Send us a textIn this episode of Running to the Castle, you’ll learn why finishing strong has nothing to do with running more miles. Dr. Ali breaks down the common mistake many back-of-the-pack and injury-prone runners make, adding extra runs or pushing past race distance in hopes of feeling stronger on race day, and explains why that approach often leads to fatigue, burnout, and injury instead. Using a soccer analogy, she redefines the phrase “practice like you play,” showing that strength, speed

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At 75, Sarah’s still lacing up every Saturday — and she’s been doing it since the very first Weymouth parkrun back in 2013. In this chat, she talks about: How her daughter inspired her to start running The community spirit that keeps her coming back Why she loves the seaside course (except when it’s windy) What’s still on her 2013 iPod And why her husband’s is part of parkrun legend at The Pineapple This episode is a reminder that running isn’t about PBs — it’s about people, persistence, an...

In this episode of Clean Break Chats, Rich and Andy sit down with Scott Woolley, founder of Arklet, to unpack the real conversation around alcohol: not a binary “alcoholic or not,” but a spectrum shaped by culture, mental health, and choice. Scott shares his own shift from weekend binges to a decade alcohol-free, how picking up a camera opened the door to creativity and nature, and why he’s pro-choice, not anti-alcohol. We explore the idea of a “hangover problem” vs an “alcohol problem,”

🎧 KONA DAILY POD – DAY 2 | PRESENTED BY TRAININGPEAKS Welcome back to The Kona Daily Pod, your inside look at 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, Mark Matthews, Matt Lieto, and Kaiden Lieto sit down with three-time Ironman World Champion Craig "Crowie" Alexander to talk everything bike course and race strategy in Kona. Craig shares how the Hawi winds, nutrition

In this engaging conversation, Mark Vega shares his inspiring journey from a life-altering motorcycle accident and two strokes to becoming a passionate ultra runner. He discusses the transformative power of running, the importance of community support, and his emotional experiences during his first marathon. Mark emphasizes that it's never too late to pursue one's passions, especially for those over 60. He also shares his love for adventure motorcycling and caring for snakes, highlighting

Ahead of the Royal Parks Half Marathon, Jenni is joined by the ultimate fitness machine - Jake Quickenden. Whether it’s singing on TV, surviving the Aussie jungle, skating on ice, stepping into the MMA ring, starring on stage, presenting, or being a devoted dad - Jake truly does it all.In this episode, Jake shares why running holds such an important place in his life, the power of having a solid training plan, and why it’s okay to step back and try something new when the time is right.Full of

We studied up on some beefs (Strava v. Garmin, Taylor v. Charli, pastrami v. sirloin) before this awesome episode! The main science topic was a new study evaluating low carb and high carb approaches, with and without caffeine. It’s another brick in the wall supporting higher carb for adaptation.We also talked about the Strava lawsuit! Last week, we defended Strava like the big fans we are, only for them to file suit against Garmin over decade-old patents a day later. It doesn’t seem to make sense

“I do the best I can, but you know, at the end of the day I’m a mom and I’m a runner and I got to do my best to balance that.” Brianna Santos is a mom of 7 and a runner. In this episode, Brianna chats with Luis about where to run around Travis Air Force Base, when she started running, how she got into ultras, loving trails, which running podcast she listens to, adopting 3 kids, how they support her running, having a running coach, getting hit by a car, her nutrition strategy, and advice for new

Last podcast we mentioned that we're currently hiring for two open positions here at Sports Backers. This week Nan & Kam ask the staff their favorite things about being part of the SB team, so everyone can see a small snapshot of what it's like to work with us. Want to wear running clothes at work? Sure! Eat chicken wings at your desk? Go crazy! This is one to be watched on YouTube!

Í fimmta þætti hlaðvarpsins Tvær á báti fá Linda og Álfrún Dr. Vöku Rögnvaldsdóttur í frábært spjall um svefn, hjartslátt, æfingaálag og fleira. Fastir liðir þáttarins eru að sjálfsögðu á sínum stað líka.

Í fimmta þætti hlaðvarpsins Tvær á báti fá Linda og Álfrún Dr. Vöku Rögnvaldsdóttur í frábært spjall um svefn, hjartslátt, æfingaálag og fleira. Fastir liðir þáttarins eru að sjálfsögðu á sínum stað líka.

In this episode, Alyssa sits down with Uphill Athlete CoachBen Morley to discuss the ins and outs of skiing. Ben shares insights from his career coaching athletes from juniors to collegiate skiers and discusses ways to build durability, athleticism, and efficiency through ski training that translates into other mountain sports. The conversation explores the crossover between Nordic skiing, skimo, backcountry skiing, and trail running, highlighting the importance of technique, body position, and

Join us in this episode where we talk about the life of being a Division III runner with DePauw University’s Wyatt Kendall!

The weather is finally shifting away from the summer heat and it is time to go find out exactly what kind of fitness you’ve build this year!

Join Sam and Colleen as they share how they're feeling less than a week out from the Columbus Marathon. They discuss the highs and lows of their training block while navigating major life changes — including surgeries, moving across the country, and welcoming a new pet — all while staying committed to their running goals. They also dive into details about the race itself, including the course, the Nationwide Children’s Hospital charity, and an inspiring story about the event’s charitable

The most accurate way to find your lactate threshold costs $250 in a lab, but the second-best method is completely free and you can do it this afternoon!Finding your true threshold can feel like a mystery, but it’s one of the most important numbers in running. In this episode, I break down the most common ways to test it, from simple guesses to high-tech lab data, and uncover which methods actually help you run faster. You’ll learn why threshold matters so much, how it affects your training and

We reveal how Koop AI turns 25 years of coaching into an adaptive, terrain-aware training system for trail and ultra runners. We share why we built it, what it does today, where it falls short, and how we’re improving it with real race data. • why serious runners wanted expert validation without elite pricing • the three pillars of coaching we modeled: prescribe, analyze, communicate • onboarding that pulls real history, constraints, and race demands • dynamic plan changes for travel, missed...

From Friday-night lights to track-side hurdles, Jhad Jones’ coaching journey is anything but typical.In this episode, he opens up about the long road from a football dream to building Buffalo’s next sprint and hurdle stars 🦬Highlights:🏈 Thought track only existed at the Olympics…until he found it himself💥 A “petty bet” sparked his passion for coaching🏃‍♂️ Hustled with two coaching jobs at once (Moorpark & Cal Lutheran)📚 Returned to finish his degree mid-career while coaching🌎 Took a leap

This week on the Better With Running podcast, hosts Chris Armstrong and Zac Newman dive into a comprehensive Melbourne Marathon special, reflecting on the huge turnout of over 105 Run2PB athletes on the road. The episode features candid interviews with two athletes who achieved phenomenal success despite huge challenges. First, Liam Beecroft breaks down his 2-minute PB, going from 2:37 to 2:35:36. Liam recounts his dramatic final race week, which included a bad bike crash just days before the