Back in August Randy Anderson of the Illinois Top Times Speed Lab hosted a one day track clinic featuring the great Boo Schexnayder and Vince Anderson. Coaches were treated to six amazing talks (and a free dinner!) and walked away more prepared for the 2026 season! For the month of October and September in 2025, we’ll be publishing each presentation in a two-part format. Every Wednesday and Thursday you’ll hear one of five talks from Boo and Vince: Week 1-Teaching the Long Jump, Week 2-Training the

Training talks leading up to the Cocodona 250 , Tunnel Hill 100, and, Arkansas Traveler 100. We talk about training and topics of the day #cocodona #running #fitness #bodybuilding #tunnelhill100 #arkansastraveler #chat #exercise

Coach Loretta and Coach Lindsay recap the Hennepin 100, share tips on communicating with your crew during races,  supporting athletes post-race and discuss how they stay connected with athletes throughout the week. Plus, a look ahead to Lily Medina's final race of the series.  Real races. Real coaching. This is The Dirt.

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

Katie Asmuth and Leah Yingling take the mic for a co-host deep dive, opening with a look at Freetrail’s new Big Alta 100K and how it could shape spring racing before reflecting on Kodiak’s UTMB North America Majors and the fatigue of a long season. The conversation moves into racing strategies for inaugural courses, the balance of data and intuition, and what they’ve learned from pacing, crewing, and commentary. Listeners also get a closer look at both athletes—their paths into trail running,

Kade Wilcox shares a personal injury update regarding his ongoing struggle with plantar fasciitis. He reflects on the challenges of maintaining motivation and purpose during recovery, the importance of consistency in training, and the lessons learned from taking running for granted. Kade emphasizes the need for a supportive community and encourages listeners to connect and share their own experiences.----Patreon | BtS Building BorderlandsBorderlands.cc | Podcast NetworkSign up: analog*Borderlands

During Episode 8 of the podcast I am chatting to Craig Hannigan, the co-founder of Good Time Running Club. We dive into how he started running, growing a thriving running community with a close friend, and some of his favourite memories and moments with GTRC.

Here's to the late Carlene Hutchinson.Paul & Rob trot from Finsbury Park to Clissold Park and back along the new River. Featuring a posh party, a pacy parkrun, famous friends and their work, the weekend's adventures, hill training, booze and other habits, last long runs before the Yorkshire Marathon - plus final preparation plans and tips - an excellent PB, and some Gold / Silver / Bronze thoughts.SUBSCRIBE at ⁠https://runcompod.supercast.com/⁠ for early access, bonus episodes, ad-free listening

Today on Season 4, Episode 94, Tim Crosbie, the Competition Director of the Melbourne Marathon, joins me on the podcast. Tim and I met back in 2017, when he facilitated a coaching course in Brisbane with Benita Willis to myself and a handful of other local coaches at the time. Tim was fantastic across the 2 day course, hosting what was called a Level 2 Advanced Recreational Running Coaching accrediation. I learnt that Tim founded and faciltiates his own coaching group, The Crosbie Crew in Melbourne,

Ready to arrive at the start line feeling like a coiled spring instead of a burnt match? Coach Chris Twiggs joins us to lay out a clear, no-nonsense roadmap for the final weeks before race day—why tapering wins races, how to dial in run-walk ratios, and what actually matters for multi-day challenges like Wine & Dine and Dopey. We dig into the simple details that make a huge difference: 30-second walk breaks to avoid late-race fade, practicing your race-day shoes and costume, and treating ...

In this Chicago Marathon 2025 preview episode, Michael Doyle, Alex Cyr, and Katelyn Tocci are packing their bags for the Windy City (05:40) and sharing insider race-week plans — including a live podcast, Nike relay, and shakeout runs (11:25). Michael reflects on running Chicago five times (16:00) and breaks down how to race it smart (22:30), covering course landmarks (25:20), weather pitfalls (30:00), and his best and worst marathon moments (35:30). The team also power-ranks the World Marathon

Dathan Ritzenhein has lived two lives in running: first as one of America's most decorated distance runners, and now as the head coach of the On Athletics Club (OAC). As a coach, Ritzenhein has been at the center of some of the sport's biggest moments in recent years. Under his leadership, Yared Nuguse set the indoor mile world record on Feb 8, 2025 (3:46.63) before it was lowered five days later by Jakob Ingebrigtsen and stormed down New York's Fifth Avenue to win the storied road mile

On this episode, the boys recapped our Chicago Marathon weekend experience! Scotty is the only one of us that raced and Strieg went to spectate. Scotty dealt with stomach cramps the back half unfortunately and came through in 2:49. He talked more about what he thinks happened during the race. We also talked about the weekend as a whole; the drive up, the expo, BPN shakeout, and more! Enjoy!Need a coach? Visit lisrunning.com ! FOLLOW US ON STRAVA Chris

This episode is brought to you by Aid StationEpisode #168 sees Jack, Joel & Tess record together fresh off their efforts (in slightly different areas) during the Melbourne Marathon. TRAINING WEEKS This is all about Jack's race recap where he takes the listeners through every step of his 42.2km race win. We hear how he was feeling before the race (not good) and Jack takes the listeners through plenty of funny stories. BIG Q Brett & Joel takeover this week to answer a listener question from

The time reality check… we do not have a lot of it at all.Last year I hit a bit of a wall in August. I felt like I was doing everything right but I still just felt like I was on a constant hamster wheel with work, life, socialising and I felt like I was missing out on a lot.I sat myself down and spent 30 minutes mapping out all the things I was trying to fit into my week, including travel time, transition time and all those little tiny life admin things that stack up… and what I realised was that I

In this episode of the Blueprint Ultra Podcast, we sit down with Caleb Baity to talk about his journey into ultra running and what it took to be one of only 20 finishers of the Barkley Fall Classic this year. We also look to his next race, the Beast of the East 100, which he DNFed after being in first place through 75 miles back in 2023 and his plans to redeem himself this year. Caleb also shares his unique nutrition approach to long runs and offers a great hack on how to save money on some of

Tove Alexandersson är en av de främsta idrottarna någonsin. Under sin idrottskarriär har hon tagit VM-guld i inte mindre än fem olika idrottsdiscipliner. 23 VM-guld i orienteering, 10 i skidorienteering, två i skidalpinism, ett i skyrunning och nu senast VM-guld i traillöpning vid världsmästerskapen i Spanien. Tove är ett konditionsfenomen av sällan skådat slag, vid världsmästerskapen i traillöpning slog hon många meriterade manliga löpare och segermarginalen mot närmsta kvinnliga motståndare var

ASICS has launched its Everyday Escape campaign in support of World Mental Health Day, encouraging people around the world to take a 15-minute movement break and experience the mental and physical benefits.In this episode, Andy guides Rick and Sarah through his own Everyday Escape.Join the movement by sharing your Everyday Escape using #EverydayEscape. For every post shared with the hashtag, ASICS will donate £5 to the mental health charity Mind, helping to raise vital funds for mental

Episode 122. On The Starting Line We all stand there on starting lines. Together. Alone. With the unknown ahead of us. No guarantees. This episode is inspired by so many of you that have reached out over the last few weeks to ask about the starting line. Over the last few weeks I've been to the Berlin Marathon, the Portland Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K and Kids Mile, and now I'm recording this episode in Chicago with this great city's marathon only a couple of days away. I talk nerves, confid...

Send us a text Our second episode in our BLACKALL Week specials - we are joined by Jo Van Gorp and Stewy Grills as they think back over the 1000km of Blackall. Jo and Stewy tell us about their early experiences and the highs and lows of Blackall over their 10 races. Support the show Thanks for your Support!!