Podcasts about long beach marathon

Athletes require a strong heart to maintain the high level of physical activity they perform frequently, but heart disease, including those passed down from family, can prevent them from doing so. Dr. Christina Rodriguez will explain how diagnostic imaging can help find heart disease to eliminate risks sooner, including a recent cardiac case involving a Long Beach Marathon runner.

The guys are back to continue the conversation that began in the last episode about how to "Be About It". They start off with Damon sharing about his experience running the Long Beach Marathon and even though he tried to run faster, his body only allowed him to run the time that he trained for. Then they talk about how we may need to look to make changes to our habits and routines to achieve different results in our lives. You'll want to check out this episode! ---------------- Don't forget that you can listen and subscribe to the Engage to Flourish Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Google Podcasts!

In Episode 10, you'll hear about how I almost didn't run Long Beach in October 2021...eventhough I had dragged my family to another state, paid for race fees, gone to the expo to get my bib...etc. I also talk about how I was simultaneously running Virtual Boston at the same time. It's a bit ridiculous per usual, but it's absolutely true...and makes for a great story! Thanks for listening and please reach out at funoftherunpodcast@gmail.com or DM me on Instagram @waddellrunninglady

IT'S CHARCUTERIE NIGHT! The Chosen One and Big Strong John are having a photoshoot and a Charcuterie show. We survived the Long Beach Marathon and we may or may not have had something to do with the easy flow of traffic. Long Beach State basketball gets new jerseys. Habit Burger is owned by Taco Bell? Where did the VIP Records sign go? The City of Long Beach is taking over the Southern California Edison building and turning it into a Crime Lab/Senior Citizen Center. Baseball season has started and we break down some of the Long Beach locals. 908 Athlete of the Week: Family member Marcedes Lewis.

Meet Jeffery Heard. Jeffery is an over 40 runner, cyclist, and duathlete. He uses the sports to help maintain his physical and mental health well being. Jeffery is an ambassador for Altra, Rabbit, Tiux socks, Huma gels, Long Beach Marathon, and Athletic Brewing Co. As he started his fitness journey, the goal was to combat family health issues and stay fit. But as the journey progressed, the goal transformed into inspiring other people of color to lead a more active lifestyle. As the journey continued, the goal morphed into including Jeffery sharing how running helps him keep his mental health in check. Learning that his younger brother, Josh, passed away at age 26 in Phoenix, Arizona, was when Jeffery realized how important running was to his mental health. This devastating news sent him swirling into a tailspin. To help deal with the sudden loss, he turned to running to help process the emotions that crushed him. Running gave him the alone time he needed and allowed him to connect with Josh. You can find Jeffery on Instagram at @runjefferyrun. Disclaimer: If you take any advice or opinions from this podcast, you do so at your own risk. Don't forget to rate and review us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you are listening if you enjoyed this episode! Another way to support the show is to follow us on Instagram at @nogimmicksjustsweat and to follow me personally at @ericmlogan Music: Hip Hop Background Beat by Sugar Beats (used under license from PremiumBeat) Contact: eric@nogimmicksjustsweat.com

Meet Jeffery Heard. Jeffery is an over 40 runner, cyclist, and duathlete. He uses the sports to help maintain his physical and mental health well being. Jeffery is an ambassador for Altra, Rabbit, Tiux socks, Huma gels, Long Beach Marathon, and Athletic Brewing Co. As he started his fitness journey, the goal was to combat family health issues and stay fit. But as the journey progressed, the goal transformed into inspiring other people of color to lead a more active lifestyle. As the journey continued, the goal morphed into including Jeffery sharing how running helps him keep his mental health in check. Learning that his younger brother, Josh, passed away at age 26 in Phoenix, Arizona, was when Jeffery realized how important running was to his mental health. This devastating news sent him swirling into a tailspin. To help deal with the sudden loss, he turned to running to help process the emotions that crushed him. Running gave him the alone time he needed and allowed him to connect with Josh. You can find Jeffery on Instagram at @runjefferyrun. Disclaimer: If you take any advice or opinions from this podcast, you do so at your own risk. Don't forget to rate and review us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you are listening if you enjoyed this episode! Another way to support the show is to follow us on Instagram at @nogimmicksjustsweat and to follow me personally at @ericmlogan Music: Hip Hop Background Beat by Sugar Beats (used under license from PremiumBeat) Contact: eric@nogimmicksjustsweat.com

Man, it is WINDYYYYYY out there. We break down how weather works and why southern California meteorologists have it the hardest (:45-7:13). John gives us an update on his Dodgers and how confident he is this postseason (7:13-18:08). Baker's Dozen is a GREAT show (18:08-21:55). Grind My Gears: The Long Beach Marathon (21:55-42:30). Show & Tell: Saliva and Hoodies (42:30-50:13). 908 Athlete of the Week: Matt Pryor of the Indianapolis Colts (50:13-59:51).

School's BACK! We've got Calgary Stampeders quarterback and former LBCC QB Jake Maier talking about his Canadian Football League debut and his road to the CFL (8:27-25:17). -How are there so many chickens in the world? (1:03-8:23). -The infamous Restauration site is up for sale and we try to put together $2.3 million to make an offer. Rocket Lab is working on a trip to Mars. The Long Beach Marathon is back, but we hate running (25:22-47:54). -Show and Tell: Towels and Windex (47:54-58:00). -As always we finished with the 908 Athlete of the Week. This week is Seattle Mariners shortstop JP Crawford (58:01-1:02:44).

  I start the Cancer stories season in a noisy way sharing my friend Fitz Koehler's story. Fitz is one of America's prominent race announcers as the voice of the Los Angeles Marathon, Philadelphia Marathon, Big Sur Marathon, Buffalo Marathon, DC Wonder Woman & Batman Run Series, OC Marathon, Carlsbad Marathon, Long Beach Marathon, Monterey Bay Half, San Diego Half, Encinitas Half, St Pete Runfest, Surfing Madonna - World Record for Largest Beach Run, Savannah Women's Half, Mermaid Half & 5k and more and she has worked with The DBZ, Daytime TV, Emotional Mojo and regional network affiliates for ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX Fitz is also the founder of the Morning Mile a programme that is aimed at combatting childhood obesity by getting children to put one foot in front of another for 20-45mins at the start of each day . On this episode Fitz talks about:

RonaV Week 21 in Long Beach! How are we coping with RonaV? The power steering went out in The Chosen One’s car and he respects ANYONE who puts in the effort to work out. The Boss Man takes a trip to San Diego and thinks the beach is overrated (1:03-19:30). There’s so much drama in the LBUSD: Diana Craighead is named president of the school board, Megan Kerr is named vice president, Juan Benitez believes he should’ve been appointed president, Megan Kerr steps down as VP so that Juan Benitez can be VP, all while the LBUSD has yet to come up with a plan for the upcoming school year. Who’s right? Who’s wrong? We break down the drama (19:30-39:51). The 2020 Long Beach Marathon is finally canceled, but runners can participate virtually. We come up with a way to cheat the system for a free shirt (39:51-49:32). 2nd and PCH set to host drive-in movies for Long Beach and we appreciate the effort (49:32-51:44). La Strada closes. RIP to the best crab bisque in the United States (51:45-1:01:09). As always we ended the show with the 908 Athlete of the Week. This week is Chase De Jong of the Houston Astros (1:01:09-1:07:18).

03:00 Question O’ The Week: What game are you covering this week? 04:45 Game O’ The Week: Wilson vs. Mayfair at Bellflower HS on Thursday 06:20 Players O’ The Week: Girls Volleyball 08:30 Quote O’ The Week: Lakewood football coach Scott Meyer on Bobby Hauck 10:00 List O’ The Week: Top 3 Things To Know About Each LB Football Team 23:45 Long Beach Post Managing Editor Melissa Evans talks about the upcoming Long Beach Marathon and half marathon because she’s training for it! 33:00 Recommendations (Tool & Toni)

Hello! Today’s Run Eat Repeat podcast is all about those Last Minute Race Tips you want to check and double check two or three days before your race. Good luck to everyone running the Chicago Marathon and Long Beach Marathon & Half Marathon this weekend! Get it done! Last Minute Tips Before Your Race – ... Read More about Last Minute Race Day Tips – Podcast 21 The post Last Minute Race Day Tips – Podcast 21 appeared first on Run Eat Repeat.

The Arts Council for Long Beach was given a space at the Long Beach Marathon’s Health & Fitness Expo, and they contracted my Toaster Music cohort, Sumako, to curate it. He gathered a talented group of local artists to body-paint lovely bikini-clad models while I performed my unique brand of lap steel & synth based […]

Deconstructed LA with Firestone Walker and Chef Sean Paxton http://www.FWDeconstructed.com // A delicious fig appetizer that tastes like the smell of a humidor // Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier - my all time favorite // Making your own Bratwurst at home // Training for the Long Beach Marathon, fueled by . . . McDonalds?!?! // New study finds that a family that eats together results in fewer substance abuse issues // Visiting Guisados for tacos in Los Angeles with Don //Tainted cantaloupes cause Listeria outbreak // Are the foodborne illness numbers for real? If so, we're in trouble.