Send us a textIn this episode of Running to the Castle, Dr. Ali explains why you should not run a half marathon to train for a half marathon or a 5K to train for a 5K. She shares how repeating race distance too often leads to burnout, injury, and loss of motivation instead of better performance. Using examples from soccer training and Greek mythology, Dr. Ali illustrates how breaking training into smaller, focused sessions builds strength and endurance more effectively than constantly doing

Paul and Rob's traditional taper trot - a triple loop of Stoke Newington's Clissold Park - five days out from the Yorkshire Marathon. Featuring fitness and fear of falling (Rob) versus non-specific pre-marathon malaise (Paul), a double parkrun report, momentum in all its forms, a Gulman gig, youth and power versus age and wisdom, final Gold / Silver / Bronze predictions - and a wonderful, arboreal Autumn display.SUBSCRIBE at ⁠https://runcompod.supercast.com/⁠ for early access, bonus episodes,

The countdown to Wine & Dine is on, and the energy is real. We swap last‑week training moves, practical travel advice for 2026 bookings, and a surprisingly useful shoe debate: are Brooks’ Stitch-themed Glycerines a smarter buy than limited race-weekend drops? Then we bring in a conversation that will change how you see your run, your city, and your next trip to Disney. Author and advocate Doug Gordon (Life After Cars) joins us to explore a world with fewer cars and more options—walking, ...

In this episode of The Marathon Handbook Podcast (00:00), Michael, Alex, and Katelyn kick off Toronto Marathon week and preview their upcoming live show (04:20). They share plans for the New York City Marathon (07:00) and Michael’s big reveal that he’s running the Philadelphia Marathon (08:25). Then, they tackle two listener questions: how to handle being assigned to a slower corral at NYC (11:06) and how to base-build for a year toward a sub-3 marathon goal (31:32).In the second half (45:45), Alex

On this week’s episode of Better By Next Week, Tim and Ollie welcome two of Australia’s finest ultra runners, Tom Dade and Miah Noble, into the Greenhouse. Together, they dive deep into stories of grit, resilience, and personal growth, both on the trails and in life. Tom and Miah open up about their struggles with mental health, sharing honest insights into how running has become a grounding force and how their relationship strengthens through shared challenges. It’s an eye-opening and heartfelt

This week, Rob and Becs welcome back to the show Jenny Simpson, a 2025 NYRR Hall of Fame inductee. Jenny has played a pivotal role as an ambassador and special advisor to Rising New York Road Runners, NYRR’s free youth running program. A three-time Olympian and 11-time U.S. national champion, she dominated the iconic 5th Avenue Mile with a record eight victories. Jenny recently retired from professional racing after finishing the 2024 New York City Marathon and shares her latest

This episode is brought to you by Movember.Episode #169 sees Jack, Joel & Tess record from the Brunswick studio. After their training week's you'll hear an interview with Keegan Hipgrave. A Movember ambassador, ex-NRL player and owner/host of the Keegan & Company podcast - Keegs sits down with Joel to chat about his involvement with Movember and sheds light on the huge task he's embarking on in 2026. TRAINING WEEKS Tess holds up the training week's segment while Jack is still in recovery

This week, Ryan sits down with fellow Wirral native Joe Wigfield – the newly-crowned Manchester Half Marathon champion after an impressive 62:04 win over GB international Jonny Mellor.Joe actually coached Ryan to his 2:45 debut marathon so they share some early reflections on the coach/athlete relationship. They dive straight into the details behind Manchester: the race plan, pacing calls, mental battles, and what it’s like tackling longer distances when you come from the track. How to beat and

Vi träffar Sara Christiansson. En av poddens allra första gäster och någon som vi alltid har tyckt om att ha med i programmet. Sara, som är en av Sveriges bästa löpare någonsin, berättade nyligen att hon väljer att avsluta sin elitkarriär. Vi träffar Sara för att höra om beslutet och hur det känns att avsluta en så framgångsrik karriär. Sara kommer inte att lämna löpningen utan vill fortfarande vara en "reko" löpare som vi hoppas kunna se på många landsvägslopp framöver. Sara berättar också om vad

In this episode of How the F** Did We Become Runners*, Robert and Ange go full nerd on the ever-evolving world of running tech. What started as “just need good sneakers” has spiraled into a borderline NASA-level setup—Garmins, headphones, and enough apps to track their sleep, steps, and probably bowel movements.As Dublin looms, will Robert’s gadgets survive a full marathon without imploding? And will Ange ever actually learn how to use her fancy Garmin—or will she just keep pressing buttons until it

**THIS IS A 15 MINUTE TEASER OF JIMMY B + WHITE KENYAN EPISODE 3 - THE FULL 1 HOUR 34 MINUTE VERSION IS AVAILABLE THROUGH BACKYARD ULTRA PODCAST'S PATREON PAGE FOR A SMALL FEE**The Backyard Ultra Individual World Championship at Big's Backyard has concluded, and Jimmy B and White Kenyan are back with their fourth and final episode of the 'Road to Bigs' series. In this installment, they provide an in-depth reflection on their races and experiences throughout the journey.

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 200 miles in the

Welcome to the FORDY RUNS Live Running Q&A!Join UK Running Coach FORDY every week as we go live to answer your questions about running training, race prep, running shoes, coaching tips, and more!Whether you're a beginner training for your first 5K or a seasoned marathon runner chasing a PB, this livestream is your chance to ask anything — live and unfiltered. 🏃‍♂️💬🟢 Topics We Cover Weekly:Running shoe advice & reviews 👟Half marathon & marathon training plans 🏅Tips for beginners

Send us a text A champion crowned, then stripped. A director ousted. A brand reorganized. We trace the real timeline behind the Ultraman Florida shake-up—starting with a handlebar-mounted, voice-activated camera and ending with revoked licenses, refund confusion, and a newly relaunched qualifier under different leadership. As hosts who’ve watched this community grow, we unpack the roles of Ohana Loa, Sheryl and Dave Cobb, and former race director Jen McVeay, and explain how board decisions mo...

Episode 123. Success Success. What is it? How do you define it? How do you measure it? What happens when you don't reach a goal? Is there such a thing as partial success? So many questions. Even more answers in this episode. Inspired by getting to talk to so many of you at the Berlin Marathon, Portland Marathon, Chicago Marathon, I wanted to make sure we talked about success from the point of view of the athletes and a coach. So, check it out. And thank you for inspiring me with your efforts ...

If you want to maintain or even improve your running fitness all year round, you’re either going to make friends with the treadmill or you’ll have to find a way to make peace with the cold and dark this fall and winter.I’ll show you how. On today’s show, we are going to explore how you can get ready for fall and winter running. You’ll learn: Tips to stay motivated and run safely in the dark Exactly how to dress in any kind of weather for any kind of run, and I’ll share my

Cole Hocker Biography Flash a weekly Biography.Cole Hocker has remained at the center of the global track and field conversation this week not just for his stellar athletic achievements but also for his expanding influence off the track. Fresh off his gold medal triumph in the 5,000 meters at last month’s World Championships in Tokyo—becoming the first American to claim that title in nearly two decades—Cole has been reflecting openly on both victory and setback. In a candid interview with Citius Mag

-Race Results: *Kodiak 100 *Moab 240 *Wolverine State 100 *Canal Corridor 100 -FKTs: *White Mountains 100 (NH), Double 100 (Out and Back), Female (and Overall) Supported, Amber Constant *Bibbulmun Track, Mens Supported (South to North), Aaron Young *Update, Rod Farvard JMT Attempt Ended without FKT -News: *Kilian Korth Triple Crown Winner *Strava Sues Garmin *Saddles 100 Winner & Course Record Holder Just Started Running a Few Months Ago *Big Alta Announces the Addition of a 100k to its Suite

This week join the boys as they look ahead to Marathon Eryri, unpack the last week of running - including Gareth's 5K time trial and discuss zone running and if it's shit or not that shit. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You’ve crossed the finish line, achieved something incredible, and then… it’s just over. Now what? This week on the Running Lean podcast, I’m diving deep into The In-Between: What Happens After Your Big Race. This is the space few runners talk about — that strange, quiet period after your big event when the structure disappears, the endorphins fade, and you’re left feeling a little lost. In this episode, I’ll walk you through what’s really happening mentally, emotionally, and physically during this