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)Get THE REBUILD playlist https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/the-rebuild/pl.u-pMyl4pMcK50l89 If you're going to buy one of

*Note: The first few minutes of Ben's interview were cut due to audio issues. The audio quality improves throughout the interview.Canadian distance runner and Olympian Ben Flanagan is finally making his marathon debut at the Toronto Waterfront Marathon this Sunday. Fresh off his 2024 season that included his Olympic debut in the 5000m, Flanagan opens up about the challenges of transitioning to the marathon, including an injury-shortened build in 2025. He’s focused on winning the Canadian

Most runners start for personal reasons — fitness, freedom, challenge, or escape. But there’s a deeper, more powerful layer available to every runner: service.In this episode, Rob explores how your running can serve others — from the people closest to you, to your broader community, to causes that matter deeply. When you shift your focus from what running gives you to what it gives through you, everything changes: your motivation, your resilience, your sense of purpose. Rob shares stories from

From the streets of Chicago to the trails of Chico, Katie Crane has logged over 2,000 miles this year - and every step tells a story. In this episode, Ross and Petar sit down with the six-star marathon finisher whose running resume spans continents, cultures, and courageous feats. But Katie’s journey isn’t just about medals and miles - it’s about grit, heart, and the kind of greatness that shows up when it matters most. We dive into Katie’s origin story, her favorite race moments, and the mindset

I’m joined by Katie “Wildy” Brown—former Arizona Trail self-supported record holder and fresh off the Millwood 100, a 102-mile Wasatch linkup with ~37,000 feet of vert designed by Jared Campbell. We break down what Millwood actually is (route, not race), why she started at night, when the wheels got wobbly on night two, and how crew and pacers changed the game. Katie talks RUFA, Salt Lake’s inversion (and why you literally run through it), and lessons from the mostly self-supported Plains 100—moon

What happens when you’ve done the training, visualized the finish line, and race day is suddenly taken away?In this timely and deeply personal episode, Nic sits down with mental performance coach Giovanni Bianco to unpack the emotional impact of the Cape Town Marathon cancellation—and how runners can bounce back when their race plans fall apart. Together, they explore how to process disappointment, reframe setbacks, and reshape your vision for the future.Whether you’ve faced injury,

With the Allianz Richmond Marathon coming up in a few weeks we sat down with the lead volunteers behind the water stops. Jay, JM, and Marci manage all the stops along all three courses, and work with the hundreds of volunteers that make race day possible. Warning - listening may make you want to volunteer!

Running is more than just miles for Elizabeth (she/they). It’s been a constant companion through all seasons of life for the past 25 years, a source of connection, challenge, and adventure. I think Elizabeth says it best: at the most basic level, running allows you to simply move forward. "Why are we walking? No, We can run." In this episode we dive into why Elizabeth loves looped races, tips she has for backyard ultras and timed events, lessons she has learned from past races and what she wi...

This week on the DELCO XC Podcast, we dive into one of cross country’s most overlooked truths — it’s a team sport through and through.From PIAA District 1, District 12, and the PA Independent State Championships, we break down how chemistry, trust, and execution decide who’s heading to Hershey.We talk Haverford’s dangerously confident run, Penncrest’s breakout performance, and Marple’s Julian Bothma’s moment of joy, before heading over to Belmont Plateau to unpack Episcopal Academy’s historic

Howdy folks, Well the Fleet Feet York Half Marathon is a member now, and as memories go, it's a good one. This episode will be a collection of recordings from throughout the day. Enjoy!What if I say I will never surrender? - Foo Fighters

Join Scotty and ultrarunner, author and celebrity hair stylist Ben Molin for a long run leading up to the release of his memoir: "Deconstructed:" Kill The Thing That's Killing You.  Ben and Scott Discuss his life in running, his background as a hair stylist made famous on a TV show and how he walked away from the fame and to endurance.  He's an interesting guy with a interesting life story. Preorder ben's Book here: https://benmollin.systeme.io/pre-order (Send us a screen shot so we can send you a

Hear the story of how slinging bottles of Black Velvet in 7-11 led to Harry Chandler joining the run specialty business and ascending to leadership roles at Charlotte Running Company, the Running Industry Association, and the Running Industry Diversity Coalition. Harry also talks about the Charlotte Run Hub and how it serves his store’s community. We’re also joined by Kristy Morris of Sneakers4Good, who shares information on how run stores can work with her business to support its’ efforts in...

Lots to get through in today’s episode! Duncan talks about his weekend at the Blackall 100, the boys discuss the recently completed Bigs Backyard World Championship in Tennessee and if their previous predictions came true, and how their fantasy teams faired against the rest of the field! We also chat about out the upcoming Reds Backyard Ultra!

As the temperature drops, your body works harder to stay warm - and that means it burns more energy. In this episode of The RunPod Extra Mile, Jenni discusses her personal opinion on the best ways to fuel up before heading out on those chilly morning runs.Discover simple, warming pre-run food ideas that keep your energy steady, your body comfortable, and your performance strong. Plus, she'll remind you why staying hydrated is just as important when it’s cold out as it is in the heat.Main Episodes of

Send us a text In this coaching episode, I discuss 13 creative things you can do this winter to renew and reinvigorate your running so you can be fitter and stronger for 2026 racing. Please feel free to contact me if you'd like me to expand on any of these topics for you! Bill Stahl silly_billy@msn.com Facebook Bill Stahl Instagram and Threads @stahlor and @we_are_superman_podcast YouTube We Are Superman Podcast Subscribe to the We Are Superman Newsletter! https://mailchi.mp/dab62cfc01f...

[Download] The Ultimate Marathon Guide to Master Your NYC Marathon Feeling Strong! Are you running the TCS New York City Marathon this year? Whether it’s your first 26.2 or your fifth, this episode is your complete survival guide to race day — from the ferry ride to the finish line in Central Park! Coach Whitney LaCombe from the Spark Healthy Runner coaching team joins Dr. Duane Scotti to break down everything you need to know to make race day smooth, confident, and unforgettable.   We cover: 🏃‍♀️

Lewis Wu is one of my running training partners and someone I’ve shared many trail adventures with: long climbs, heat, altitude, fatigue, and plenty of laughs. As the CEO of COROS, he didn’t fall in love with running right away; it was data, curiosity, and steady progress that drew him in. From those first “boring” miles to recently finishing a brutal 100K, Lewis has built endurance with patience, consistency, and a willingness to keep showing up no matter how hard it gets.   Thanks to

Graham and Michelle took part in the Arkansas 20K in Benton on Saturday, but in very different roles. Graham has a busy running schedule between now and December 6. Your two hosts talk a little about their goals next year, but with Halloween being on Friday, M&G discuss the Ed Gein series on Netflix (and similar shows), and Graham explains why he likes Halloween II while simultaneously admitting it's a bad movie.

This Week on Sunday DinnerThe whole family’s gathering in Albuquerque — including the matriarch herself, Grandma Hacker! She shares stories about growing up without the opportunity to play organized sports, yet still finding creative ways to stay active and challenge herself physically. We dive into how her determination influenced generations of Hackers — from her kids to her grandkids — shaping their own relationships with sports and movement. My mom and siblings jump in to share their athletic

Nina Engelhard is an ascendant star in short distance trail running. Hailing from Germany, Nina recently took home two gold medals at the World Mountain & Trail Running Championships in Canfranc, Spain, winning both the Uphill and Classic races.    Chapters 00:00 Introducing Nina Engelhardt 02:47 Navigating Newfound Media Attention 05:24 The Journey into Trail and Mountain Running 07:59 Nina's Running Club and its Role in her Success 10:44 Living Off the Digital Grid 13:28 Balancing Professional