Emma Grace Hurley likes to be the underdog, but her results say otherwise. With ambitions to become an Olympian and to get the American marathon record, Emma is definitely here to stay. A nice chat about runing, running shoes and ambitions. Go check out Emma now: https://www.instagram.com/emmagracehurley/?hl=enWelcome to The Marathon Podcast! A podcast for established runners, future runners, and people interested in running. In this running podcast, we will mainly focus on everything running

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In this week's episode, NCAA star, Gary Martin discusses his transition from track to cross country, his training regime, and the balance between individual aspirations and team goals. He reflects on his high school sub 4 mile, the decision to attend The University of Virginia, and the dynamics of competing in the NCAA. Gary shares insights on his rivalry with Ethan Strand, his experiences in major championships, and the influence of his coaches. He also talks about his partnership with Brooks and

Dave visits Milan and takes the listener on a journey through the city's rich history with a few modern-day running tips added along the way. A friendly neighbor shares her knowledge of mushrooms with Trevor who also discusses the year's successful sunchoke harvest. The hosts consider the question of who is the greatest freeskier of all time?

In Episode 35, the lads preview the Amsterdam and Dublin marathons. During the recording, the Irish marathon record gets broken in South Korea! We discuss training weeks in the newly named Easy Pedal section of the podcast, Eoin goes through his training week leading up to the start of the Irish cross-country season. We also chat about Double Trouble, a Perth coach making the move to a pro team, and much more.

Charlier Maher spent his formative years in central Australia which he speaks about. He speaks about being brought up with strong values and support through his family in particular his mother. He speaks about his experiences and the thigns he has learnt along the way. He goes into his gratitude and also wanting to give back.

Send us a text Ten hours on the edge, a live stream watched by hundreds of thousands, and a second-place finish that announced David Sinclair to the world stage. We unpack how an injury scare turned into a smarter build, why he chose CCC over OCC, and the exact training and fueling choices that helped him lead for hours, survive the low points, and find the grit to hold the podium in Chamonix. David takes us inside the chaos at Worlds—from canceled flights to a sky-high vert profile—and what...

Will comes on the show to talk about becoming only the second native Iowan to win Twin Cities Marathon on Oct. 5. He discusses the strategy that he used to pull away from Tesfu Tewelde of Eritrea while running 2 hours, 15 minutes, 39 seconds. The Northwestern College All-American and Red Raiders record holder talks about his celebration with family before returning to his new home of Charlottesville, Virginia. Will details his strong support system and the training plan of his longtime coach, who is

Description: In this special “just the hosts” episode of Endurance State of Mind, Anthony and Zach sit down to catch their breath and reflect on a wild stretch of endurance action. They revisit key takeaways from recent guests — Derrick Baker, the “Ambassador of Havoc,” and Warren Kimball, the maestro of the negative split — and unpack how consistency, nutrition, and mindset shape performance. Then they dive into their own Clear Creek Ultra experience, the finale of the MUTS Grand Slam. From...

Kim and Jayson Cavill, two athletes whose passion for the outdoors is matched only by their generosity in sharing it. Whether they’re navigating rugged trails or life’s winding paths, Jayson and Kim bring heart, humour, and a deep respect for the journey. From ultra running to community building, their story is one of grit, grace, and going the distance, together.Day One Trauma Charity - https://dayonetrauma.org/Cavill coaching - https://www.cavillcoaching.com/XMILES UK - Listeners receive 10% of

Episode 84 - Pop Song 89:We are back from our short hiatus and Andy's road trip and this wee on the pod Brett and Andy chat scraping the van, the delights of France and Belgium, expensive McDonalds, misgendering cows, impolite drivers, training in France, Strava vs Garmin, recent race results, Chicago Marathon, Brett is back running and his training week, Andy's Bruges Half Marathon race recap, the upcoming showdown at cross country and we finish with 'The Strava Segment'. Question of the

This week on The Back of the Pack Podcast: Second Wind, we close out Season 3 in style — and in stride — with our season finale! As we head into Garmin Kansas City Marathon weekend, Kyle reflects on the road that got us here: a season full of growth, great guests, and some unforgettable races. From mental health and community building to miles logged and lessons learned, we revisit the moments that defined this chapter of The Pack. Kyle also looks back on some of his most memorable races of the past

Send us a text Chasing The Grid is the story of the authors physical and spiritual journey running in the Catskill Mountains. Originally wanting to beat the record for climbing all 35 peaks in one outing, Kenneth Posner got injured on his second attempt and needed to find a new goal for his running. His new goal came from a chance encounter while in the mountains he loved, and it’s the main subject of this book! Kenneth Posner’s running credentials include completing 110 races of marathon d...

Join CITIUS MAG hosts Eric Jenkins, Karen Lesiewicz, Paul Hof-Mahoney and Mac Fleet as they break down the biggest storylines of the 2025 Chicago Marathon. Some of the topics the crew dives into include:- What to expect for weather and the course- Who to watch in both the men's and women's elite fields- Top American men and women who are looking to shake things up - Race winner predictions - Top American predictions - Predictions on what Conner Mantz will run + More ____________For more:Read:

This week on Trails, Tails and Fails, Rob and Sarah relive the Jurassic Coast Maverick 50K — a race full of coastal climbs, wrong turns, and one spectacular kit fail that nearly ended things before the start line. Sarah took the win and Rob had a great run to take 10th.👉 Join our ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Trails, Tales, and Fails Facebook Community⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to continue the conversation and connect with fellow trail and ultra runners.💚 If you enjoy the podcast and want to support what we do, check out our ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Patreon

Coach Bala in this season ending episode shares his thoughts about how to think about race day, how to execute, what to do beore,during, immediately after and well beyond race day!

This week we head to the well-trodden premier route across Arizona. Host Heather Anderson is joined by Sadie Curry who set the women’s self-supported northbound time on the iconic Arizona Trail by covering the 800 mile distance in 17 days, 12 hours, and 27 minutes, taking 7 hours off of the previous time. Tune in to hear how she accomplished her first FKT despite being sick, dealing with UV rash, and developing severe tendonitis.

The last few months I worked towards Budapest Marathon. I will briefly touch my training, talk about the course and my race day experience and maybe give you some tips, if you decide to run Budapest Marathon.The Happy Runner was recognized by FeedSpot as one of the top 10 running motivation podcasts. It's a big honor and I'm very proud, that my work get's recognized and rewarded.FeedSpot Running Motivation Podcasts

This week on the Dirt and Vert Podcast, we're honored to sit down with Lauren, a remarkable ultra runner whose story is a masterclass in resilience and grit.Lauren shares her incredible journey from battling a broken ankle to achieving the ultimate dream: qualifying for Team USA! We dive deep into her training philosophy, her harrowing experience in the final miles of a race, and the mental fortitude it takes to push through extreme fatigue and confusion.But it's not all about the suffering

Tune into this live episode of Set the Pace during the 2025 Bank of America Chicago Marathon weekend as Rob interviews the legendary Meb Keflezighi, who shares his experience running Chicago in 2003 with the goal to run sub 2:12. Then Meb turns the tables and interviews Rob about training for his own Chicago moment. Also joining the podcast is Al Hamood, the president and chief financial and administrative officer of Culligan International. Under his leadership, Culligan continues its commitment to