Description This episode is all about your questions. From training in the heat and increasing cadence to coaching vs. self-coaching, we dive into the common challenges runners face — and what to do about them. Georgia shares her triathlon training update and future plans for the New York and Boston Marathons, while Matt talks big goals for 2026, including a top-10 Ironman finish and a return to the trail world. Also inside: – Training through summer: how to adapt without burning out – Geo...

This episode we take you through the ups the downs, the whirlwinds of the day at the IRONMAN World Championship! Joined by honorary host Kaiden Lieto Everything that happened on the ground and some behind the scenes experiences we each had. 🙌 Massive Thanks To Our Partners 🎨 WYN Republic – Gear up. 15% off with code ProTriNews15 https://wynrepublic.com 📊 Special Offer from Training Peaks https://trainingpeaks.com/ProTriNews ⚡ Fuel smarter with the Triathlon Bundle from MNSTRY https://...

Cameron, a Virginia native, ran an astonishing 220 miles as a beginner, driven by an inner voice to transcend mental and physical limits through relentless effort. Cameron embraced running as a crucible to forge his purpose. Each grueling mile reflects his belief that life demands giving your all to bear meaningful fruit. “I’m just like you,” he says, urging others to fearlessly join life’s journey of growth. When not pounding the pavement, Cameron chases other passions—flying planes, writing...

In this episode of the UKRunChat Podcast, we chat toIoana Barbu, a runner who went from completing her first marathon, to aiming to taking on the entire Beyond the Ultimate Global Race Series across ice, jungle, desert, and mountains, all within a single year.Having never run an ultra before, Ioana’s first attempt was the 230 km Jungle Ultra in Peru, a brutal, self-sufficient stage race through rainforest terrain. From there, she’s gone on to race in the Namib Desert, the Arctic Circle, the

Join Dr. Michelle Quirk and Dr. Laurel Kilpatrick for a heartfelt conversation about letting go of mom guilt and learning to rest. They share personal stories about burnout, solo travel, and the power of giving yourself permission to recharge.Dr. Kilpatrick opens up about her own journey through burnout, her leave of absence, and how coaching helped her rebuild a sustainable, fulfilling life in medicine. Together, they explore how retreats, destination races, and mindful rest can help women

Grab your Cape Town Marathon pace band here: https://shop.coachparry.com/This episode of the podcast is brought to you by Active Forever - Use FAST at checkout and get 10% off your first orderIf you have a question you'd like answered on the podcast you can submit it here: https://coachparry.com/fbf-questionAlso, while you're here, grab your spot in our upcoming Faster Beyond 50 Masterclass if you'd like to run pain and injury-free for years to come:

When Jim Skaggs came to Utah I am sure he had no idea the impact he would make and the legacy he would leave. It's been 20 years since the first running of the Buffalo Run on Antelope Island and this past weekend Jim packed his trailer for the final time. We sit down with Jim and to hear the stories of so many events that he directed: Buffalo Run, Logan Peak, Harriman, Antelope Island Fall Classic, Frary Peak Hill Climb and others. The stories will turn to legends and the friendships will

In this engaging conversation, Matt Trappe discusses his journey in the running community, the launch of his lifestyle brand Auteur Sportif, and the importance of brand narratives in trail footwear. Matt emphasizes the importance of bridging the gap between brands and the running community.The concept of brand narrative is crucial in differentiating trail footwear from road running.Auteur Sportif aims to focus on the lifestyle aspect of running rather than just performance.Consumer feedback is often

Your long run starts well before you head out the door. In this episode, I walk through how to prepare the day before, what to focus on the morning of, and how to handle fueling, pacing, and recovery. It’s a guide to help you get more out of your long runs - and avoid the common mistakes that make them harder than they need to be.

It’s been one of those weeks for the crew.Macca’s packing his bags for a half marathon in China, Chris keeps rolling out solid weeks, and Jordan’s trying to find that spark again after some time off.Plus, we break down the new Nike Vomero Premium - comfort, looks, and whether it lives up to the name.Thanks for tuning in!

Frano Botica is known as one of the greatest goal kickers of all time.He wore four black jerseys (All Blacks, Kiwis, Māori All Blacks, Sevens).He became a hero in Wigan as the fastest player to 1,000 points and helped launch the Warriors’ debut NRL season.Then when the cheering stopped, he had to reinvent himself.This podcast conversation is a small part of the Frano Botica story:+ What it was like spending most of his All-Black career in the shadow of Grant Fox.+ Some jaw-dropping stories about his

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)In this episode, I go home and get my last run in before my marathon.If you're going to buy one of the shoes mentioned, use

We have a very special episode this week! Beyond the Track Podcast hosts catch up with Hannah Baulch - Head of Participation at Welsh Athletics, Lizzie Dimond (runnerof4) - mother of four who loves to run and Faye Osgood - founder of Her Own Pace Run Club.Our hosts discuss the brand new Welsh Athletics campaign - Own The Night with these three brilliant guests, hear all about the inspiration behind Own The Night, What it's all about and how you can get involved.With Own The Night championing

This week I'm discussing three of the hot topics in big marathons that has divided opinion.Dublin marathon has changed its general entry process to ballot only, Paris has announced no cups or bottles on course and Cape Town, the 8th candidate major was cancelled at the weekend.I give my view on each highlighting how marathons have changed and are continuing to change and how you can try to prepare yourself for these changes or disappointments.I also talk about what 2026 marathons are available

Grab your Cape Town Pace Band here: https://shop.coachparry.com/Resources mentioned in this podcast:Grab your spot in our upcoming Faster Beyond 50 Masterclass here: https://coachparry.com/lkz8-Faster-Beyond-50-MasterclassComrades-bound and cake-fueled! 🏃‍♀️🎂 Ultra star Carla Molinaro - LEJOG record-smasher, Two Oceans podium finisher, and 2025 Comrades Top 10 - opens up on racing with joy, riding the pain waves, and why passing cyclists on Chappies might be tougher than gold. Lessons on

In this conversation, Clark Gardner, CEO and race director of the Cape Town Marathon, shares his journey into the world of running events and the significance of the Cape Town Marathon as a potential World Marathon Major. He discusses the challenges of logistics, participant experience, and the vibrant running community in South Africa. Gardner emphasizes the importance of creating an authentic African experience for participants and highlights the beauty and safety of Cape Town as a tourist

Host Mickey Moore welcomes trail enthusiasts Tom Parker and Doug Bell for an engaging conversation about the many paths—literal and figurative—that runners and riders take across the Big Bend area. From rugged roots to smooth clay, this episode dives deep into Tallahassee’s beloved trails, including Redbug, Munson, Phipps and Bradley’s, revealing what makes each one special. Tom, an ultra-runner and healthcare advocate, and Doug, a lawyer-lobbyist turned mountain biker and president of the

Host Mickey Moore sits down with Amanda Heidecker, Director of Parks and Recreation for Leon County, and Taylor Wheaton, Senior Sports Director for Visit Tallahassee, to talk about how Tallahassee became the proud host of the 2026 World Cross Country Championships—the first global sporting event of its kind ever held in our community.  Amanda and Taylor share the behind-the-scenes story of how a local dream that started more than 15 years ago at Apalachee Regional Park grew into a world-class bid

No fireworks, just good ol' parkrun chat. Should every 50-milestones be a Thing? Have you seen Match of the Day? Are you a hugger or a handshaker? Plus both Nicola and Danny are too tired to tour far far away (Nic Nic at Lister Park parkrun parkrun and Danny at Queen Elizabeth parkrun parkrun). Sacreligious, we know.

With so many running shoes on the market, finding the right pair can be overwhelming, and once you do, it’s hard to let them go. But wearing the same shoe every run means it breaks down faster, which is why building a solid shoe rotation is key. In this week’s episode, Carrie sits down with running coach Brady Hoover to dive into the strategy behind rotating your running shoes. How many pairs do you really need? How different should they be? We explore the benefits of rotating shoes, what to look