Last track season, Cros-Lex’s Connor Pepin saw huge gains in his performance, going from a 2:14 to a 2:02 in the 800, a 4:46 to 4:31 mile, he won the Thumb Meet of Champs 3200 in 10:15, a 17-second PR, and also helped his 4x800 and 4x400 relays qualify for the state finals: the 4x800 won the Bluewater Meet of Champs (as did the 4x400), the BWAC Title, Marysville Invitational, and Regionals. Connor then opened his senior cross country season with a big statement, running his first sub-17...

How often do you hear the word should in your own head?I should go for my run. I should run farther. I should be faster. I should answer those emails. I should finish my notes. I should spend more time with my family. I should make more time for myself. I should be able to handle this. I should be doing more. I should be doing better. For women physicians and other high-achieving women, the list of "shoulds" can feel endless. In this Mindfulness Moments episode, we're exploring what happens when we

20 Jahre voller Bewegung, Emotionen und gemeinsamer Erlebnisse: In dieser besonderen Podcast-Folge blicken die Initiator*innen Heide Aust, Andreas Nann und Jürgen Stumpf gemeinsam auf zwei Jahrzehnte RhönEnergie Challenge zurück.Im Mittelpunkt stehen die Menschen, die die Veranstaltung über all die Jahre geprägt haben – von Organisator*innen und Helfenden über Partner und Sponsoren bis hin zu den tausenden Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern entlang der Strecke. Die Folge versteht sich als großes

Quinto y último día en Chamonix con motivo del UTMB 2026. Te cuento cómo ha sido el día en el seguimiento de carrera y las particularidades de la jornada. Contacto: juan@ellaboratoriodejuan.com

Coach Caroline and Coach Valerie kick off marathon season with a clear RunRx message: the best way to train for a marathon is to first build running efficiency, then train for time and form, not just miles. Valerie explains that the RunRx process starts with the immersion, where runners focus on running form, efficiency, and staying out of injury before moving into the marathon plan. From there, training includes two interval days, one longer day, bodyweight strength work, exact self-care, and skill

Send us Fan Mail As runners, we track everything: pace, heart rate, HRV, VO2 max, sleep, mileage, and recovery. But how often do we actually look at what's happening inside the body? In this episode of the 12 Months to Marathon Podcast, I share the results of a comprehensive blood test I recently had in Poland and look at what they might tell us about running, performance, recovery and health as we get older. At 49, my results included a biological age estimate of 41.9, testosterone above the...

En el programa de hoy, hago el resumen de la 4a jornada en Chamonix con motivos del UTMB 2026. Contacto: juan@ellaboratoriodejuan.com

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UTMB week produced some extraordinary racing, from record-breaking performances to a brutal TDS with hundreds of DNFs.In this episode, I pick out three simple lessons from the week, looking at pacing and fuelling, progression through the distances, and what the high DNF rate at TDS can teach us about preparing for big races. Short episodes. Long miles.

►► Download FREE Guide → How I lost 2 lbs a week as an athlete with asthma: https://www.athletewithasthma.com/healthy-living-guideWhat if you could mix up your workouts without losing progress? In this episode, I share my four-step framework for adding variety to your training while still staying focused on your goals. Whether you're training for a marathon, HYROX, an ultramarathon, a sport, or simply trying to stay healthy and active, knowing how to change your workouts strategically can

Estrenamos Temporada 4 y vengo pisando fuerte: segunda semana del plan de maratón cumplida entera, unos 40 y pocos kilómetros y sin acumular cansancio.Os cuento el entreno de calistenia que me he montado para hacer en casa sin material —tres días (tren superior, piernas/prevención y core), peso corporal y tempo lento, contando la tensión y no las repeticiones— metido en el Garmin Fénix 8 Pro para que el reloj me lo vaya cantando mientras veo Netflix. Y repaso las reviews del Fénix 9 Pro, que lo

En este programa, resumo las presentaciones y eventos del tercer día en Chamonix. Contacto: juan@ellaboratoriodejuan.com

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Running to the Castle, Dr. Ali digs into why hill training is one of the most underrated ways to get faster for runDisney races...and how to actually "overcome the dragon," the nickname one of her Stronger Faster Finisher runners gave to the toughest incline on course. She breaks down the exact 45-minute hill workout she prescribes, including incline targets, sprint pacing, and why two minutes of recovery matters more than runners think. Dr. Ali also

Every marathoner will need to execute just the right wind down of training to show up on race day at peak form. If you don’t do enough, you risk feeling flat. But even worse is doing too much in taper and showing up overcooked.How can you be sure your taper finds just the right balance? Let's find out. Today, we're busting the taper myths that can undo months of otherwise great training.. You'll learn: The taper myth that leads runners to either overdo it or undertrain right before the

En este programa hablo en Chamonix con Thomas Medevielle, Jefe de Desarrollo de NNormal, sobre la NN202, la curiosa zapatilla que Kilian llevó a la Western States.Thomas nos explica las particularidades de esta "súper zapatilla" sin placa para -muy- larga distancia.Contacto:juan@ellaboratoriodejuan.com

Segundo día de eventos y presentaciones en Chamonix en UTMB 2026. contacto: juan@ellaboratoriodejuan.com

In this episode, Baldwin Wallace University Head Cross Country Coach Joe Eby and Coach Fiorentino break down the full 2026 BW Cross Country schedule — nine meets, five off weekends, and a championship path that runs through the Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) and NCAA Division III postseason.Topics covered: •Season opener at Wooster (Wooster, OH) •Michigan State Pre-Regional (East Lansing, MI) — Varsity only, top 8 •Allegheny / Ben Mourer Invitational (Meadville, PA) •OWU/Lehigh split trip

There are two fears Cliff Pittman sees repeatedly: athletes hold onto speed work because they don't feel fit without it, or they avoid increasing volume because they're afraid more running will eventually break them down. In this episode, Cliff explains why both miss the point. He breaks down what aerobic volume actually changes physiologically, why those adaptations take time, how intensity should shift as race day approaches, and how training architecture allows athletes to increase volume ...

Selling season is almost here, and up to 70% of athletes look for a coach between September and February. That means most of your future athletes are about to start searching. Some of them already know your name. But a lot of them don't, yet. They're the lurkers. The quiet Googlers. The ones who find you on Instagram, or through a friend, or (yes, this is happening now) through ChatGPT. So when a total stranger lands on your website, what happens next? In this episode, I'm sharing the one thi...

To Listen to the whole episode and many more Patreon only episodes, sign up to our Patreon at the link below. SIGN UP TO OUR PATREON TODAY: www.patreon.com/forthekudos Logy and Yogi take the reins this week, sharing hosting duties with lots to catch up on. The team walk through a couple of Logy’s best training weeks and sessions to date, looking at what made them work so well beyond simply training hard, as he looks ahead to the National Cross Country Championships in Ballarat. Matilda shares her