Send us a text The race began before the gun—shoulder to shoulder, 12 rows deep, with a call-up protocol that flipped expectations and turned the opening meters into a high-stakes fight for position. From a fast frontage road into stairs and tight singletrack, Tyler McCandless had to manage chaos without panic: protect effort, find clean lines, and pass only when it counted. What followed was a masterclass in patience and presence—steady gains through the forest, a fierce late surge on a 30% ...

We’re tackling the dilemma: too much screen time and not enough trail time. How hard do athletes really push? How much protein is enough? And what happens when you start testing your nutrition instead of guessing? Eddie’s comeback story picks up pace, and we dive into fuelling your training for success.Plus, all your favourites are here: Brew with the Coaches featuring Kim & Jayson, Tales from the Trails, Heavy Flex, Strava Club shoutouts!Saddles to Summits -

Here it is! All the details you need to know about the Looking Glass 100K coming up on November 15th with race director and course designer, Brandon Thrower! Brandon walks us through the course describing the terrain, the elevation, turn by turn. We also discuss the aid stations, crew and drop bag access, and everything else you need to know to be prepared for this race. Enjoy!Tanawha Adventures website: https://www.tanawhaadventures.com/lookingglass100k

Sam catches up with past guest Rede Carney, who’s turned 2025 into a PB-fest: 16:55 at a KJ track night, 34:42 through 10k at Sutho2Surf, 1:18 for the half — then a surprise 2:46 at Sydney Marathon (9-minute out-performance on the day) and a 2:51 for 2nd at Shellharbour on tired legs. We talk training density, racing with family, and rebuilding with a conservative approach that still totals 16–18 hours between swimming and gym.Training diaries: Katie joins late with a week of track, Hyrox, and her

This episode outlines how my high carb experiment has been going after 14-weeks, and as I transitioned into my 100 mile specific peaking phase of training. Endurance Training Simplified Series ProBio: probionutrition.com Code: Endurance (20% Off) LMNT: drinkLMNT.com/HPO (free sample pack with purchase) deltaG: deltagketones.com Code: BITTER20 (20% Off) Training Peaks: trainingpeaks.com/hpopodcast Support HPO: zachbitter.com/hposponsors HPO Website: zachbitter.com/hpo  Zach’s Coaching:

Hey, rockstar, you are going to crush this workout! However, I want to hear from you. So send me a text and let me know how it went! Warm-up: Dynamic Stretches 3:00 minute walk at 1% Workout: 3:00 at 3% 1:30 at 6% 1:00 at 9% :30 Recovery at 1% Repeat 4x Cool-down: 3:00 minute walk at 1% Static Stretches

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Olympic Gold Medallist Shona McCallin MBE joins host, Catherine Stenson, to talk about life after professional sport — from her incredible journey with Team GB Hockey to her new chapter as U18 England hockey coach, mentor, and 'parkrun primary' ambassador. Shona shares what fuels her passion for helping young people move more, learn from sport, and build community through parkrun. A conversation full of purpose, positivity, and the power of starting somewhere. Send us a text Thank you ...

Ready to hear about Migz Pink's journey to becoming a running icon? In this episode of the Athletics Ontario Running Podcast, we sit down with Migz Pink, an absolute force in the Toronto running scene and the founder of the electrifying "Me Versus Me" Mentality run crew. But here's the twist: Migs used to hate running! We trace his incredible path from a competitive basketball background to how the COVID-19 pandemic catalyzed a focus on health and wellness. Migz opens up about trading intense

Welcome to MARMCAST Episode 19!! How is Andy this week? It's a long running saga and MARM suspects he's still milking it. But tonight the boys travel further into Austen territory and now believe Goldy to be a returning cad who has faked his own death. Parkrun Parables throws up a tale of Andy based overtaking. The boys guest this evening is Youtuber and oft times Ultra Runner Rachel D, who takes us through her inspiring running journey, before hanging up mid interview. The boys review their ...

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In this episode Rob dives deep into one of the most powerful — and underused — tools in running: reframing.When fatigue hits, when the mind wants to quit, or when a long run feels impossible, reframing lets you change the meaning of what’s happening — and that changes your experience. It’s not about pretending it’s easy; it’s about choosing a different lens to see it through. Rob breaks down how reframing works from both a brain and performance perspective, drawing from: Professor Steven Peters’

🎧 KONA DAILY POD – DAY 3 | PRESENTED BY TRAININGPEAKS Welcome back to The Kona Daily Pod, your front-row seat to the Ironman World Championship 2025 with the Pro Tri News crew — brought to you by TrainingPeaks, the number one training app in the world. Today, hosts Talbot Cox, Matt Lieto, Kaden Lieto, and Mark Matthews are joined by triathlon royalty — Mirinda Carfrae and Craig Alexander — to dive into what it takes to master the Kona run course. Both world champions share stories of

Martin Perrier finished 2nd at the Tor des Géants, one of the most demanding ultras on the planet — a 330+ km race through the Italian Alps with over 24,000 metres of ascent.In this conversation, we talk about what it really takes to perform at that level: Martin’s background and path into ultra-trail running Strengths that define his style — climbing, pacing, and fearlessness on descents How he trains for the extremes of a race like TOR A blow-by-blow look at his incredible run this year The

UChicago Grad, Anna Kenig-Ziesler ran 2:35:25 to Qualify for the 2028 US Olympic Marathon Trials.She went to UChicago for soccer and used her extra eligibility to run XCTF. It clicked right away as she finished 11th in her very first XC Season.Her running age is super young as 2022 was her first year running full time.Her Marathon progression has gone form 2:43 to 2:35 in just two years. How to Support D3 Glory Days:⁠⁠⁠Hats⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠THE

Hey, rockstar, you are going to crush this workout! However, I want to hear from you. So send me a text and let me know how it went! Warm-up: Dynamic Stretches 5:00-minute walk 5:00 minute Light Effort Pace 20/40 strides x 5 (5:00 minutes) Workout: 15-minutes EZ Conversation Pace Run, Run/Walk or Walk Cool-down: 5:00-minute walk Static Stretches

In this episode of How the F** Did We Become Runners*, Robert and Ange dive headfirst into everyone’s favorite mid-run pastime: crippling anxiety. Robert puts on his Psychologist Hat™ (it’s probably sweat-wicking), while Ange admits that crowds make her want to disappear faster than her electrolytes on a long run.Meanwhile, Robert’s convinced every pothole is plotting his demise and doesn’t trust the “supportive” roar of the crowd — because who needs encouragement when you can have intrusive

Courtney and Liam are back, and the big fellas are fired up! After last week’s chat with Justin Weight, the true 100+ kg Clydesdale crew have come swinging — Bo Jones leads the charge, demanding justice for those who “make the ground shake.”Meanwhile, the Currumbin stairs have been demolished. Cue Courtney’s solution: 700m of vert, a backpack full of creek water, and maybe a snake encounter or two.Plus:🏋️‍♂️ Rucking vs running — is weight on your back the next endurance hack?🚗 Bathurst brilliance

On October 11, 2025, Natalie Grabow made history: at 80 years old, she became the oldest woman ever to finish the IRONMAN World Championship in Kona — crossing the line in 16:45:26. In this episode, I get real about our journey together — how we built this result, what it takes to stay competitive with age, and how her mindset, training, and perseverance make her a standout. We unpack: 🏁 Our history — how I came to coach Natalie, the evolution of our relationship, and how trust grew over

As physical therapists, we get to see a lot of runners stuck in frustrating situations. Andrea, Matt, and David draw on their years of experience to discuss the most common mistakes they see runners make, some leading to injury and some not. They talk about the risks of over-training, playing the comparison game, idolizing achievements, and more. We'd love to hear from you! What are some of the mistakes you've made in your training or running career? Drop a comment or email us at