Ever wonder what the difference really is between tempo, steady state, and threshold runs? In this episode of the MicroCast, coaches Zoë and TJ break down the most confusing middle zones in running, and explain how to use them intentionally to build endurance, speed, and confidence.🎙️ You’ll learn:How to identify and feel steady state, tempo, and threshold effortsWhat’s happening physiologically at each intensityCommon training mistakes (like running all your easy runs too hard)How to apply these

Welcome to Episode 121 of the Trail Running Ireland Podcast sponsored by New Leaf Online Heath Store.In this weeks show we’ve René Borg from Running Coach Ireland talking to us about cracking the code for Aerobic Development.We also talk about how it felt to win the 80k at EcoTrail Wicklow with this years champ, Muireann McDonnell.Everyone, get your running gear on, lets go. If you need to stock up on any of the range of top endurance nutrition brands such as Naak or Tailwind or need advice on

EDP34- The lads are back and reporting from Ireland and both corners of Australia.We start off by going through both Perth and Melbourne marathon results, at the time of recording Chicago hadn't even started but Eoin runs through the results at the end of the episode.We chat all things Athlos, a female-only track meet which took place in NYC. We dicscuss whether such specialised competitions still serve a purpose in today's athletics landscape.Femke Bol's announces her bold transition

Big week of domestic travel on the cards this week.Jordo is in Sydney and Byron Bay, racking up a couple hot takes, getting stuck into cross training and going on influencer walks. Tim wins a half marathon in the Perth Running Festival and remakes the pilgrimage to Pizzey Park for a nostalgic session. Kaz gets excited about a car race and queries the boys on the concept of time. Song of the Week Queries and Theories Tims Sporting Quiz Hot take

The Roller Coaster Run is back this weekend, and James and Brodie are here to break down everything you need to know ahead of the 23k and 46k events in the Dandenongs.From course strategy to weather forecasts, they unpack how to approach the climbs, what makes this course deceptively tough, and why pacing will make or break your day. The pair run through the men’s and women’s elite fields — featuring names like Lucy Bartholomew, Demi Caldwell, Mike Carroll, and Tyla Windham — sharing their insights

Summary In this episode of the Reflections podcast, Coach Bala engages with three inspiring women—Anu, Arletta, and Rohini—who share their remarkable journeys in fitness, running, and personal growth. Each guest reflects on their unique challenges and triumphs, emphasizing the importance of resilience, community, and the mindset needed to achieve greatness. From martial arts to marathons, their stories highlight how ordinary individuals can accomplish extraordinary feats and inspire others along the

Episode Description: After years of addiction, poor mental health, and tough life choices, Mighty Mark found running almost by accident... and it changed everything. In this powerful episode of Runbelievable, Joshie and Matty sit down with a man who went from rock bottom to becoming his parkrun community’s “Runner of the Year.” From his first tentative jog to his 100th parkrun, Mighty Mark’s story is one of redemption, resilience, and rediscovering joy through running. From the dark days that...

Please put sleep before training! Eat clean whole food!Exercices 30 to 40 per day!Meditation!Socializing!These 5 things can help you live a long healthy life!

This week on The Meet Up, hosts Demitra Carter, Nia Gibson, Johnny Pace, and DeVontae Ford sit down with Olympic medalist Jasmine Moore for an in-depth breakdown of ATHLOS and everything heating up in the world of track & field. From a full Chicago Marathon recap to ATHLOS highlights, we cover all the biggest storylines including MrBeast’s $100,000 challenge for anyone who can beat 3x World Champion Melissa Jefferson-Wooden in a foot race. Tune in for the latest track talk, athlete insights, and

In this episode, I’m sharing why running isn’t selfish—it’s survival. I talk about: Why I keep politics and world events out of this spaceThe role running plays in processing stress and lifeHow to handle people who don’t support your trainingThe “deathbed perspective” that can change how you chase your goalsWhy I’m taking on Moab 240 (and why you should take your own leap)This one’s about giving yourself permission to go after what you want—without guilt, without apology. 👉 Sign up for my

This episode makes a three-peat for one of my all-time favourite guests, Gabriela DeBues Stafford. Gabriela has had an extremely challenging few years, focused on injuries that were so consistently unresolved that she actually contemplated retirement. However, the resilience that defines this remarkably unstoppable athlete, paired with the support of healthcare professionals and the boundless love of her partner and coach Rowan, has helped her rediscover her fire, and she is back chasing big goals

In this episode of the UKRunChat Podcast, Michelle speaks with Francesca Baker-Brooker about her powerful journey with running and anorexia. Francesca first started running as a student, but what began as a way to fit in soon spiralled into two decades of illness, hospital stays, and setbacks.Now 38, Francesca has rediscovered running in a healthy, joyful way. She shares how support from her husband and family helped her start again, why her first 10k was both awful and life-changing, and how

Description This week, we dive into a big one — alcohol and endurance. Matt opens up about his history with addiction, Georgia shares why she quit drinking, and we unpack how alcohol really affects your sleep, recovery, performance and overall mindset as a runner. We also chat about identity, training motivation, and how alcohol fits (or doesn’t) in the culture of running. Plus, a few spicy thoughts on Strava, Runna, and whether time-based training is actually the smarter way to go. Also ins...

Join the Community Trail Running Crew! Never miss an episode or post and be part of the community.Jon Ritter is a virtual physical therapist who specializes in ankle and foot care. He’s passionate about the outdoors and getting on the trails. This passion, combined with his education, enables him to work with individuals he has plenty in common, which fuels his work and growth. He loves the feeling that comes with helping others achieve their goals and it’s evident he really enjoys what he does. I

A shoutout to our Athena & Clydesdale Noosa Triathlon athletes. Meet Justin Weight, 20-year Noosa Tri veteran, Clydesdale podium-getter, gear junkie, and Australian General Manger of SleepHealth company ResMed. From calf carnage, dodgy Temu purchases & Form tech-goggles. Why the “big fellas” deserve their own post-race bar — this ep celebrates every athlete who turns up heavy but gives it heaps.Courtney & Liam dig into the real Clydesdale life, the rise of sleep tech, and how you can

The team look back at the Chicago Marathon, where there were impressive wins for Jacob Kiplimo and Hawi Feysa (are we seeing the beginning of something special over 26.2 miles from Kiplimo?). There's also a review of Athlos - the positives and negatives - and excitement around Femke Bol's new focus on the 800m. 📸 ©️ Bank of America Chicago Marathon/Kevin Morris Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England, Rich Newman and Katie Smith. Please subscribe, follow and leave a review where

Andreas Almgren returns to the show, this time fresh off a bronze in the 10,000 meters at the 2025 World Championships in Tokyo.This marked Sweden’s first World Championships medal in a long-distance track event—and the nation’s first ever in the 10,000m. For Almgren, it was the culmination of a journey from middle-distance prodigy to one of Europe’s most versatile runners.He burst onto the scene with a World U20 bronze in the 800m in 2014, followed by a 1:45.59 personal best in 2015 after setting

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Gear up for the Toronto Waterfront Marathon with this ultimate Race Week guide! Learn everything you need to know to crush race day — from tapering tips and course insights to fueling strategies and must-know logistics. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or running your first marathon, this breakdown covers how to pace yourself, where to find energy stations, and what to expect at every stage of the course. Get ready to show up confident, prepared, and ready to make your Toronto marathon

Canadian-American Olympian Rory Linkletter joins us ahead of the 2025 Chicago Marathon, where he will attempt to break Cam Levins’ North American marathon record (2:05:36). We talk about his Boston breakthrough earlier this year (06:32), why he chose Chicago and his rivalry with Connor Mance (11:15), and his Olympic experience in Paris (18:19). Rory dives deep into training under coach John Green (27:43), sports science and lactate testing (34:53), the mental side of the marathon (38:48), and the