Jordan and chris are back chatting all things running this week, with plenty to unpack from world record attempts at the Berlin Marathon and friend of the show Donjve taking out Nike after dark half marathon. Shoe of the month is back as the boys cover the all exciting Puma Deviate Pure Nitro. Just when you thought Macca had completely disappeared into Europe, the boss himself drops in to say g'day and remind everyone he still exists.

Got feedback about this episode? Send Carolyn a text Ally Brettnacher is an everyday runner, the host of Finish Lines & Milestones, the owner of Athlete Bouquets, and—if you ask me—one heck of a community-builder. Based in Carmel, Indiana, Ally has completed 70 half marathons (many alongside her dad), nine marathons, and more than 175 podcast episodes celebrating the stories of everyday runners. In this conversation, we talk about how her relationship with running has evolved, why s...

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Austen welcomes longtime friend and former Arkansas teammate Dom Scott, a South African-born multi-time Olympian, to reflect on a remarkable 10-year pro career and share what's next as she pursues new goals as a Garmin athlete.Dom shares growing up in Cape Town in a running family, earning an NCAA scholarship, and choosing Arkansas. She describes the difficult early transition to the U.S., learning to race in the NCAA, and a breakthrough sophomore SEC win after confronting fear of failure. Dom

Trail running, climbing, skiing, riding: can you train for all of them without getting worse at each? Steve House and Director of Coaching Chantelle Robitaille share the framework Uphill Athlete coaches use with multi-sport athletes. Pick one priority per season, run an honest gap analysis, and harmonize your sports instead of balancing them. They also cover the interference effect, layering sports through the year, when to set one aside, and why strength training is non-negotiable.

300 Kilometer, Schlafmangel und eine schwere Entscheidung: Chris Frumolt beim Tor des Géants In dieser Folge des Elevation Running Podcast spricht Oli mit Hobby-Trailläufer und Fotograf Chris Frumolt über seinen Versuch beim Tor des Géants. Das Rennen führt über rund 330 Kilometer durch hochalpines Gelände im Aostatal – und wurde für Chris zu einem sechstägigen Abenteuer mit extremen Höhenmetern, kaum Schlaf und Halluzinationen. Auch Carla ist zu Gast. Chris' Freundin begleitete ihn als

他人の成功を、心から祝えない時期がありました。口では「おめでとう」と言っても、家に帰ると落ち込む。そんな自分が、どう変わったのか。タイガー・ウッズの話と、53歳で初めて走った70kmの話をしています。オリジナル手ぬぐいが届いた話も。

Ellie Pashley returns to Run With It, and she’s got a pretty damn good reason to celebrate. At Sydney Marathon, she ran 2:28:28 to finish 9th overall, claim the Australian Marathon Championship and clock her fastest marathon since 2019. Ellie joins Elise to rewind a year that included giving birth to her second child Bobby, her first ever marathon win at Ballarat and a near perfect race execution in Sydney that reminded her what she’s capable of. She shares how she handled the moment Caitlin Scott

Listener Q&A covers fueling a five-hour marathon, whether anyone can really hold zone five for an hour, finishing a marathon off a 24K long run, and how to stop chasing pace on your watch. Georgia, 10 weeks postpartum, asks Matt what her first two weeks back should look like. The answer isn't running.💻 Join The Performance Project Coaching:https://performanceproject.typeform.com/apply?utm_source=btfl📸 Follow BTFL:https://www.instagram.com/beyondthefinishline_pod/📸 Follow Coach

The Relay crew is back after the Berlin Marathon, where Tigst Assefa came incredibly close to history while battling a serious Achilles injury in the final kilometers. Peter, Erika, and Lindsey break down the performance before turning their attention to the stacked Chicago Marathon field, the American record chase, and Lindsey’s upcoming debut announcing at the Chicago finish line.They also get into what makes a good interview with a professional runner, the relentless NCAA racing calendar, and why

Last year's Class A and Class B champs, Henri Rivard and Alex Gilbert join the show to break down the upcoming Festival of Champions Meet!This podcast is a companion to the website MaineHSRunner.com, which was designed to promote the sports of cross country and track and field in Maine.Send us feedback at  and don’t forget to check out ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠mainehsrunner.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.PODCAST MERCH: mainehsrunner.myshopify.comMUSIC: Everybody Keep Running by Free Music Archive,

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October's theme in the Clean Break Collective is 'the stories we tell ourselves'. And this week's episode turns into a live example of exactly what that means.It starts with Rich asking Andy a simple question about the stories that hold him back. What follows is Andy going back to the beginning - a remedial class at 12, dyslexia that was played down as "very minor" while he was having to learn how to write again, failed A-levels, and a decade of job-hopping in his 20s because every time

Can running make a new city feel like home? When Alex Narang moved from Manchester to Sydney, she knew very few people. Less than 12 hours after landing, she joined Coogee Run Club; and within weeks, running had given her friends, community and the beginnings of a new life. Six months later, Alex badly broke her jaw in three places on the way to run club. Suddenly, the people she'd only recently met were taking her to hospital, organising her care and making sure she never had to recover alon...

Katarzyna Dombrowska należy dziś do ścisłej czołówki polskiego biegania ultra, w którym oprócz przygotowania fizycznego ogromne znaczenie mają odporność psychiczna, umiejętność zarządzania kryzysem i podejmowanie dobrych decyzji pomimo ogromnego zmęczenia. Jednym z jej najwiekszych osiągnięć jest zajęcie 6. miejsca na legendarnym UTMB na dystansie 100 mil i to po raz drugi, poprawiając swój wynik w tym roku o niespełna 2 godziny. Spotkaliśmy się w Krakowie na Kopcu Kraka, aby porozmawiać nie tylko o

Kia ora Welcome to a funnnn episode of several different voices besides the usual Mal and Dwayne yarning and yarning and yarning away. I don't know if you can tell at this point, but I (Mal) writes the pod description and truly believe nobody even reads this bloody thing. Anyways... Mal and Dwayne do the usual banter of training updates. Mal shares her weight training and speed sessions. She also shares insights from her previous coach in consideration to monitoring heart rate while pregnant

We’re officially now in the ‘ber months and the first of these has been jam-packed! Julia and Kate cover everything from Kate’s wedding (starting off the day with a parkrun, of course!) to various autumn races, including the Big Half and Vitality 10km. This month the Chatty Miles duo are interviewing Minreet Kaur. Founder of Asian Women Run and an advocate for breaking down barriers and inspiring movement, particularly in the Asian community. Minreet’s enthusiasm is truly infectious and when ...

Alexis has finally raced. Just 26 hours after the first-ever Bloor Street Mile in Toronto, Alexis D'Souza Cyr and Alex Cyr go through her first race, from start to finish: the race-morning nerves, the porta-potty standoff, the imposter syndrome at the start line, and Alex's pacing job (he admits it was bad), which sent her through the first 400m about 20 seconds too fast. She still ran a huge 7:09 mile. Then came track hack.This episode is brought to you by ASICS: Sign up for a free

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