No guest—just Anthony and Zach catching up after work travel and stacked weeks. We trade notes on chasing Strava crowns coast-to-coast, a rope-assist climb at Mount Storm King, and turning a seven-day, 36-holes-a-day golf trip into a stealth ultra. We shout out recent guests (Travis, Jed, Hezekiah, Chris), celebrate comebacks and dubs, and sketch a new negative-split strategy for Tunnel Hill. Plus: what the Norwegians, Pogacar, and Sifan Hassan teach us about pacing and fueling, first impress...

This week on Tea & Trails, we’re joined by a runner who’s redefining what it means to go the distance, Lizzie Gatherer. From her first ultra to a jaw-dropping 208-mile effort at the Backyard Ultra, Lizzie’s journey is one of resilience, curiosity, and chasing joy with every step.She’s not just a runner, she’s a mindset master, a fuel strategy tinkerer, and a proud member of Team England. We’ll dive into what drew her to the unique world of Backyard racing, how she trains for the unknown, and the

Our episode guest is Owen Beindit, a senior at Algonac High School. Owen has seen significant, steady growth as a runner over the years, starting at 21 minutes for a 5K as a freshman to his PR of 16:58 last year as a junior at MIS. Owen has qualified for the D3 state finals every year of his high school career and recently finished third at the second BWAC jamboree as his team’s top runner for the first time. He’s also run a 2:06 in the 800 and 5:09 in the 1600 on the track. We will cha...

Episode 83 - Hit The Road Jack:On the pod this week Brett and Andy chat jumper weather, log burners, big Oscar winning films, Berlin Marathon, hot marathons, Andy's training week, the sub 90 attempt at Bruges Half and the race tactics, our terrible social media upload schedules, listener comments and we finish with 'The Strava Segment'. Will will be back in a couple of weeks once Andy gets home from his European road trip. See you soon. Question of the pod: Which do you prefer? Training

In the final week of our Stress Month series, we explore how stress disrupts the hormones, sleep, skin, and even the brain. Stress isn’t just mental—it shows up everywhere, from restless nights to breakouts to brain fog that follows you through the day. We break down how stress hormones like cortisol and testosterone get knocked off balance, slowing recovery, sapping energy, and even raising the risk of bone loss. We look at how stress robs runners of endurance and power while also leaving

This week on The Long Run: we talk shoe empires — is Adidas holding the crown? With the Evo SL topping Google’s most-searched shoes of 2025 and a 100km world record to their name, are they the current king of running? In The Listeners Have Spoken, we break down Puma’s new FAST-XP collection, Nike’s super-stacked Vomero Premium, and what it all means for everyday runners.We also touch on trail running for movie stars, head Around the Track with the brutal Mammoth 200 and wrap it all up with our week

Stretching from Washington to California along the Pacific Ocean, the 400+ mile long Oregon Coast Trail is a mix of road, beach, and forested trail that challenges travelers with tides, estuaries, and frequent bad weather. Join host Heather Anderson this week as she chats with Katie Gunvalson who recently smashed the women’s overall record with her self-supported time of 7 days, 19 hours, and 41 minutes–two hours faster than the women’s supported time–despite logging over 20 additional miles. Katie

Jesse Rich is a nutritionist and elite ultramarathon runner from Salt Lake City, Utah. His recent first place finish at the competitive Run Rabbit Run 100 miler is his greatest achievement in running to date. In this episode of The TRACER Podcast, Jesse gives us a complete breakdown of his training, nutrition, hydration, and race report. Nail your next race with adaptive training programs from world-class pros at https://tracerfitness.com. Programs include half marathons, full marathons, trai...

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This episode is brought to you by Better BeerTRAINING WEEKS Jack calls Joel from Tokyo to recap his World Athletics Championships experience, while Tess, Nick and for his FTK debut, Pulse Running athlete Myles Leyden record together to recap their Berlin Marathon race. BIG Q Friend Of The Show Delaney Pratt writes in to ask our thoughts on using fuel belts for marathon races over the analog version - grabbing cups as you run past. GIVE SOME KUDOS No surprises here - Jack gives his Kudos to Mt

412: Tokyo 2025 World Championships Week 2 | Berlin Marathon | Tan Relays This week's episode is sponsored by Precision Fuel & Hydration,  their free online planner has you covered! It calculates exactly how much carb, sodium, and fluid you need to smash your goals. Listen to the show for an exclusive discount. Brad gets into the routine of cross training as he searches for answers on his calf. Julian recaps his experience at the Tokyo World Championships. Brady has some concerns with his lower

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Jase Vaux—a runner with cerebral palsy who defied every expectation. From setbacks to finish lines, Jason’s story is one of grit, heart, and unshakable determination. He didn’t just run a marathon—he ran toward possibility, proving that limits are meant to be challenged. This is a conversation about resilience, purpose, and the power of showing up when it matters most.

Kia ora e te whānau. James Inwood is no stranger to challenge. The Greytown runner has completed numerous ultramarathons, including the infamous Coast to Kosci; however, nothing could have prepared him for the challenge of Badwater 135. 217 kilometers of road from Death Valley Basin, finishing on the road to Mount Whitney, the race starts at the lowest point in the contiguous USA and ends on the road to the highest. Brutal temperatures, tight cut-offs, massive crew requirements, and a finishi...

The HUNTING FOR MILEAGE collection is here https://hobbyjogger.com/ Sign up for the Supwell app for the best deals on running shoes and/or to offload your shoes so your spouse lets you buy more shoes: https://supwell.circle.so/checkout/marketplace-and-forum-ld3nz (along with DAILY motivation, the most supportive hobby jogger community, best buy, sell and trade shoe marketplace and an exclusive 10% off discount code on hobby jogger gear)In this episode, I stack mileage on the Puma Magnify

אורי אוזן חזר ממרתון ברלין והוא מרוצה. הוא מספר על ההתמודדות עם תנאי מזג האוויר החמים, כולל המייל שקיבלו הרצים ממארגני התחרות. אייל עושה לנו סדר מדוע כל המרתון הזה היה מעולה מבחינתו כמאמן, לא רק מבחינת המירוץ עצמו, אלא מבחינת כל התקופה שלפני. איזה שינוי טקטיקה עשו אורי ואייל ברגע האחרון? מה תהליך ההתאוששות אחרי מרתון? ואיזה שיא גינס קבע מרתון ברלין של השנה?

Benn Coubrough is a top Australian ultra-trail runner, coach, and awesome human. In this interview, we learn about his journey from personal challenges and family influence to elite racing. Benn shares his ‘three Ds’ philosophy — desire, determination, discipline — plus insights on training, strength work, nutrition, and race-day mindset. Highlights include his 2024 Coast to Kosci victory, UTMB and Tarawera experiences, DNFs, and preparation for the Moab 240 mile in October 2025.Learn from Benn's

Send us a text The mountains of Spain are set to host an unprecedented gathering of mountain running talent as the World Mountain Running Championships descend upon Canfranc in the Pyrenees. This year's championship field is arguably the deepest ever assembled, with elite athletes from Kenya, Uganda, Italy, France, Spain, and the United States poised for an epic showdown across four grueling disciplines. The championship courses themselves present extraordinary challenges. The vertical race ...