You don't need a perfect diet, extreme workouts, or the latest biohack to improve your health span; you need sustainable habits you can maintain. In this episode of The MOVEMENT Movement, Steven Sashen speaks with Dr. Jennifer Timmons, MD, Longevity Physician and the Founder and Medical Director of Timmons Wellness, who explains how movement, nutrition, emotional health, and sleep form the foundation for maintaining health and vitality as we age. She shares practical approaches to building

Send us Fan Mail A special episode with Gareth McGuigan who has just ascended the height of Everest on Nerang's Goat Loop. 35 Loops of a 6.88km track with 260m of elevation each time around. A remarkable achievement and a story for the ages. Support the show Thanks for your Support!!

After discussing some exciting news, including updates on Comrades and the Boston Marathon, Lisa recaps her incredible performance at the 2026 Clarence DeMar Marathon. Spoiler alert-she ran a 3:05 after a summer of easy running in record heat. Lisa recaps the highs and lows of the weekend, along with how she trained and prepared to run one of her fastest marathons to date.Follow us on Instagram and Facebook Interested in hiring a coach? Email us at julieandlisa@runfartherandfaster.com or head over

With four days left before our wedding, Allison takes a very outdated test to determine whether she actually knows her future husband. The result: a respectable C+.From there, we try to determine where all the paperweights went, investigate one of America’s most haunted houses, debate whether people can mentally create ghosts, and read horoscopes that want us to buy zebra print and knock down a wall.We also get into disappearing TV remotes, lonely sock baskets, Yellowstone’s dangerously hot water,

How do you run 26 miles through the Catskills when you haven't been on the trails in months, your iron levels are barely functional, and a nor'easter is bearing down on race morning? You take what the day gives you.Ultrarunning Coach and podcast host, Erin Quinn, said she'd never do another race in the Catskills after Manitou's Revenge. A few days later, she signed up for the Cats Tail Trail Marathon anyway. In this episode, she recaps the full experience — 7,000 feet of climbing,

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Lee Glandorf is a writer, brand marketer, former Yale rower, seven-year Tracksmith veteran, and the creator of The Sweat Lookbook, a newsletter about sports and fashion through the lens of the female athlete. In this conversation, Zoë and Brendan finally ask the question keeping them up at night: why is everyone dressed like it's 2003? (Bandanas. Oakleys. Boxy chore jackets with no discernible weatherproofing.) Lee makes the case that creative directors discovering trail running might be the unified

Aaliyah McCormick joins Trackside with Maddie Mooney to chat about her successful career at University of Oregon, her race day routines, and her transition to a professional career with OAC Sprint.McCormick is a 3x NCAA Champion for the Ducks, taking the crown in the 100m hurdles in 2025, and the indoor 60m hurdles and outdoor 100m hurdles in 2026.Follow McCormick on Instagram @aaliyahchante_ and stay up to date on her latest running accomplishments on Athletic.Trackside with Maddie Mooney is the

​​Free Ultrarunning Training Assessment! Endurance athletes have access to more performance information than ever before, but that hasn't necessarily made it easier to separate good science from a convincing sales pitch. In this video, CTS Director of Coaching Cliff Pittman breaks down what evidence-based training actually means and why it isn't as simple as finding a study that supports your argument. Cliff examines how pseudoscience gains credibility, why elite athletes aren't proof that ...

Balancing ultrarunning with family life isn't easy. Between demanding training schedules, parenting, work, and relationships, finding time to pursue your goals can feel impossible. But what if you didn't have to choose between being a dedicated ultrarunner and being present for your family?In this coaches roundtable episode, Carolyn and Christian discuss how they've navigated ultrarunning while raising children and maintaining relationships. They share practical strategies, personal experiences, and

If the Durango Running Club ever starts a podcast they are going to hate the work that we do here. For this episode of TMRP we are back with another La Plata County legend, Robyn Lesh. Robyn is a pro runner for Altra who has carved her niche as a middle distance ultra runner with wins and course records at some of the most prestigious races around the world - which is exactly how she likes it. In this episode we cover Robyn's eccentric background, her down under, trail running roots, how she

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What to Do When a Race Doesn’t Go to Plan (And Why a Bad Run Doesn’t Make You a Bad Runner)Not every race is a PB. Sometimes it’s not even remotely close. 😂 In this episode, Hayles and Jussie chat about what happens when a race goes completely sideways — and how to deal with the disappointment when you've trained hard, had a goal in mind, and things just don't go to plan. After a slightly delayed episode and a recap of the latest training (including hills, parkrun and Jussie pushing Hayles and the

I keep coming back to AI because you guys keep asking about it. This week, I'm breaking down exactly where it belongs in your content process, and where it doesn't. AI is a dial, not a switch. How much I want you leaning on it depends on where you're at. Here's my warning - athletes can smell AI-written content, and it costs you trust. I go through the tells (paragraphs that say nothing, repetitive sentence shapes, over-designed posts, suspiciously perfect spelling) and make the case that a t...

Alex and Taylor are joined by long time friend of the show and now Dirt Division reviewer, Johnny Dodgin! He has an extensive background in endurance sport, marketing, product development, and art that make him a prime example of a gear nerd. Among many other topics, they discuss the Inov8 Trailfly Pro that Johnny had a major role in bringing to life.

Anthony does Berlin. After years of running, triathlons, ultras, and basically finding new ways to make endurance sports harder than they need to be, Anthony finally ran his first marathon. And he did it at the Berlin Marathon. In this episode, Zach sits down with Anthony just 48 hours after the race to hear exactly what happened from the days leading up to Berlin all the way through the finish line. And honestly, the week leading into the race was not exactly ideal. Anthony tweaked his back ...

We first met Matt Novakovich back in November of 2014 at the Spartan Race World Championship viewing party just outside of Fenway Park in Boston! We had him on the show back in 2018 on episode 89 when we covered Killington in person by doing finish line interviews. Between him losing his son, being public about his grief, and him returning to Killington to be honored, we figured it would be a great time to have him on the show for his own episode. We discuss his athletic background, his love for

Get Better at Running Without Running With Pauline Lopez Coach Bennett sits down with Taekwondo athlete and coach Pauline Lopez to talk about the lessons she’s carrying from a lifetime in martial arts into a new chapter as a runner. Pauline shares how being told Taekwondo “wasn’t for girls” only made her more determined to step onto the mat, eventually leading her to compete at the highest levels of the sport. She reflects on training alongside her dad, chasing the Olympic dream, learning to ...

Fall marathon season is officially here with the Berlin Marathon this past weekend, and as usual, there is much to discuss. First, Des and Kara catch up on life's happenings. Des is in Arizona previewing the Javalina course for her upcoming 100-miler. She had a near-miss with a rattlesnake who was taking over a dirt road, and she learned that she is more nimble than she thought. Kara commiserates with her own rattlesnake stories and then shares about a bobcat siting. They talk 100-mile prep, driving

FREE Marathon Training Guide: Train Smarter & Race Strong → Download Here Are you a few weeks away from your half marathon or marathon and suddenly wondering if you're running too little? Welcome to the taper crazies! After months of long runs, speed workouts, and strength training, reducing your training before race day can feel completely backwards. You may start wondering if you're losing fitness, whether you should squeeze in one more long run, or why your legs suddenly feel heavy. But here's