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“Volunteering is a great way to get to know people, it's a great way to get inspired. So, I would recommend it to anybody who wants to go to a race but they're nervous because they don't know people. Volunteering you know people instantly. You know them very very well.” In this episode, Luis chats with Mara Klassen, Emily O'Rourke, Barb Sims, Jennifer Gray, Brenda Luce, Roland Hyatt, Joanie Andersen, Tom Taylor, and Bryan Gray about volunteering at race events. They explain why they like to volunteer, their observations out there on the course, how they help the runners, bonds and friendships that form, and what they have coming up next. Support Road Dog Podcast by: 1. Joining the Patreon Community: https://www.patreon.com/roaddogpodcast 2. Subscribe to the podcast on whatever platform you listen on. GO SLEEVES: https://gokinesiologysleeves.com HAMMER NUTRITION show code: Roaddoghn20 Listeners get a special 15% off at https://www.hammernutrition.com DRYMAX show code: Roaddog2020  Listeners get a special 15% off at https://www.drymaxsports.com/products/ Allwedoisrun.com Luis Escobar (Host) Contact: luis@roaddogpodcast.com Luis Instagram Kevin Lyons (Producer) Contact: kevin@roaddogpodcast.com yesandvideo.com Music: Slow Burn by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Original RDP Photo: Photography by Kaori Peters kaoriphoto.com Road Dog Podcast Adventure With Luis Escobar www.roaddogpodcast.com    

Seit Jahren mischt Daniel Keppler die deutschsprachige Trailrunning-Szene auf. Nach Podiumsplätzen beim Großglockner Ultratrail und dem Hochkönigman ist er jetzt in China unterwegs – und sorgt dort für ordentlich Bewegung im lokalen Trail-Kosmos. In dieser Folge sprechen wir mit Daniel über seinen Weg in den Sport, warum er das BOW Collective gegründet hat und wie er die Entwicklung der Szene sieht – als jemand, der schon lange dabei ist, aber immer noch frischen Wind mitbringt. Natürlich schauen wir auch nach China: Wie ticken dort die Rennen? Was läuft anders, was vielleicht sogar besser? Und was hat es eigentlich mit dieser Tauben-Aid-Station auf sich? Eine Episode, die Perspektiven weitet – mit Humor, Haltung und ein bisschen Fernweh. Reinklicken, Horizont aufziehen.

This is Part 2 of a two-part series on running 200-mile races that we started last episode. We are joined again by coaches Ian Sharman and 200-mile specialist Annie Hughes to explore the rising popularity of 200-mile races. From gear selection and aid station efficiency to hydration, nutrition, and personal hygiene, they share practical tips for thriving in long-distance events. The conversation explores mental strategies for navigating low points, maintaining motivation, and the importance of breaking down goals and rewarding progress. Ian and Annie also discuss the unique challenges of 100- vs. 200-mile races, including race management, navigation, and training health. The episode wraps up with a look into Sharman Ultra coaching and Annie's inspiring return to racing after injury. Find out more about Annie and Ian at Sharman Ultra Coaching Episode Sponsors: Janji, Use code TRAILRUNNER for 10% off Ketone IQ, Get 30% off your first subscription order Tifosi Optics 20% off with code TRN Shokz, Use code TRN10 for 10% off FREE! Trail Runner Nation's Trail Triage app

Aid Station 26: The 2025 Women in Trail Panel with Ali Pottinger, Corrine Malcolm, and Lucy Bartholomew. Kia ora e te whānau. Please enjoy this incredible conversation with three wahine toa about women in trail. The conversation discussed different means of platforming women in the trail, the things that foster discussions that can progress the sport, and some of the challenges which women face in our community. This episode was recorded February 14th, 2025, at the Tarawera Ultra Trail by UTMB.  Dirt Church Radio - Best Enjoyed RunningLucy BartholomewCorrine Malcolm Freetrail Tarawera Ultra Trail By UTMB Sign up to the DCR AidStation newsletterDirt Church Merch!The Squadrun 4-Week Training Trial for DCR Listeners!Dirt Church Radio on InstagramDirt Church Radio on Facebook Further Faster New ZealandEnjoy!Music by Andrew McDowall, Digicake

Send us a textThis episode is the first of a two part feature, (episode 44 is also available now) on the fourth running of the Rasselbock Backyard Ultra in Sherwood Pines. With Kev crewing Lizzie Gatherer in her attempt to break her 32 yard PB, you get a behind the scenes listen at a backyard race that includes a new course record, Scottish national record and a female course record. https://rasselbock.co.uk/product-category/live-events/sherwood-pines/https://ultramadlizzie.com ,Aid Station website where you can find the episodes or leave comment https://www.aidstation.co.uk/Please feel free to give the show some feedback on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/aid-station/id1549735359

Send us a textThis is the second part of the 2025 Rasselbock Back Yard Ultra featuring the climax of the race and a post race interview with Lizzie Gatherer.  https://rasselbock.co.uk/product-category/live-events/sherwood-pines/https://ultramadlizzie.com Aid Station website where you can find the episodes or leave comment https://www.aidstation.co.uk/Please feel free to give the show some feedback on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/aid-station/id1549735359

In this week's episode, Ange and Peta had the pleasure of chatting with Jimmy McCleery. Jimmy is an ultraman (literally) and a plant-based endurance athlete. But you might know him better for his entrepreneurial feats. He is the co-founder of Aid Station - Australia's own one stop shop for all your performance nutrition needs. We talk performance nutrition and the endurance sport that is starting and running your own business. Follow Jimmy and Aid Station @aidstn on Instagram and Facebook, and check out everything they have to offer at https://aidstation.com.au for Aussie's and https://aidstation.com for internationals. Ange and Peta also discuss their training (or lack thereof) for their fast approaching marathon and Ange's recent Parkrun PB! Plus you can watch the podcast with your eyes, as well as listening with your ears, on Youtube @startupandrunning. Follow Ange on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok @startupandrunning_au, or email at ange@startupandrunning.com.au Follow Peta on Instagram @petanutrunner JOIN OUR MARATHON TRAINING PROGRAM - We've partnered with Project Run Coaching to help you (and us!) reach our goals at Gold Coast Marathon. To join the program just complete the form at https://stan.store/startupandrunning/p/gold-coast-marathon-coaching/ Spoil yourself or the runner in your life with running accessories from our favourite Aussie running companies: TARKINE - https://tarkine.com - use code STARTUPANDRUNNING to get 15% off your first order RECC Active - https://reccactive.com.au?sca_ref=6940308.wKkVRKj9Do2 - use code STARTUP15 to get 15% off your first order RUNLY - https://runly.com.au/startupandrunning - use code STARTUPANDRUNNING to get 25% off your first order VERT NUTRITION - https://vertnutrition.com.au - use code STARTUP to get 15% off your first order ON PEAK HATS - https://onpeakhats.com.au - use code STARTUP15 to get 15% off your first order RELE FOOTWEAR - https://relefootwear.com.au - use the code STARTUP15 for 15% off your first order

“Am I ever thinking about I want to die? Yeah, maybe. But the point is, I'm not alone. I'm not alone.”Chris Chan got into running simply because he was looking to be active and needed something other than soccer. He didn't know he'd be getting into something so important to his life, and so fulfilling. He also didn't realize what a learning journey it would be. Finding supportive people who had similar interests was one thing, but learning about men's mental health and how that was missing from his life was something else entirely. His involvement with the Mustache Miler certainly propelled that forward, and having a great community within 5 Peaks and his North Burnaby Runners also did as much. Chris also had a cancer diagnosis in his journey which made finishing his latest marathon in Victoria, all the more special.“I just said, I'm going to walk past the finish line. I don't care about the time. But what I care about is in the moment I feel I'm alive. I feel I'm back to normal when I cross the finish line.”This chat was so much fun. Shoutout to Jeannine Avelino for recommending Chris, I'm so glad she did and we got to chat. It was awesome and inspiring hearing about his mental health journey. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I did, make sure to comment and let us know!The Miller MinutesEpisode 3 of The Miller Minutes is part of this episode as well! It's so much fun working with Andrew Miller as I train for Moab Run the Rocks. I'm enjoying putting out this segment and giving you all a little glimpse into what it's like working with a run coach. Andrew has been great to work with, we're making great progress towards Moab and I think the next couple of months will be awesome as we get into crunch time. These episodes get posted on their own on the first Wednesday of the month as well!Food Fight FridayJason Bahamundi and I will be back with the next episode of Food Fight Friday at the Aid Station this week. It's always so much fun working with him and this segment is just lighthearted and goofy, it's right in my wheelhouse! The Long RunThe Long Run returns this month. I can't wait to work with Chantelle Erickson some more. This show has been a great opportunity to dive deep with our guests and share some important conversations and topics. I'm really enjoying working with Chantelle, and I'm looking forward to doing plenty more shows together! 2025 Community Trail Running Trail Running Film Festival Tour DatesWe're so excited to have 6 shows with all of you this spring! Starting in April in Vancouver and ending in June in Canmore, get yours now so we can hang out and celebrate our amazing sport together!* Vancouver, BC – Thursday, April 3 | Rio Theatre* Edmonton, AB – Thursday, May 1 | Metro Cinema* Calgary, AB – Friday May 2 | Cardel Theatre* Crowsnest Pass, AB – Saturday, May 3 | Frank Slide Interpretive Centre* Jasper, AB – Saturday, May 17 | The Legion* Canmore, AB – Thursday, June 5 | artsPlaceListen where you listenSpotify: Click HereGoogle Podcasts: Click HereApple Podcasts: Click HereMusic by Paolo Argentino from PixabayWe're on the journey to 2,000 subscribers, help us get there!If you enjoy this podcast, I would really appreciate it if you could like, share, subscribe, or comment! I'm trying to make this the best trail running podcast it can be and I certainly appreciate your time. Thank you all and happy trails :) Get full access to Community Trail Running at communitytrailrunning.substack.com/subscribe

“I'm a facilitator of other people's stories in trail running. Everyone has a unique journey, and that's what makes each episode special.” Troy Meadows is a dad, husband, marketing executive, and passionate ultra-runner. He's been trail running for over a decade and not only is he an athlete but also a storyteller who loves amplifying the voices of those around him. His podcast, The Midpacker Pod, part of the Free Trail Network, celebrates the mid and back-of-the-pack runners and showcases their stories. He wants to create a space where runners of all levels are seen and heard. Troy's approach is both relatable and tactical, offering insights for runners at every stage of their journey. “It's all about showing up every single week and being consistent, not just in running but in life… There's a never-ending supply of amazing people doing exceptional things on and off the trails. It's a privilege to share their stories.”The Midpacker Pod is a must-listen. Check out Troy on his show and you will hear the passion immidieately. He features great guests that you will relate with and the show is one you will be happy to add to your rotation. I hope you enjoy the interview as much as I did and make sure to let us know in the comments!2025 Community Trail Running Trail Running Film Festival Tour DatesWe're so excited to have 6 shows with all of you this spring! Starting in April in Vancouver and ending in June in Canmore, get yours now so we can hang out and celebrate our amazing sport together! * Vancouver, BC – Thursday, April 3 | Rio Theatre* Edmonton, AB – Thursday, May 1 | Metro Cinema* Calgary, AB – Friday May 2 | Cardel Theatre* Crowsnest Pass, AB – Saturday, May 3 | Frank Slide Interpretive Centre* Jasper, AB – Saturday, May 17 | The Legion* Canmore, AB – Thursday, June 5 | artsPlaceFood Fight FridayThe latest Food Fight Friday at the Aid Station with Jason Bahamundi was a blast as usual. I'm enjoying the chance to work with Jason and the Run Tri Bike Mag team, and this segment is the kind of light-hearted stuff that's really enjoyable to work on, especially with Jason. Let us know what you think and if you have some food ideas for the future!Listen where you listenSpotify: Click HereGoogle Podcasts: Click HereApple Podcasts: Click HereMusic by Paolo Argentino from PixabayWe're on the journey to 2,000 subscribers, help us get there!If you enjoy this podcast, I would really appreciate it if you could like, share, subscribe, or comment! I'm trying to make this the best trail running podcast it can be and I certainly appreciate your time. Thank you all and happy trails :) Get full access to Community Trail Running at communitytrailrunning.substack.com/subscribe

Hello cheeky friends! This episode is all about protein for running. We speak to leading sports dietician and wonderful human Jess Rothwell to get an understanding of what protein actually is, how it helps us in our training, recovery and general life, what happens if you don't get enough of it, how much you actually need, and the most common mistakes she sees amateur runners (including us!!) make when it comes to protein. We hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did - thanks again Jess for all your help! We the debriefed about Anna's podium finish on the weekend and discussed the yearly dilemma of how to balance running with Christmas/holidays.This episode is sponsored by Aid Station, one of the world's leading sports nutrition websites. Use the code Cheeky10 to receive 10% off nutrition and hydration products!Follow us wherever you get your podcasts + Instagram, Tiktok, Phoebe's Strava + Anna's Strava, and join our Strava community

Sam Appleton joins Reedy and Clint to breakdown the 70.3 Champs race in Taupo, the Hayden Wilde v Jelle Geens battle, Taylor Knibb being unbeatable, the Ironman Pro Series, and what to expect in 2025.Aid StationThis episode of Triathlon Therapy Podcast is sponsored by Aid Station. As an athlete-owned and operated online store, Aid Station understands the role that good nutrition plays in peak performance. They've gathered the world's best sports nutrition products under one website so you can spend less time stressing about your fuel and more time getting outside. Stocking over 1,000 products from 80+ brands, including energy gels, chews, hydration, running socks, hats, and recovery products - anything that aids your performance. Take your triathlon journey to the next level and download Aid Station App or visit: Fuelling Performance - Nutrition is the 1st discipline | Aid StationNerd BeltsNerd Belts wants to ensure you smash your next race with the best hydration belt in the game. Owner and king nerd Steve McKenna recently won Ironman NZ wearing his trusty race nutrition belt and many other pros around the world are jumping on board. There is no better way to stay hydrated and fueled during training and on race day. Aid Station are a huge nerd supporter and stock all your nerdy needs or head to: nerd beltsFollow us at:Insta: @triathlon_therapy_podcastTiktok: @triathlontherapypodcast

“I run for a purpose now, and that purpose has continued to evolve over the years.”Jay Tinsley wasn't always a runner but the sport certainly stuck with him once he embraced it. The sense of community that followed is what has kept Jay around, and all he wants to do is share that with others. As a leader of Black Men Run Trail and Ultra Running Fanatics (TURF), Jay's mission is to bridge the gap between the road and trail running communities, encouraging others to embrace the joys of trails. His efforts to introduce trail running to more members of BMR reflect his belief in fostering connection and adventure: “How can I get the rest of my guys, who pretty much stick to the roads, to feel that sense of community in the trail world as well?”Jay creates many events and opportunities through BMRTURF (he runs the Phoenix chapter) to get off the roads and onto the trails. Even though his community is strong and supportive, he still worries from time to time that people aren't hearing his message. "I have irrational anxiety that no one will show up," Jay joked, only to note that his community "always shows up."I had such a great time chatting with Jay. It's clear he's supportive and passionate about this sport, and wants to get as many others involved as he can. I love that attitude and can't wait to see where Black Men Run Trails and Ultra Running Fanatics go from here.Trail Running Film Festival Contest!With early bird tickets now on sale and excitement growing for our 2025 tour dates, we thought it would be the perfect time for a ticket giveaway. We've announced the details on both IG and FB, and it's super easy to enter!We are so excited for our 2025 @trailfilmfest dates. We can't wait to hang out with all of you once again!Last year we had so much fun and this year we're looking to do it even better. We're getting the fire stoked with this contest and we need your help spreading the flames.

Hello cheeky friends! This episode is all about carbohydrates. We speak to leading sports dietician and wonderful human Jess Rothwell to get an understanding of what carbs actually are, how they help us in our training, recovery and general life, what happens if you don't get enough of them, how much you actually need, and the most common mistakes she sees amateur runners make when it comes to carbs. We hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did - thanks again Jess for all your help! We also chatted about something fun that Anna has coming up this weekend and some more running hot takes. This episode is sponsored by Aid Station, one of the world's leading sports nutrition websites. Use the code Cheeky10 to receive 10% off nutrition and hydration products!Follow us wherever you get your podcasts + Instagram, Tiktok, Phoebe's Strava + Anna's Strava, and join our Strava community

Bev McKinnon joins Reedy to chat all things triathlon and the upcoming 70.3 World Champs in Taupo New Zealand.Aid StationThis episode of Triathlon Therapy Podcast is sponsored by Aid Station. As an athlete-owned and operated online store, Aid Station understands the role that good nutrition plays in peak performance. They've gathered the world's best sports nutrition products under one website so you can spend less time stressing about your fuel and more time getting outside. Stocking over 1,000 products from 80+ brands, including energy gels, chews, hydration, running socks, hats, and recovery products - anything that aids your performance. Take your triathlon journey to the next level and download Aid Station App or visit: Fuelling Performance - Nutrition is the 1st discipline | Aid StationNerd BeltsNerd Belts wants to ensure you smash your next race with the best hydration belt in the game. Owner and king nerd Steve McKenna recently won Ironman NZ wearing his trusty race nutrition belt and many other pros around the world are jumping on board. There is no better way to stay hydrated and fueled during training and on race day. Aid Station are a huge nerd supporter and stock all your nerdy needs or head to: nerd beltsFollow us at:Insta: @triathlon_therapy_podcastTiktok: @triathlontherapypodcast

Regan Hollioake joins Reedy and Clint to chat:- Season update (00.01.00).- Ironman Malaysia (00.05.30).- 2025 race plan (00.10.30).- Ironman Australia turning to 70.3 (00.17.30).- Pro sponsorships (00.22.00).- Shit or hit – low cadence intervals (00.25.30).- Accidents during a race :/ (00.30.50).- Pro retirements (00.34.00).Aid StationThis episode of Triathlon Therapy Podcast is sponsored by Aid Station. As an athlete-owned and operated online store, Aid Station understands the role that good nutrition plays in peak performance. They've gathered the world's best sports nutrition products under one website so you can spend less time stressing about your fuel and more time getting outside. Stocking over 1,000 products from 80+ brands, including energy gels, chews, hydration, running socks, hats, and recovery products - anything that aids your performance. Take your triathlon journey to the next level and download Aid Station App or visit: https://aidstation.com.au/Nerd BeltsNerd Belts wants to ensure you smash your next race with the best hydration belt in the game. Owner and king nerd Steve McKenna recently won Ironman NZ wearing his trusty race nutrition belt and many other pros around the world are jumping on board. There is no better way to stay hydrated and fueled during training and on race day. Aid Station are a huge nerd supporter and stock all your nerdy needs or head to: nerd beltsFollow us at:Insta: @triathlon_therapy_podcastTiktok: @triathlontherapypodcast

In this episode AJW cracks a brew with veteran ultrarunner and writer Jeff Kozak.  In their wide ranging discussion they touch on the intersection of writing and running, some of Jeff's fondest 100 mile memories, and the wild and wooly Quarry Road Aid Station at Western States where Jeff has volunteered for the past several years.   Read Jeff's Ultrarunning Magazine column here.

Mixing assassins and child care; what could go wrong?In 25 parts, edited from the works of FinalStand.Listen and subscribe to the ► Podcast at Connected..“Lying is fine, but take care to not cause suffering because that makes it wrong.”Keys jingled and Timothy walked through the door."Mr. Denver," Nikita got off before I could make introductions."Oh, you must be the cop," Timothy snorted."Does Cáel have so many we are labelled by profession?" her suspicious nature flared up."Nah. Unlike Gomer here," was he calling me a hick?"I'm New York born and bred. I know a police issued Beretta in a hip holster even under a jacket. Also, the next time Cáel calls me Mr. Denver will be the first," Timothy chuckled. "If it's any consolation, I can see why he's risking grave bodily injury by going out with you.""Does he think I'll shoot him if I catch him screwing around behind my back?" she asked pleasantly."Pretty much," Timothy winked at me."Good boy," she patted my cheek."Ah, the prospect of imminent pain reminds me; Timothy, I need two more favors," I begged."This is going to be good," Timothy replied sarcastically."I've got four girls lined up for Saturday night; three high society children and Nikita here. Is this okay, or do I need to take this somewhere else?" I began."This the nine year old?" he questioned."Aya and her two sisters," I replied."Sure. Every Park Avenue babe should get to meet a gay tattoo artist from Queens once in their life before Prom," Timothy nodded sagely. "The other thing.""Yeah; could you double-date with me. There is this school teacher who rooms with her older sister. The sister came through a nasty breakup recently and the teacher asked me if I could help out," I tried to sound upbeat."Wow; I don't know what to say," Timothy's mouth gaped. "I don't know what's dumber; asking your gay roommate to distract his fuck-mates sister so he doesn't end up screwing them both, or requesting this in front of the cop you are almost dating?""Wah; huh; what he said; that last part," Nikita glared at me."Hey, now," I warded her off. "There's barely a week of school left. Then she'll get a summer job and I won't be taking the kids to school anymore and that will be that.""You are sleeping with a teacher at the school your girls attend?" she gasped. "Why?""She's hot," I declared. Nikita looked shocked. "I mean really hot. Not as gorgeous as you, but she's very attractive."Don't think I'd lost my damn mind. I had, in fact, learned something over four years of being far hornier than smart. See, when a girl thinks you are true blue and you cheat, you are a scumbag. If a girl thinks you've slept around and now you are hers and hers alone, you cheating still makes you dirt, but that is ameliorated by the deep-seated fear that she did something wrong.If you are openly a man-whore when you start dating, you can cheat. She thinks she's weaning you off your promiscuous ways. This toleration is not limitless, so be warned. Make every indiscretion count. Eventually she will give up and dump you. Refer to the break-up sex discussion earlier.My mentor once asked me if one woman would ever be enough. I told her that I always thought one woman would be enough and I was always wrong. One of these days I hoped to meet a woman who could satisfy my sexual urges and could keep my balls in a vice to stop me from straying. Then I'd be happy."You need to stop that," Nikita threatened me. "My fiancé cheated on me. I'm not going to put up with it from you.""I already promised them I'd go out at least once," I reasoned. "You wouldn't want me to treat you like that.""I'm not them," she bit her lower lip. "This roving eye of yours has got to stop and soon." See; a license to cheat. I really liked Nikita and I wanted to make an effort to keep her happy. Somehow I could keep my libido under some kind of restraint; for 80 days. Then my co-workers at Havenstone would own me like their prison bitch, providing I was still alive."I'll do my best," I promised. We hugged and kissed. She wasn't gone thirty seconds when my phone rang. It was Odette. I told her to come on over so Timothy shot me with his Nerf gun."Cáel, consider having sex with me," Timothy teased."What? I'm not gay," I pouted."Oh, I know but you'll be dead soon so the sexual ambiguity won't be something you have to deal with for long," Timothy laughed."I'll put it on my bucket list," I sighed. "Double-dating with me?""Sure. It isn't like life with you has been dull," Timothy taunted me. I groaned.(Friday)"I have today off," Odette murmured to me as I cut off the alarm. That had to have been the issue she'd been holding back on last night."I have to work; being the first week of my three month internship and all," I sighed."Are you sure I can't convince you to be late?" she gave me a sultry look.She compounded that offer by stretching out, her knees in place so that her ass rose and wiggled suggestively. Last night I had introduced Odette to a form of doggy-style that didn't involve the man trying to drive her skull through the headboard. We had a long, dual-participant, sensual melding of bodies, control passing back and forth until the need for sleep became something she despised even as it took her."Not fair," I groaned into my pillow. When I looked out, she was still giving me that sexually hungry look and wiggling that ass. Why do I even pretend that I can have a normal sex life? I found myself arriving late and changing in the elevator on the way to the Executive Services floor. The two women with me were a viewing gallery I could have done without.Since I put everything on display; remember; no underwear; one of my two fellow travelers felt permitted to rub her hands along my abs while I was pulling my pants on."Goddess, he's hard," she moaned to her companion. "Come, have a feel." I didn't protest. Technically, stripping naked in a public place could get me fired."His back is very nicely defined," the other side as she ran her hands over my back and shoulders. "What is it that you do?""I'm with Executive Services," I replied. "Right now I'm suborned to Product Testing. I teach monkeys to ride unicycles." Their confused looks humored me."Actually, I'm with ES and I'm a gopher; I pick up stuff," I grinned."Oh; you are that guy from the elevator; the kneeling man," the first woman exclaimed. "They said you were funny. Goddess, our man sure is hot, but he is so dull.""Let me guess; you are with the Financial Investigations Unit?" I said. Trent."Yes," she smiled. Orgy time. "He's just as good looking, but you are so much more fun. My sister can't wait for you to become available.""Sister?" I prodded."Daphne Pale," she smiled suggestively yet again. My face lit up."Daphne?" I caught the lady off-guard by hugging her. "I think Daphne is great," I stepped back. "She's really nice to me. She's smart, gives good advice and treats me like I'm something more than a walking, breathing annoyance. What's your name?""Brielle," she informed me."Beautiful name," I remarked, as I went back to dressing."Do they let you see other women; besides those of ES?" the second woman questioned."I don't see any Havenstone women for 79 more days," I stated. "Corporate policy. After that, all requests for hunting licenses are submitted to Desiree; non-lethal weaponry only until I develop more refined survival skills."Blink. Blink."You are joking, right?" Woman Two muttered."Nope. Katrina feels it will be a great third quarter kick-off. Let some women get out of the office for a weekend. Besides, I get to hunt those hunting me. I think it will be fun, don't you?" I hummed along."Desiree?" the second woman asked for clarification as she pulled out her phone. I nodded. The doors opened; my floor; so I stepped out and hustled to Katrina's office with only seconds to spare. The meeting was normal, right up until Dora adjusted my tie as we were exiting the office."Where did you dress? A closet with the lights out?" she teased."In the elevator on the way up," I confessed. "Daphne, I met your sister; Brielle," in case she had more than one. "She felt up my stomach and I made her laugh," I added."You let her touch you?" Tigger inquired."Cáel, did you come to work dressed like you normally do?" Daphne teased."Yep," sighed."So you were naked in the elevator," Violet snickered."Yep," I confirmed."You should be relocated for that," Fabiola sneered."Damn Fabiola, why do you; what would he be relocated for? Getting dressed?" Paula groaned."He was naked in front of an employee," Fabiola explained."Two actually," I clarified. "They both did touch my naked flesh. It was a bonding experience.""Did you do any actual 'bonding'?" Dora winked."I hugged Brielle, but that was only because she was Daphne's sister and I'm not allowed to hug Daphne at this time," I answered."You can hug me; in a purely platonic way," Daphne murmured.We were at Buffy's desk; I was working with her today."Okay," I nodded. I took a single stride to Daphne. She closed with me and I put my arms around her waist. Daphne put her hands on my shoulders. Our heads got closer and closer. I let my hands roam higher up her back and through her long locks.Nose touched nose, I ran my hands through her hair until I tickled the back of her ears. Daphne's lips parted and her tongue played along the edges. I let my breath play along her cheeks as I worked to her left ear. I felt a sharp pain in my right ass."Ow!" I squalled; after I pulled away from Daphne's ear.I tried to fully spin around, but Daphne wasn't letting go. I caught sight of a furious Buffy, small knife in hand, burning holes in me with her eyes.

In the final episode of this T -12 podcast series, we catch up with our guest athlete Brad, just over 2 weeks after racing the Chicago Marathon. We find out how the race went for him, as well as how our planned strategies for accommodation, carb loading, and everything he'd worked on in the 12 weeks prior to race day turned out. We review what worked well in hindsight, what didn't, Brad's key learnings, and what he'd do differently next time. Back for its second season, T-12 is a brand new, unique podcast series that follows an athlete's journey as they prepare for race day. Over the final 12 weeks before the big event, we look at all aspects of race nutrition, from organising accomdation and race foods, to gut training and hydration, to eating during the taper and the day before the race. A big thanks to Aid Station who have come on board to provide Brad with sports nutrition products to try in training, to assist with his race nutrition planning. And you can get 10% off your Aid Station order by clicking this link https://www.aidstation.com.au/discount/FUEL10 or use the code FUEL10 at checkout* *T&Cs apply. Limit one use of code per customer.

On the ground in KONA discussions with, Luke McKenzie, Tim Don & Sam Appleton. Reedy and Clint talk:race predictions at the start of the mara in KONA (00.00.45).post-race summary (00.02.20).Post Race chat with Sam Appleton (00.08.30). Post Race chat with Luke McKenzie (00.14:45). Post Race chat with Tim Don (00.18.10). Aid StationThis episode of Triathlon Therapy Podcast is sponsored by Aid Station. As an athlete-owned and operated online store, Aid Station understands the role that good nutrition plays in peak performance. They've gathered the world's best sports nutrition products under one website so you can spend less time stressing about your fuel and more time getting outside. Stocking over 1,000 products from 80+ brands, including energy gels, chews, hydration, running socks, hats, and recovery products - anything that aids your performance. Take your triathlon journey to the next level and download Aid Station App or visit Fuelling Performance - Nutrition is the 1st discipline | Aid StationNerd BeltsNerd Belts wants to ensure you smash your next race with the best hydration belt in the game. Owner and king nerd Steve McKenna recently won Ironman NZ wearing his trusty race nutrition belt and many other pros around the world are jumping on board. There is no better way to stay hydrated and fueled during training and on race day. Aid Station are a huge nerd supporter and stock all your nerdy needs or head to nerd beltsFollow us at:Insta: @triathlon_therapy_podcastTiktok: @triathlontherapypodcast

Cam Wurf joins Reedy and Steve to discuss:- Cam Wurf (00.00.35).- Lord Howell Island upbringing (00.02.40).- Athlete potential (00.08.00).- Battling sickness and training (00.11.00),- Pro cycling v triathlon (00.20.00).- Race weight and the KB myth (00.25.00).- Kona winner and predictions (00.33.00).- Pro at 41 and what's next (00.39.00).- Wind tunnel testing (00.42.40).- Reedy 100k charity run for brain cancer (00.52.40).- Kristian Blummenfelt in pro cycling (00.55.30).- Upcoming cyclists entering triathlon (01.01.20).Aid StationThis episode of Triathlon Therapy Podcast is sponsored by Aid Station. As an athlete-owned and operated online store, Aid Station understands the role that good nutrition plays in peak performance. They've gathered the world's best sports nutrition products under one website so you can spend less time stressing about your fuel and more time getting outside. Stocking over 1,000 products from 80+ brands, including energy gels, chews, hydration, running socks, hats, and recovery products - anything that aids your performance. Take your triathlon journey to the next level and download Aid Station App or visit aidstation.com.auNerd BeltsNerd Belts wants to ensure you smash your next race with the best hydration belt in the game. Owner and king nerd Steve McKenna recently won Ironman NZ wearing his trusty race nutrition belt and many other pros around the world are jumping on board. There is no better way to stay hydrated and fueled during training and on race day. Aid Station are a huge nerd supporter and stock all your nerdy needs or head to nerd beltsFollow us at:Insta: @triathlon_therapy_podcastTiktok: @triathlontherapypodcast

Aid Station pays a short tribute to Steve Chamberlain. Ultra runner, race volunteer, community contributor, family man, avid listener and lovely guyAid Station website where you can find the episodes or leave comment https://www.aidstation.co.uk/Please feel free to give the show some feedback on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/aid-station/id1549735359

More dots are connected between various Special Guests and a minor ski area of New England. The Power Motion Picnic Hour deepens its ties to LA with mentions of several Warren Zevon songs. Both listener and host are left wondering whether the episode is the season finale.

It's Anchor Down Week baby and we have the man with the vision, Anchor Down Ultra Race director, Jay Paganelli!Jay shares his journey into race directing and the birth of Anchor Down. The race started in 2015 and was designed to be a challenging and authentic ultra race. Jay wanted to create an event that turned off most runners and tested their limits. The race takes place in Colt State Park, Rhode Island, and offers 6, 12, and 24-hour options. The goal was to create a race that honored the tradition of ultra running and fostered a sense of camaraderie among participants. Jay's passion for the running community and his dedication to creating authentic and challenging races shines through in Anchor Down Ultra. Anchor Down is  also known for its epic aid station and high-quality volunteers like Juice Box Guy. Jay, and his dedicated staff and volunteers work tirelessly to create a memorable experience for the runners. The budget for the event is extensive, as it involves securing a state park, paying staff and subcontractors, and obtaining insurance. The race has strict qualification standards to ensure that participants are committed and passionate about being a part of the Anchor Down community. Anchor Down Ultra (ADU) has a preferred entry path that guarantees entry to those who make the effort to qualify and contribute to the ultrarunning community. The race also offers standard entry and an application process for special cases. ADU is known for its authentic and challenging nature, with a start time of 7pm to create a unique experience of running through the night. The race has a cult-like community and attracts elite runners who compete alongside recreational runners. The event has a low-key atmosphere with minimal advertising. In this final part of the conversation, Jay and Erika discuss the upcoming Anchor Down Ultra and share some insights and advice for runners. They talk about the importance of preparation and training for specific race conditions, as well as embracing the challenges and difficulties that come with ultra running. Jay also shares some funny anecdotes about previous races and the unique experiences at Anchor Down. During the tros, Eric and Erika open the episode up LIVE from Colt State Park as they just finished helping with trail prep for ADU this weekend. They come back for the outro during their drive home with another epic recording from the car. Anchor Down UltraAnchor Down Video "Toe The Line"Strava GroupLinktree - Find everything hereInstagram - Follow us on the gram YouTube - Subscribe to our channel Patreon - Support usThreadsEmail us at OnTheRunsPod@gmail.com

This is the recording from our July 30, 2024 of the live Wild Goose Trail Festival Q&A. We've got an all-star line-up for the panel: Registered Dietitian, Dina Griffin. Skratch Rep Kenton Matthaei. Trail Party Director Kim Levinsky & Wild Goose Aid Station Captain, Matty Klein. To learn more about the Wild Goose Trail Festival, visit sassquadtrailrunning.com/wildgoose To learn more about Dina's nutrition services, visit: nutritionmechanic.com To learn more about Skratch Labs, visit: skratchlabs.com

Brett and Tom discuss racing this week. Touching on goal setting, breaking a race down and pre race routines. There's also some quickfire “Tails from the Trails” and much more.    (00:00) Introduction (00:39) Racing Your First Ultra (04:46) Pre Race Routine (15:23) Mobile Phone Requirements at Races (18:20) Does Tom Experiment in Preparation to Races? (23:00) What are some Mistakes Tom has made in Racing?  (23:54) Goal Setting  (29:27) Breaking a Race Down  (36:56) Having the Right People in Your Team (43:49) Tom's Biggest Regret from 2023 (44:30) How Does Tom Navigate Mishaps & Mistakes When Racing?  (50:49) Tails from the Trails - Favourite Race (51:03) Best Race Memory (51:15) Most Random Food from an Aid Station (51:37) Favourite Country to Race in?     Thanks to the sponsors of the Ultra Sound Podcast: Maurten To benefit from the one-time code and get 20% off your next purchase on Maurten.com, simply enter the code UltraSound20 at the checkout.  (Valid until 9/30/2024. The code is applicable on all products except Maurten Bicarb System). Website - www.maurten.com Instagram - @maurten_official YouTube - Maurten Official - YouTube   Plasmaide Experience the benefits of PLASMAIDE for yourself, use the code “ULTRA20” online to get 20% off your next purchase Website - https://plasmaide.co.uk/ Instagram - @plasmaide YouTube - @plasmaide   Garmin UK Forerunner 965 https://bit.ly/3I0O4cN Enduro 2 https://bit.ly/4bRHFyv InReach Mini 2 https://bit.ly/3T9CX7X HRM Pro Graphic Design by Georgia Humphreys Video by Santara Studios and Rowan Greenwood  Introduction by Red Bull UK  Produced and Edited by David Lipman  and Lauren Williams

Erin is training for her first ultra at the Grindstone 50k coming in September.  Today her coach talks about her longer efforts and early aid station strategy to start thinking about it while she fuels for her current efforts.  We talk about poles and how to implement in the training.  Enjoy the show

Dylan Stucki has dabbled in just about every bike-related career out there. He's worked as an equipment tester, mechanic, and race promoter, and even found the time to do some pro racing along the way. These days, one of his main roles is team manager/mechanic/and all-around support system for his fiancée, Sarah Sturm. Payson caught up with Dylan this week to talk about what it's like maintaining a personal and professional relationship in the non-stop world of pro racing, his trajectory from bike shop grom to cycling Renaissance man, and racing alongside Sarah at Migration Gravel in Kenya last month. He also gives a glimpse into the stress of manning aid stations at Grand Prix events, talks about the merciless battle he waged to bring Single Speed World Championships to Durango in 2022 (shock collars and hot dogs were involved), and how he and other members of the Durango cycling community are trying to revitalize mountain bike racing with the Durango Derby, which takes place in September. You can register for the Durango Derby through July 15th at durangoderby.comInstagram: @theadventurestacheYouTube: Payson McElveen

347: The Race for Olympic Qualifiers | NSW XC Championships | Mizuno Wave Neo Vista Review   This episode of Inside Running Podcast is proudly brought to you by Aid Station, Australia's and New Zealand's leading online store for all things endurance sports nutrition and accessories, head over to www.aidstation.com.au   Julian pulls up sore from last week's trail half marathon win. Brad has an injury scare as the Gold Coast Marathon draws closer. Brady puts in a big week ahead of his pacing job at Gold Coast Marathon.   Izzy Batt-Doyle runs the fourth fastest of all time and an Olympic qualifier of 14:49.75 in the 5000m at d'Athletisme Province Liege in Belgium. Nat Rule was also in the 5000m running 15:13.42, while Ed Trippas posted a 8:38.85 in the 3000m steeplechase and Jesse Hunt ran 3:37.88 in the 1500m. Results   Peyton Craig runs 3rd all-time fastest 800m of 1:44.12 at the On Track Nights in Vienna, Austria with Joseph Deng 1:46.41, while Jenny Blundell 14:59.84 5000m for the 7th fastest of all time, with Holly Campbell running 15:09.92, Maudie Skyring in 15:16.56, Leanne Pompeani in 15:22.95, Paige Campbell in 15:42.23 and Olga Firsova 16:15.29. Bendere Oboya ran a lifetime best 1:58.56 in the 800m, with Claudia Hollingsworth running 2:00.02 and Jaylah Hancock-Cameron in 2:02.03. In the Men's 5000m, Ky Robinson ran 13:22.81 and Jackson Sharp 13:25.87. On Track Nights Vienna Results   Ben Buckingham posted an 8:21.34 in the 3000m steeplechase at the Paavo Nurmi Games in Finland. Catriona Bisset ran 2:00.61 and Claudia Hollingsworth a 2:01.36 in the 800m while Adam Spencer set a 3:43.55 in the 1500m. Results via World Athletics   Bendere Oboya runs 600m National Record of 1:24.53 in Bilbao Spain while Matt Clarke ran personal best of 8:20.06 in the 3000m Steeplechase. Results via World Athletics   Linden Hall ran 3:58.96 in the 1500m in Bydgoszcz, Poland coming second, ahead of Sarah Billings in 4:00.45 and Abbey Caldwell in 4:05.45. Cameron Myers ran 3:38.55 in his 1500m. Results via World Athletics   NSW XC Championships held at Willandra won by Ed Goddard in 31:47 over 10km, ahead Luke Hince and Ben St Lawrence. Kate Spencer topped the podium in the women's 10k race in 36:41, followed by Danette Sheehan and Laura Simon Results   Grant Fisher takes 10000m in the first week of the US Olympic Trials, with his soon to be teammates Woody Kincaid and Nico Young USATF Results   Mizuno have released their highly anticipated Wave Neo Vista and the boys finally get to talk about how they've been using it, what its specs are as well as what it compares to the super trainer category.   Listener Question asks what to do when you get sick right around raceday, then Moose goes Loose on the financial barrier to entry for the casual athletics fan. Patreon Link: https://www.patreon.com/insiderunningpodcast Opening and Closing Music is Undercover of my Skin by Benny Walker. www.bennywalkermusic.com Join the conversation at: https://www.facebook.com/insiderunningpodcast/ To donate and show your support for the show: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9K9WQCZNA2KAN

346: St Anne's XC | European Championships & Racing | Kenyan & Ethiopian Trials   This episode of Inside Running Podcast is proudly brought to you by Aid Station, Australia's and New Zealand's leading online store for all things endurance sports nutrition and accessories, head over to www.aidstation.com.au   Brad manages his body ahead of the taper and unveils some plans for the rest of the year. Julian has an enjoyable day out at the Surf Coast Trail Half Marathon. Brady has a hit out at Bendigo St. Annes between watching the Magpies.   Ed Marks for Glenhuntly won the Bendigo St Annes 8k XC ahead of Andy Buchanan for Bendigo and Seth O'Donnell for Mentone, with Bendigo Region the winning team in Premier Division. Katherine Dowie from Ballarat won the women's Open 8km XC ahead of Jessica Coyne and Bianca Puglisi, with Sandringham the winning team for Premier Division. AthsVic Results Hub https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tJCtleTRq8    European Championships featured Jakob Ingebrigsten taking the 1500m title in a smoothly run 3:31.95, while Nadia Battocletti of Italy won the 10000m amid concerns for British athlete Jessica Warner-Judd. Results via World Athletics   Sarah Billings took out the 1500m at the Belgium Night of Athletics, in 4:06.26. Stewy McSweyn also won his 1500m race posting a season best time of 3:35.44, while Ky Robinson ran a personal best 13:15.61 in the 5000m, with Sebastian Frey in 13:20.65 and Dave McNeill running 14:27.82 Results   Abbey Caldwell won the 800m in 1:59.79 at Meeting Nikaia, France. Bendere Oboya 2:00.64 and Carley Thomas 2:01.93. Cameron Myers placed second in the Men's 1500m running 3:33.93, with Jack Anstey 3:35.37 and Jesse Hunt 3:39.33 Meeting Nikaia Results   Faith Kipyegon secured her place for Team Kenya in Paris, winning both the 1500m and 5000m at Kenyan Olympic Trials, while Emmanuel Wanyonyi ran the third fastest 800m of all time in 1:41.70 after overcoming some drama in the heats. World Athletics Report   Yomif Kejelcha sets a World Leading 26:31.01 in Hengelo at the Ethiopian 10000 m Olympic Trial race in Nerja, Spain which saw him prevail in a sprint finish against Berihu Aregawi in 26:31.13 and Selemon Barega, with a total 6 athletes running under 26:50. World Athletics Report https://www.youtube.com/live/FyWf6DXh-7I?si=4NrsNatiMWHCt-Bh&t=10924    Listener Question asks what one shoe they'd commit to race and train in for a year, then Moose On The Loose begs for the credit he deserves as well as for some good half-tights. There are whispers On contracts and an absent star is under watch. Patreon Link: https://www.patreon.com/insiderunningpodcast Opening and Closing Music is Undercover of my Skin by Benny Walker. www.bennywalkermusic.com Join the conversation at: https://www.facebook.com/insiderunningpodcast/ To donate and show your support for the show: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9K9WQCZNA2KAN

“A lot of times we tend to see medical issues from Robinson through Rucky Chucky. And that's where we have a lot of our medical teams set up.” Dr. Andy Pasternak is the medical director for the Western States 100-mile endurance run. In this episode, Dr. Andy chats with Luis about meeting at the Rose Bowl, being the medical director of Western States 100, his running experience, aid stations, most common issues runners have on the course, the biggest cause of DNFs, his best practices for runners to follow, and what to do if you get a rattlesnake bite. Support Road Dog Podcast by: 1. Joining the Patreon Community: https://www.patreon.com/roaddogpodcast 2. Subscribe to the podcast on whatever platform you listen on. GO SLEEVES: https://gokinesiologysleeves.com HAMMER NUTRITION show code: Roaddoghn20 Listeners get a special 15% off at https://www.hammernutrition.com DRYMAX show code: Roaddog2020  Listeners get a special 15% off at https://www.drymaxsports.com/products/ Allwedoisrun.com Luis Escobar (Host) Contact: luis@roaddogpodcast.com Luis Instagram Kevin Lyons (Producer) Contact: kevin@roaddogpodcast.com yesandvideo.com Music: Slow Burn by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Original RDP Photo: Photography by Kaori Peters kaoriphoto.com Road Dog Podcast Adventure With Luis Escobar www.roaddogpodcast.com    

345: Haftu Strintzos | Oceania Athletics Championships | Aussies on the track This episode of Inside Running Podcast is proudly brought to you by Aid Station, Australia's and New Zealand's leading online store for all things endurance sports nutrition and accessories. Whether you're a seasoned pro or training for your first event, Aid Station has you covered for running, triathlons, and anything else that gets you moving. Your road to the finish line starts here – head to aidstation.com.au.   Julian rubs shoulders at the Nike Pacific Running Summit and wonders if he missed the chance to be a trail runner. Brad eases back after his half marathon win last week. Brady needs another gear as a parent helper at his son's Kindergarten.   Haftu Strintzos pops onto the show for a brief chat about taking out the 10000m Oceania Athletic Championships in Fiji, as well as his time racing and studying in the NCAA with Villanova University and his long-term relationship with coach Craig Mottram.   Haftu Strintzos won the Oceania Athletic Champs 10000m final in 29:17.97 with Andre Waring second and Joshua Phillips third. Dave McNeill won the 5000m in 14:02.23, with Haftu second in 14:08.03. Jenny Blundell won the 5000m in 15:26.29, with Holly Campbell second in 15:31.88 and Maudie Skyring third in 15:49.39. Amy Cashin won the 3000m Steeplechase in 9:41.54, Cara Feain-Ryan and Stella Radford making it a clean sweep on the podium. It was a similar story on the men's side, with Matt Clarke taking the 3000m Steeplechase title in 8:31.00, with Ben Buckingham and Ed Trippas taking the respective medals. Carley Thomas won silver in the women's 800m, while Peyton Craig edged out Luke Boyes in the Men's 800m with Jack Lunn taking the bronze. Oceania Athletics Championships Results   Ky Robinson placed third in the NCAA Outdoor Championships 5000m final, running 13:27.79 behind winner Nico Young and Parker Wolfe. Adam Spencer scored silver in the Men's Mile 4:01.92 behind winner Luke Houser, while Hayley Kitching ran 2:02.16 in the 800m Final. NCAA Track and Field Championships Results   European Championships featured Jakob Ingebrigsten cruising to victory in the 5000m. Yemen Crippa for Italy won the Half Marathon, while Karoline Grøvdal of Norway won gold in the half marathon as well as silver in the 5000m. Official Results   Sifan Hassan won the 5000m Portland Track Festival in 14:43.85 then doubled in the 1500m, while Lauren Ryan ran 14:59.99 and Nat Rule a 15:03.48. Sam McEntee ran the 5000m in 13:29.21. Results via World Athletics   Jake Wightman held off the field to win the 1500m at the NYC Grand Prix in 3:34.01 with Jesse Hunt coming in 3:36.17. Peter Bol ran 1:48.41 in the 800m. Results   Rhonex Kipruto of Kenya has been banned for six years for doping violations, found within anomalies of biological passport. The findings strip him of his results dating as far back as 2018, which include his 10k Road World Record set in Valencia 2020. Athletics Illustrated Article World Athletics Findings Report   Liam Adams has been officially announced as part of the Men's Olympic Marathon, after World Athletics reinstated his quota spot originally achieved during the qualification period. Athletics Australia Press Release https://runnerstribe.com/latest-news/liam-adams-secures-spot-in-paris-2024-olympic-marathon/   Listener Question asks what are the ideal watchfaces for training and racing, then Brady makes the wholesome observation on members of the On Athletic Club Oceania then Moose On The Loose bursts the Albert Park training bubble. Patreon Link: https://www.patreon.com/insiderunningpodcast Opening and Closing Music is Undercover of my Skin by Benny Walker. www.bennywalkermusic.com Join the conversation at: https://www.facebook.com/insiderunningpodcast/ To donate and show your support for the show: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9K9WQCZNA2KAN

Hello everyone. Welcome to the latest episode of The Matchbox Podcast powered by Ignition Coach Co. I'm your host, Adam Saban, and on this weeks episode we're talking how to structure your training if you have less than 1hr per day to workout, what a strength maintenance phase should look like, and best practices for utilizing aid stations during long races. Today's show is also brought to you by Flow Formulas. Head over to flowformulas.com today to check out their full suite of endurance nutrition offerings and make sure to use the discount code “Matchbox” when checking out. As always, if you like what you hear please share this with your friends and leave us a five star review and if you have any questions for the show drop us an email at matchboxpod@gmail.com with email title The Matchbox Podcast or head over to ignitioncoachco.com and fill out The Matchbox Podcast listener question form. Alight let's get into it!   For more social media content, follow along @ignitioncoachco @adamsaban6 @dizzle_dillman @dylanjawnson @kait.maddox   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnvEDN2A2ZjhNHb6uxh84PQ https://www.youtube.com/c/DylanJohnsonCycling https://www.ignitioncoachco.com  Intro/ Outro music by AlexGrohl - song "King Around Here" - https://pixabay.com/music/id-15045/    The following was generated using Riverside.fm AI technologies   Summary In this conversation, the hosts discuss two different topics. In the first part, they address how to plan training for athletes with limited time (30-45 minutes per workout) and provide recommendations on increasing intensity sessions per week. In the second part, they discuss the balance between strength training and cycling for downhill and enduro mountain bikers, and suggest reducing the frequency of strength training to focus more on cycling. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss strength training and race nutrition and hydration planning. They recommend one heavy day of strength training per week, with the other two days focused on lighter weight, full-body fitness and functional fitness. They also suggest incorporating agility work and mobility work for off-road athletes. In terms of race nutrition and hydration planning, they advise not skimping on hydration and nutrition and carrying more supplies than necessary. They emphasize the importance of knowing what will be available at aid stations and training with that nutrition beforehand. Keywords training planning, limited time, intensity sessions, strength training, cycling, mountain biking, strength training, race nutrition, hydration planning, full-body fitness, functional fitness, agility work, mobility work, off-road athletes, aid stations, supplies, training Takeaways When training with limited time, it's beneficial to increase the frequency of intensity sessions, but not beyond two to three sessions per week. For athletes with only 30-45 minutes per workout, incorporating shorter high-intensity intervals can be effective for improving aerobic capacity. Consider cross-training activities like running or rowing to add variety and improve overall durability. When feeling fatigued from strength training, it may be helpful to reduce the frequency and focus more on cycling workouts. Maintaining strength training with one session per week can be sufficient during the cycling season. Incorporate one heavy day of strength training per week and focus on lighter weight, full-body fitness and functional fitness for the other two days. Include agility work and mobility work in your training routine, especially for off-road athletes. Carry more supplies than necessary for race nutrition and hydration, especially if relying solely on aid stations. Know what will be available at aid stations and train with that nutrition beforehand. Titles Optimizing Training with Limited Time Balancing Strength Training and Cycling for Mountain Bikers Training with Aid Station Nutrition Importance of Carrying Extra Supplies for Races Sound Bites "Do you think it's beneficial or wise to increase the frequency of intensity at such low volumes?" "If you can do a block of 30 minutes of tempo, you have a warm up and a cool down that brings you to 45 minutes." "If you can't even get in enough tempo to make it a good workout, forget about it and just do high intensity." "I think you can do that with one heavy day a week." "When is it worth it to carry more and stop less?" "Don't skimp... prioritize hydration and nutrition." Chapters 00:00 Training with Limited Time 11:06 Balancing Strength Training and Cycling 29:09 Race Nutrition and Hydration Planning

Shane Morel recently completed a 106k ultra race around the Isle Of Wight. As it was Shane's first time over 50k, I thought it would be of benefit to others, looking to step up in ultra distance, to hear Shane's views on the build up to the event and how it went for him.https://www.ultrachallenge.com/isle-of-wight-challenge/Aid Station website where you can find the episodes or leave comment https://www.aidstation.co.uk/Please feel free to give the show some feedback on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/aid-station/id1549735359

I'm toeing the line at Zion with 3 dudes I love - Jeremy, Alex, + Ryan. In this episode we talk about our plan for the race and how we want to approach staying together. ⁠Borderlands.cc----⁠Buy some merch⁠⁠Run our 50k⁠ on May 11 in Salt Lake City

Listen in on us shootin' the bull talking about Briston's food, training, and experience of his 24-hour event and a lot of other good stuff. This Shootin' The Bull episode of the Texas Outlaw Running Talk Show is with Briston Rains and Asher Hamlin.EP 11 | Carrying a Cross for 24 Hourshttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2273653/14725570-ep-11-carrying-a-cross-for-24-hoursPATREON (Thank you for supporting the Texas Outlaw Running Talk Show at: https://www.patreon.com/texasoutlawrunningBriston's Social MediaInstagram/Facebook/YouTube - @BristonRainsAsher's Social MediaInstagram/Facebook - @AsherFreakinHamlin / Asher HamlinTexas Outlaw Running CompanyInstagram/Facebook/Twitter - @TexasOutlawRunningWebsite - www.TexasOutlawRunning.comChristian Trail Bros Podcast -> click hereSupport the show

Welcome to this week's episode of Fun of the Run podcast! Join me this week as I share a couple scary, true stories for your entertainment. They're true because they either happened to me… or one of my kids! They actually have zero to do with running, but everything to do with listening to fun stuff on the run. I share a bit about why Lake Martin 50 doesn't seem as terrifying anymore…and how much fun I had volunteering at Mesquite Canyon Trail Runs this past weekend. Enjoy!!

Jake Kilgore a husband, father and CEO shares his experience of developing the 'Next Aid Station' mindset while facing an indictment and ultimately serving time in prison. He explains how running became a coping mechanism and a way to find control and freedom in a challenging time.He shares how he found a way to get though those difficult years by setting up 'aid stations' along the way which included: visits from family while in prison, a 50 mile race in the midst of a trial, and a backyard 50k in the prison yard.TakeawaysThe Next Aid Station mindset is about focusing on the next step or milestone rather than being overwhelmed by the entire journey.Running and life are directly correlated and we need in implement lessons learned into each aspectRunning can be a powerful coping mechanism during difficult times, providing a sense of control and freedom.Appreciating the opportunity to run and being grateful for the experience can enhance the enjoyment and fulfillment of the sport.Ultra running is more than just winning races, it is a community-driven sport with a deeper meaning.Finding balance between running and other aspects of life is important.Visit trailto100.com for coaching details, SWAG, and more!Show Links:@thejakekilgoreTrial Running Book on AmazonThe Next Aid Station Podcast~Leave us a review!~Click here to leave a review on appleClick here to rate us on SpotifySupport the show

The chill of the water at Ironman Coeur d'Alene was nothing compared to the cold shock I received just weeks before—the crash that threatened to derail months of preparation. Yet, as I narrate my tale of conquering the unexpected, from the restfulness that followed the accident to the frigid swim and a marathon that tested my limits, you'll discover the essence of endurance racing is as much about mental resilience as it is about physical prowess. Together, we explore the art of pacing, the critical choices made in the spur of the moment, and how to maintain control even when the body screams to stop or go. Every stride, every stroke, every turn of the pedal is a lesson in meticulous planning and execution, a symphony where each note is a planned training session or a strategic decision. We delve into the importance of a disciplined approach, from the granular details of daily training flow charts to the high-stakes moments that define a race. Join me as I reflect on the strategies that build a foundation strong enough to withstand the pressures of race day, and how a structured blueprint is crucial for anyone seeking to push their limits in the world of endurance sports.

Greg Bennett chats with Reedy and Clint on;- Who is Greg? (0.04.00)- Regrets (0.10.40)- Olympics (0.11.30)- Training weight (0.14.45)- Surf Ironman (0.16.10)- Worst race stories (0.19.15)- Enhanced Games (0.26.45)- PTO's T100 Series (0.34.30)- Ironman Series (0.38.4)- Is Kona safe? (0.41.10)- Triathlon managers (0.43.47)- Chip on the shoulder effect (0.54.00)You can now buy your Triathlon Therapy Mug and get another one free. This purchase comes with a one time use discount code as Aid Station. Use the link below to get your mug today:TrTherapy (stripe.com)Follow us at:Insta: @triathlon_therapy_podcastTiktok: @triathlontherapypodcastThumbnail image by delly carr

Mike Phillips and Hannah Berry join the crew to discuss:Tauranga HalfIronman NZ racing,Ironman and PTO race schedule,Steve's race schedule for 2024,Race shoes,Bike position,Pregnancy,Importance of having a support crew in triathlon.This episode is sponsored by Hell of The West triathlon being run on March 24th. This is one of Australia's toughest races and one that every die hard aussie triathlon frofer should do! Its a race that continues to support pro racing so we are putting our full support behind this race.You can check their website or sign up for the race using the following link:Hell of The West |NERD BELTS has huge news and is now being stocked at The FEED. Steve has trialed and tested this product through numerous hours of training and racing. There is no better way to stay hydrated and fueled during training or a race so get your belt as the link below:Shop | Nerd BeltsYou can now buy your Triathlon Therapy Mug and get another one free. This purchase comes with a one time use discount code as Aid Station. Use the link below to get your mug today:TrTherapy (stripe.com)Thumbnail images by the guru @koruptvision Follow us at:Insta: @triathlon_therapy_podcastTiktok: @triathlontherapypodcast

We celebrate our second to last episode by bringing you a very special edition of the show.  All four of the original Big Ass Runner Crew share their memories, experiences, and stories from the last four years.Join us as we sit around Jefé's Big Ass Couch and share some laughs and tears on our way to the conclusion of the Big Ass Runner.New YouTube channel ->YouTubeBigAssRunner.comMore content on IG @big_ass_runnerWe recommend Trail Shorts Liners and Socks from XOSkin, discount code "BAR" for 10% offWe recommend Trail apparel and Rain jackets from Janji discount code "BAR15" for 15% offWe recommend Blaze Trails for races in the greater north Texas area We recommend Trail Running jackets and vests at Vander JacketWe recommend Chafing Cream at Salty Britches, discount code "bigassrunner" for 20% offWe recommend Nutrition Guidance with NutriworksStarting a podcast? We recommend Buzzsprout for hosting.Audio Engineer: Steve "Cinnamon Bear" Saunders#trailrunning#trailrunningpodcast#runningpodcast

Kev gets a behind the scenes interview with Centurion Running owner, Race Director, international Athlete and Ultra guru James Elson. Yes Kev has man-fan syndrome but manages to stay professional throughout. So professional in fact that James does not swear once!https://www.centurionrunning.com/Aid Station website where you can find the episodes or leave comment https://www.aidstation.co.uk/Please feel free to give the show some feedback on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/aid-station/id1549735359

If you've got a looped race planned for this year, you're going to love this episode. We're talking about how to set up your aid station so that you have everything that you need and nothing that you don't!  Here are 4 categories to think about: Shelter / Privacy Food / Water Supplies Clothing & Equipment for you (the athlete) Comfort of your crew I dive into each of these categories and ask some question (as well as give you suggestions) to help you whittle down your list and be sure you've got what you need.  ➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP

What's up Runbum family!We have a short solosode from your boy, Scottapants. He had what you would call an "unsuccessful" race at Tunnel Hill 100, but we think he really nailed the logistics of crewing himself. Today so many runners feel that the need a crew to succeed in an ultra, but he's here to give you som tips on how to make your race as successful and streamlined as possible. He does show some spreadsheets and footage, so the video version on your YouTube channel will be a great resource as well. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsume0yGiZNnuIEKt4pWSjgThanks for the support and we'll see you out on the trails!If you're looking for some fall races for your 2023/24 calendar, check out our races open for registration now!https://www.runbumtours.com/@runbumracesPodcast produced, edited and all wizardly techy things  byLooking Glass Designs, LLChttps://www.lgdesigns.me/@LGDesigns.me

“Volunteering is a great way to get to know people, it's a great way to get inspired. So, I would recommend it to anybody who wants to go to a race but they're nervous because they don't know people. Volunteering you know people instantly. You know them very very well.” In this episode, Luis chats with Mara Klassen, Emily O'Rourke, Barb Sims, Jennifer Gray, Brenda Luce, Roland Hyatt, Joanie Andersen, Tom Taylor, and Bryan Gray about volunteering at race events. Theyexplain why they like to volunteer, their observations out there on the course, how they help the runners, bonds and friendships that form, and what they have coming up next. Support Road Dog Podcast by: 1. Joining the Patreon Community: https://www.patreon.com/roaddogpodcast 2. Subscribe to the podcast on whatever platform you listen on. GO SLEEVES: https://gokinesiologysleeves.com HAMMER NUTRITION show code: Roaddoghn20 Listeners get a special 15% off at https://www.hammernutrition.com DRYMAX show code: Roaddog2020  Listeners get a special 15% off at https://www.drymaxsports.com/products/ Allwedoisrun.com Luis Escobar (Host) Contact: luis@roaddogpodcast.com Luis Instagram Kevin Lyons (Producer) Contact: kevin@roaddogpodcast.com yesandvideo.com Music: Slow Burn by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Original RDP Photo: Photography by Kaori Peters kaoriphoto.com Road Dog Podcast Adventure With Luis Escobar www.roaddogpodcast.com

Joey Miuccio is an airline pilot, athlete, content creator based in Saint Petersburg, Florida. About 4 weeks ago he completed his most difficult feat to-date when he finished the Leadville 100 ultra marathon. In this episode, we walkthrough Joey's experience running the Leadville 100 Ultramarathon. We relive the highs, the lows, and the funny moments our crew shared during that weekend. Joey discussed his race preparation, how he simulated altitude, his hardest moments during the race, and more. Timecodes: (1:16) - Why Joey Ran 100 Miles (4:22) - Training For Leadville (6:33) - Simulating Altitude At Sea Level (10:06) - Practicing Race Day Nutrition (10:40) - Bonking On a Training Run* (13:38) - Confidence About Finishing (16:44) - How Ultramarathons Are Like Puzzles (19:19) - Night Before The Race (20:47) - Lack of Planning / Inexperienced Crew (25:33) - Race Morning / Out of Gas (27:33) - Emotions When The Race Starts (28:38) - Crew Missing The First Aid Station (31:45) - Aid Station #2: Outward Bound (36:14) - Nearly Missing Twin Lakes Aid Station (39:43) - Story Behind 'Unknown Runner' (42:15) - Climbing Hope Pass (46:37) - Mindset After Seeing Others DNF (48:49) - 50 Mile Turning Point (49:44) - When Joey Ran Out Of Water (56:49) - Pacing Joey For 15 Miles (1:00:25) - Experience With Different Pacers (1:03:01) - Struggles During Late Miles (1:05:51) - Last Aid Station (1:11:00) - Emotional Journey of 100-Mile Race (1:12:50) - Nearly Fainting Near The Finish (1:14:42) - Would Joey Run 100 Miles Again? (1:16:42) - Value Of Doing Hard Things For More: Follow Brock on Instagram Follow Brock on YouTube Follow Joey on Instagram Support The Podcast: ⁠ switchback ⁠⁠Electrolytes⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Ten Thousand⁠⁠ | Code: COVINGTON ⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Flux Footwear ⁠⁠| Code: Brock --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/zero-quit-podcast/support

EP17 Curious about volunteering at a race?! The aid station can be the make or break point for some runners and you could be the difference. Here are 5 tips I just learned after my first experience. CHECK OUT PAGEQuestions or Ideas ? Email to fullsteamaudio@outlook.com

Congrats to Darin who went and ran his first ultra.  Listen today about his experience on the beautiful course and the moment that almost ended his day.  It's always amazing to see people do things they didn't think they were capable of just months ago. We hope you enjoy the show!

This episode dives into endurance event aid stations. It looks at the planning process, and actual execution of properly using and efficiently moving through aid stations.  Support HPO: zachbitter.com/hpo  HPO Patreon: patreon.com/HPOpodcast LMNT: drinkLMNT.com/HPO deltaG: deltagketones.com  IG: @deltag.ketones Zach's Coaching: zachbitter.com/coaching Zach: zachbitter.com IG: @zachbitter Tw: @zbitter FB: @zbitterendurance TikTok: @zachbitter Strava: Zach Bitter

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