown. Can Matt Hauser hold off Hayden Wilde and claim the series title on home soil?The boys unpack everything from swim conditions to bike tactics, Aussie medal hopes, and why this might be one of the most exciting triathlon weekends in years.Show

We're back! Our fourth season theme is Doing Hard Things and in this episode Holly and Allie talk about what we actually mean by that - and the results may surprise you. There's a lot of chat about mental health that some people may find triggering, some might find helpful and we try and answer the question why do we do these things when they have the ability to make us feel so shit?We would love your questions on the topic Doing Hard Things - please send them to us via the email link in the bio

Text us your thoughts about this episode or ideas for future episodes! Brett Hornig and Jeff Colt return to the show, sharing insights from the World Trail Championships in Canfranc, highlights from the inaugural year at The Mammoth, and their favorite internet finds of the week. Partners: Norda - check out the 005: the lightest, fastest, most stable trail racing shoe ever made (https://nordarun.com/)Gorewear - use code SINGLETRACKPOD30 at checkout on their website (bit.ly/3JVNIbL) to get 3...

Like many of our guests, Matt Korp never really planned on being a runner. But one thing led to another, and soon Matt found himself as an age group winner of the 5k that he had signed up for, mostly just to show his support. Now retired and an active part of the local Cleveland running community, Matt finds running to be an essential part of his healthy lifestyle, enjoying it not just for himself, but as a way to connect with his family and friends.

У нас в гостях Денис Терехов – владелец компании по внедрению ИИ, отец русского SMM, депутат законодательного собрания Красноярского края, ультрамарафонец, скайраннер, а ещё блестящий оратор.Из выпуска ты узнаешь:- Как Денис начал бегать, чтобы подготовиться к восхождению на Эльбрус - Честные признания о переходе одной зависимости в другую - Чем отличаются два тренера Дениса – Юрий Строфилов и Дмитрий Неделин- Каким образом состоятельные люди могут отдать дать бегу, изменившему их жизни- Эффективно

В этом выпуске мы полностью погружаемся в атмосферу одного из самых зрелищных забегов России — White Bride Ultra! Наши гости, Маша и Иван, поделились яркими впечатлениями от соревнований на черноморском побережье.Вы узнаете:✨ О самом романтичном фан-забеге — забеге невест, в котором участвовала Маша, а также её опыте на дистанции 15 км.💪 Об истинном испытании на прочность — как Иван преодолел ультрамарафонскую дистанцию в 120 км по горному рельефу.🔍 О сугубо практических моментах: какие кроссовки

This episode is brought to you by Better BeerTRAINING WEEKS Jack & Tess take the listeners through their week's from Monday to Sunday together to change things up and drag out the segment while Joel isn't running. BIG Q The team try their best (and butcher) a course preview of this weekend's Melbourne Marathon. GIVE SOME KUDOS Joel sends his kudos to a recent film he's obsessed with while Jack sends his kudos to a random stranger doing hurdles drills over the bike stands at George Knott

We talk to Keith Wigley following the World Mountain and Trail Running Championships in Canfranc. Although he didn't have the race he wanted, Keith shared his experience with us and ultimately helped another competitor in their race. Keith is one of a growing number of British ultra runners making their name on the mountain running scene and we look forward to following his races in the future. Photo credit: Jamie Rutherford 🎙️ Thanks for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, don’t fo...

Wie verwachten Tim en Hans aankomende zaterdag op het podium bij het WK Ironman op Kona? Op welke plaatsen schatten ze Lotte Wilms, Marlene de Boer en Diede Diederiks? Wat voor winnende tijd komt er midden in de nacht uitrollen? Het is weer tijd voor de glazen bollen en een uitgebreide vooruitblik op misschien wel de wedstrijd van het jaar!

In this episode of the Run Breiter Podcast, we bring on Bishoy Tadors. At just three years old, he was diagnosed with leukemia. Decades later, he’s not only a survivor — he’s a marathoner, Ironman finisher, author, tech leader, and host of the Mile 40 Podcast. In this episode, Bishoy shares his powerful journey from fighting for his life, to struggling to make sports teams as a kid, to becoming the first Egyptian to complete all seven World Major Marathons. We dive into how running transformed his

Today is Friday, October 10th, 2025, and this month in 1964, after 2 lackluster Olympic performances, American Bill Dellinger came out of retirement at the geriatric age of 30 to win a bronze medal in the 5,000m at the Tokyo Olympics. In this episode, we will learn more about Dellinger’s incredible comeback story, sit down with his nephew to hear what Bill was like off the track, and discuss the lasting legacy of Dellinger’s 91 year life. It is #FueledFriday, which mean's that today's episode

Lots of running to report on as Rob & Paul head up the Walk and round the Woods. Featuring Tonks' long run, Rob's Battersea Half, not drinking, the reset of Autumn, funding the next generation, parkrun report, overtaking and being overtaken, a little negative-split negativity, Yorkshire Marathon predictions - and a spanner in the works for Paul...SUBSCRIBE at ⁠https://runcompod.supercast.com/⁠ for early access, bonus episodes, ad-free listening and more.BUY OUR BOOKS; you can get Rob's book

This week we bring all of it together—training breakthroughs, fandom debates, and the power of community—with NYT bestselling author AJ Wolfe, the voice behind Disney Food Blog and AllEars. We dig into her book Disney Adults asking why the label sparks so much heat online, and how subcultures like DisneyBounding, Dapper Days, and RunDisney become places people actually live. AJ doesn’t sugarcoat it: the same fans who keep the parks humming can be a pain for the company—and each other—yet they...

Rasmus på loffen er en podcastserie fra BML, der vi følger sportsidioten Rasmus Wold, som er relativt ny i løpegamet. Høsten 2025 skal han loffe rundt å forberede seg til Amsterdam Halvmaraton. Episode 8 vies til full løpsrapport fra Norgesløpet 10km, der Rasmus perset grovt på 10km! Sjekk ut rasmuswold på snap og Strava for bakromsinnhold. Du finner podcastserien overalt der du lytter til podcast. Takk til våre samarbeidspartnere SAYSKY og Squeeze! SAYSKY får du tak i hos norske forh...

Σημερινός μου καλεσμένος είναι ο δρομέας και προπονητής Δημήτρης Τζεφαλής. Ο Δημήτρης είναι καθηγητής Φυσικής Αγωγής, απόφοιτος του Τμήματος Επιστήμης Φυσικής Αγωγής και Αθλητισμού και κάτοχος Μεταπτυχιακού στην  «Ανθρώπινη απόδοση και υγεία» με κατεύθυνση την Προπονητική Αθλημάτων και εξειδίκευση στους δρόμους μεγάλων αποστάσεων από το Αριστοτέλειο Πανεπιστήμιο Θεσσαλονίκης. Ο Δημήτρης είναι εν ενεργεία προπονητής στίβου και αθλητής δρόμων μεγάλων αποστάσεων, αλλά και ο ιδρυτής και προπονητής της

On this week’s episode, Rob interviews Cole Cook, a filmmaker and the younger brother of Alicia Keys. Cole will run this year’s TCS New York City Marathon for Keep a Child Alive (KCA), a charity that Keys co-founded in 2003 to combat the HIV/AIDS crisis in Africa and that now has a global mission to support children facing the most challenging circumstances. KCA's executive director, Antonio Ruiz-Giménez, joins Rob and Cole to discuss the organization’s heroic efforts to

Sam & Katie sit down with Karla Maganto, co-founder of the DK Society Run Club alongside Toby Upton. Karla shares how running has completely transformed her lifestyle — from thinking she’d never run a half or full marathon to now balancing Hyrox workouts, strength training, and swimming. She’s passionate about movement, recovery, and building community in Canberra, investing serious time in compression, sauna, and structured training. Looking ahead, Karla’s got her eyes on a few shorter events

In this episode, we talk will Gia who is a runner that has just completed a 13 year running streak. That's everyday for 13 years! We explore his motivation for starting running following Epilepsy surgery. Learn about his ultra running across bridges and through tunnels. Also cover a conversation corner piece, discussing warm ups.

We talk to Keith Wigley following the World Mountain and Trail Running Championships in Canfranc. Although he didn’t have the race he wanted, Keith shared his experience with us and ultimately helped another competitor in their race. Keith is one of a growing number of British ultra runners making their name on the mountain running scene and we look forward to following his races in the future.The podcast will be available at 15:00 on 10th October. Get full access to RunUltra's Substack at