Podcasts about ny marathon

Get ready for another hilarious episode of NNFA Podcast as Derek Gaines and Dave Temple with Geo Perez in the turtle lair! From rollerblading nostalgia to wild funeral experiences, college protests, and even moon landing conspiracies—this episode is packed with comedy, crazy stories, and hot takes!

Von Mai Tai zu Muay Thai – Felix und Ehrengast Mark eröffnen ihr sportliches Jahr 2025! Natürlich stilecht im Podcast und im Sitzen. Aber was wird das kommende Jahr so laufen – also außer Mark? Mit Felix durchdachter Rollercoaster-Moderation weaven sich so einige News an die Oberfläche: Marathon in NYC, ein neues Kava-Office in Berlin und der schönste Moment 2024. Aber mit einigen sprachlichen Thai-Kick-Tricks bietet Mark allen Pfragen wacker die Stirn. Und eine Sache nehmen wir mit: Beweglich bleiben!

Zum Jahresende gibt es wieder ein Athleten-Interview. Diesmal hat Flo mit Annick Böhler eine seiner Athletinnen interviewt. 3 Langdistanzen und einmal NY Marathon to go. Wie sie das mit Vollzeitjob, Studium und Leben unter einen Hut bekommt, hört ihr im Podcast!

Fresh from a trip to Tassie, Billy kicks things off with a loaded All-Sports Report, before Western Bulldogs defender Rory Lobb drops by to talk about golf, and how he's enjoyed the transition to the backline. Topics Lehmo wants to know about your Spider Stories, then we are giving you the chance to play golf with Billy for a spot in the Australian Open Pro-Am. Lehmo's List looks at the best sporting nicknames of all time, then Abbey Holmes is in studio to talk AFLW Finals and running the NY Marathon. Finally, Billy has a joke about his childhood to wrap up the showSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Send feedback for the showJoin Nick as he chats with guests Vinny and Laila Orlando about overcoming health challenges, marathon training, and the balance between strength and cardio. They delve into Vinny's inspirational story of running for cancer awareness, share personal anecdotes, and discuss the importance of family and community support. Plus, they explore hygiene in sports, marathon experiences, and navigating life changes with a touch of humor and heart.Vinny's InstagramLailas InstagramSupport the showYouTubeInstagram Tik Tok

After setting the fastest time of all Canadians ever in New York, Rory Linkletter returns to the podcast to talk about his race, the Olympics, a coaching change, and where he stands in the rankings of Fastest Marathon YouTubers. 0:00 intro 1:35 a new tattoo 2:16 Olympic performance 4:13 coaching change 9:08 which shoes does Rory use? 10:33 pacing duties in Chicago 13:39 New York pre-race 17:26 who's watching the kids 18:03 NY Marathon, before Queensboro Bridge 21:46 NY Marathon, after the bridge 25:15 what is Rory most proud of in New York 26:48 what's next 29:30 Fastest Marathon YouTuber  Follow Rory's Journey Rory's Strava https://www.strava.com/pros/9351341 Rory's IG https://www.instagram.com/rory_linkletter/ Rory's YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@LinkletterRory Fastest Marathon YouTubers  Suguru Osaka (2:05) https://www.youtube.com/@SUGURUOSAKO-COM Clayton Young (2:08) https://www.youtube.com/@_Clayton_Young_ Rory Linkletter (2:08) https://www.youtube.com/@LinkletterRory Stephen Scullion (2:09) https://www.youtube.com/@stephenscullion262 

Heute müssen wir uns richtig strecken beim Auslaufen. Wir begleiten Fabienne Schlumpf in den Central Park in New York. Ihr 5. Platz beim New York Marathon duftet nach Alphafly und Donuts fresh outta the box.

Helgen är på ingång och frågan är om hanna närmar sig 30 eller 13... Tjejerna pratar höstmode, förberedelser inför NY marathon och hur Lojsan skall överleva egentligen. Är det dags att slänga in handduken snart?

Join Scott Kummer, Mandi Florip, Jen Matza Robbins, Barry Thrune and Eddie Pedroza for ten junk miles in which we talk about everyting that happened at the Badger, go through drop bags and sort through dirty laundry. donate to Jen's NY Marathon fundraiser here: https://donate.parentprojectmd.org/fundraiser/5388505 Sign up for the races here: https://www.tenjunkmilesracing.com   Support the show via Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/tenjunkmiles   Website: http://www.tenjunkmiles.com/   Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tenjunkmiles   Twitter: https://twitter.com/tenjunkmiles   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tenjunkmiles/   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TenJunkMiles/

4/12/24 - The Port of authority in NYC wants the NY Marathon organizers to pay a fee for crossing the bridge, OJ Simpson dies after his battle with cancer, an elderly woman shows what "stand your ground" is about when she fatally shoots a home invasion suspect, and Disney argues the firing of “The Mandalorian's" Gina Carano is fair use of its 1st Amendment Rights.  We discuss. Drew Barrymore says she was a 'walking cautionary tale' as a teen, a commercial showing nuns eating potato chips for communion has sparked outrage, a principal's confrontation with a teenage student has him facing prison time, USPS is looking to raise the price of the Forever Stamp, and a KY boy's death thought to be from an allergic reaction proves to be from fentanyl exposure. We discuss that, too. Website: GoodDayShow.comSocial Media: @GoodDayNetworks

Today's word of the day is ‘intimate' as in closeness as in personal as in the Athletics are moving to Sacramento for an interim period. A 14,000 seat ballpark that hosts a Triple-A team. John Fisher spoke. Vivek Ranadivé spoke. Dave Kaval spoke. Mayors are speaking. (17:25) Let's try and investigate what happened with Shohei Ohtani's first home run ball. Did the Dodgers bully a fan? (36:25) Review: The Lionheart. (39:36) Marlins young ace Eury Perez is getting Tommy John. Bad news. Sad news. The Marlins cannot afford to lose anymore pitching. (46:50) NPPOD - Final Four is here! (49:45) We have a little issue in New York City. No not that issue or that issue or that issue. But the NY Marathon problem. Met Transportation Authority tried to squeeze the marathon officials for $750K! What? The Governor said absolutely not! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's word of the day is ‘intimate' as in closeness as in personal as in the Athletics are moving to Sacramento for an interim period. A 14,000 seat ballpark that hosts a Triple-A team. John Fisher spoke. Vivek Ranadivé spoke. Dave Kaval spoke. Mayors are speaking. (17:25) Let's try and investigate what happened with Shohei Ohtani's first home run ball. Did the Dodgers bully a fan? (36:25) Review: The Lionheart. (39:36) Marlins young ace Eury Perez is getting Tommy John. Bad news. Sad news. The Marlins cannot afford to lose anymore pitching. (46:50) NPPOD - Final Four is here! (49:45) We have a little issue in New York City. No not that issue or that issue or that issue. But the NY Marathon problem. Met Transportation Authority tried to squeeze the marathon officials for $750K! What? The Governor said absolutely not! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Sejumlah konten kreator dan artis Indonesia seperti Raffi Ahmad, Gisella, Ichsan Akbar dan Nirina Jubir, bergabung bersama para pelari dalam ajang New York Marathon. Salah satu pelari, berhasil menjadi pelari tercepat Indonesia pertama di Marathon kali ini. Berikut liputan dari VOA New York.

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We all agree that people who run marathons desperately need attention, right? We all also lied to ourselves and said we're running one next year, right? Same. Today Sofia is joined by Audrey Trullinger to discuss how you can use the NY Marathon app to your dating advantage and why time will ALWAYS tell when it comes to relationships (even if you initially thought he was his twin brother). Lace up your Hoka's Sloots, get ready for a sweat! Merch HERE: https://www.sofiafranklyn.com/  Follow Sofia on:  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sofiafranklyn   TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@sofiafranklyn   Twitter - https://twitter.com/sofiafranklyn    Threads - https://www.threads.net/@sofiafranklyn  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Asking a bunch of silly questions about my NY Marathon weekend as pretext to share some stories and also give away the last of the remaining Kofuzi Run Club Pizza T's.

Welcome to episode 168 of the Women's Running podcast. I'm your host Esther Newman and she's your other host Holly Taylor. On this podcast we talk about health, politics, stuff on TV and what we ate last night. Occasionally, we talk about running. This episode is sponsored by Randox Health. Use the code RUN10 to get 10% off in-clinic and home health tests. New York MarathonI've got lots of scary thoughts about the New York marathon, which is happening this weekend. Holly has lots of lovely tips from listeners as well as the experts to make me feel less scared. Spooky runningPlus we have some chat about Halloween, obviously, which is what we all need, with some general confusion (and frantic googling) about whether everyone loves it as much as Hol. Join us!Big news! We're holding a live event on the evening of 9th November in Sweaty Betty in Battersea Power Station. It's all about how to run with a smile on your face, we've got a special guest in the shape of Jenni Falconer, and we have jam-packed goody bags for everyone. There will also be WINE. Come along, join us for 10K tips you won't get anywhere else, and have some chats with us and Jenni! Buy tickets from Eventbrite, and search for Women's Running to get your ticket! Lovely extra bitsThis episode is sponsored by Randox Health. Use the code RUN10 to get 10% off in-clinic and home health tests.Subscribe to Women's Running – join us today and you'll get a FREE exclusive Women's Running technical tee worth £35! Use the code X23WRPOD at the checkout!Come to our Live Podcast event at Sweaty Betty in Battersea Power Station for proper good chats and a goody bagGet your hands on How to Run 10K with Esther and Holly, available at shop.womensrunning.co.uk / ExtrasBuy a Pod Squad t-shirt!Do join us on Patreon so you can come and chat in our new Pod Squad community on Discord! Go to patreon.co.uk/womensrunningPlease continue to donate whatever you can to our fundraiser for the Trussell Trust – Holly and I ran 5K and donated £5, but you can give whatever you can afford. Search Anthem on JustgivingEmail us at wrpodcast@anthem.co.uk with any questions or running stories  Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to episode 168 of the Women's Running podcast. I'm your host Esther Newman and she's your other host Holly Taylor. On this podcast we talk about health, politics, stuff on TV and what we ate last night. Occasionally, we talk about running. This episode is sponsored by Randox Health. Use the code RUN10 to get 10% off in-clinic and home health tests. New York MarathonI've got lots of scary thoughts about the New York marathon, which is happening this weekend. Holly has lots of lovely tips from listeners as well as the experts to make me feel less scared. Spooky runningPlus we have some chat about Halloween, obviously, which is what we all need, with some general confusion (and frantic googling) about whether everyone loves it as much as Hol. Join us!Big news! We're holding a live event on the evening of 9th November in Sweaty Betty in Battersea Power Station. It's all about how to run with a smile on your face, we've got a special guest in the shape of Jenni Falconer, and we have jam-packed goody bags for everyone. There will also be WINE. Come along, join us for 10K tips you won't get anywhere else, and have some chats with us and Jenni! Buy tickets from Eventbrite, and search for Women's Running to get your ticket! Lovely extra bitsThis episode is sponsored by Randox Health. Use the code RUN10 to get 10% off in-clinic and home health tests.Subscribe to Women's Running – join us today and you'll get a FREE exclusive Women's Running technical tee worth £35! Use the code X23WRPOD at the checkout!Come to our Live Podcast event at Sweaty Betty in Battersea Power Station for proper good chats and a goody bagGet your hands on How to Run 10K with Esther and Holly, available at shop.womensrunning.co.uk / ExtrasBuy a Pod Squad t-shirt!Do join us on Patreon so you can come and chat in our new Pod Squad community on Discord! Go to patreon.co.uk/womensrunningPlease continue to donate whatever you can to our fundraiser for the Trussell Trust – Holly and I ran 5K and donated £5, but you can give whatever you can afford. Search Anthem on JustgivingEmail us at wrpodcast@anthem.co.uk with any questions or running stories  Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the 7th installment of the Runners Who Read Podcast, Olivia sat down with Deena Kastor, the NY Times bestselling author of Let Your Mind Run. Deena is an Olympic distance runner, coach, commentator, and author. Throughout her illustrious pro racing career, she has won 24 national championships and represented the United States on 19 national teams, including 3 Olympic teams. At the 2004 Games in Athens, she won a bronze medal in the marathon and then went on to win the 2005 Chicago and 2006 London major marathons. She has held American records in every distance from 5k to marathon and currently holds the master's American record in the marathon having run 2:27.47 in 2015. As an author, alongside co-writer Michelle Hamilton, her memoir, Let Your Mind Run won the American Society of Journalists and Authors' award for Outstanding Memoir/Autobiography book in 2019. She is currently still racing, coaching for Mammoth Track Club and, commentating as she did just last weekend at the NY Marathon.   In this live recorded book club discussion, we talk about both the mental and physical benefits of cultivating positivity in your life, bouncing back from disappointment like she did after the 2008 Olympic Games, and whether she will consider competing at the 2024 Olympic trials among other topics from her book and audience questions.

A one-on-one abbreviated pod today. Our guest had some technical issues, so we had to pivot to a small but mighty episode where we talk about dog walking in the rain, Chris went to see The 1975 live at Madison Square Garden, where Matty, the singer, eats raw meat on stage, $25 plastic cup cocktails, the LA elite are loving Rick Caruso, Katy Perry Votey, we've given up on politics, but we haven't given up on cinema, Chris made sure to create his Mastadon account just in case, why are spectators crying at the NY Marathon, and how are content creators taking advantage of this epic foot race. twitter.com/donetodeath twitter.com/themjeans --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howlonggone/support

A weekly podcast covering women's sports news. Taking a look around the grounds - The WNBL is back! First ever 24/7 womens sports channel launches in the US and Madi De Rozario finishes 3rd in the wheelchair event at the New York marathon. For our key story we'll discuss the controversy around the statues to be erected at the WACA in Perth. Get the wrap delivered into your inbox as a weekly newsletter! Subscribe here for the newsletter + don't miss a merch drop. www.linktr.ee/thefemaleathleteproject Shop TFAP merch: https://www.thefemaleathleteproject.com/shop Find us on Instagram: @thefemaleathleteproject

Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes spent the early part of the show looking at Novak Djokovic's secret concoction that his team was trying to hide during the Paris Masters event and how Kane Cornes pulled up after running the NY Marathon yesterday. Other topics on the show this morning included AFL Clubs burning cash on sacking coaches, why the Australian public has turned on the Aussie cricket team, and Adam Cooney also gave the listeners his best Ross Lyon impersonation. Guests on the show today included Michelangelo Rucci, Adelaide United FC coach Mark Milligan, and Adelaide 36ers legend Daniel Johnson.

We go live to the US to speak to Kate Gath as she recovers from a mighty New York Marathon run. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I det hundrafyrtioandra avsnittet av ”Maratonlabbet - en podcast om löpning” pratar vi om träning för maraton med den förre landslagslöparen och SM-guldvinnaren Fredrik Uhrbom. Nuförtiden är Fredrik tränare för Fredrikshofs IF där han tränar flera duktiga motionärer, och själv siktar han på att vinna sin åldersklass på NY Marathon om några veckor. Hör honom prata om hur hans träningsfilosofi har förändrats under åren och hur han tränar sig själv, och andra, för maraton. Följ Maratonlabbet under hösten om ni vill höra om Erik lyckas hämta sig efter EM i 24-timmars och om Johan kan SM-kvala på maraton i december.

One of our favourite interviews in recent memory, our faithful listener Dot informed us about her Granddaughter Bree Yarran who is on the trail to the NY Marathon, Bree joins Sportsday to tell us all!

Nikki Reyne's first 100 miler ultra run was epic, going over two nights in the Blue Mountains. Come join us in our chat about this amazing experience. Stepping Stone Coaching Do you dream of becoming a runner, switching to trails, or going for a new distance you've never run before? I would love to help you achieve your goals. Get in touch with me at Stepping Stone Coaching where I'll help you take the next steps in your running future. https://beck2225.wixsite.com/steppingstonecoach https://www.facebook.com/Stepping.Stone.Coach SHOW NOTES Nikki's NY Marathon for Cystic Fibrosis https://gofund.me/0c0bdd6d Unreasonable East 200 Miler https://unreasonableeast200miler.com.au/ Run Nation Film Festival https://bit.ly/rn-cfarg Belair Run Club https://www.facebook.com/groups/2042763895866210 Karly Miller @ The Shed https://www.facebook.com/TheShedConditioning Modbury Vet Clinic https://www.modburyveterinaryclinic.com.au/ Barossa Market https://www.barossafarmersmarket.com/ Tales From The Midpack www.facebook.com/FromTheMidPack

Are Peloton and Tonal planning something? John Mills joins us to discuss the continued stock decline. Why is SoulCycle so thirsty? Dr. Jenn: Finding time for combining Peloton and Tonal. Olivia Amato's wedding is featured in Brides Magazine. Matt Wilpers wins the 35-39 age group at the NYC Triathlon. Logan Aldridge was on the Today Show. Sam Yo talks to Broadway World. Robin Arzon gives the keynote at Monmouth Medical Center's Power Of Pink Luncheon. Christine D'Ercole is competing in the National Championships. Men's Health sat down with Andy Speer. Ally Love was featured in Essence. Emma Lovewell celebrates 5-years with Peloton. Hannah Corbin was checking out glaciers in Iceland. Leanne Hainsby is back. Peloton adds new corporate wellness partners. Instinct Magazine talks about Ryan Reynolds and the Christopher Meloni ad. Body And Soul has tips for finding a Peloton in Australian hotels. There's a new music lawsuit for Peloton. Angelo: Gait-keeping and the right way to run. Rob Lowe gives Jenn Sherman a shout-out. Ashton Kutcher talks to Runners World about the NY Marathon and Peloton. Nico Sarani has a Deep House Flow class. Birthdays - Jayvee Nava (8/2), Marion Roaman (8/3) All this plus our interview with Jonathan Edward.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join The Clip Out community today: theclipout.com The Clip Out Facebook The Clip Out Twitter The Clip Out Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are Peloton and Tonal planning something? John Mills joins us to discuss the continued stock decline. Why is SoulCycle so thirsty? Dr. Jenn: Finding time for combining Peloton and Tonal. Olivia Amato's wedding is featured in Brides Magazine. Matt Wilpers wins the 35-39 age group at the NYC Triathlon. Logan Aldridge was on the Today Show. Sam Yo talks to Broadway World. Robin Arzon gives the keynote at Monmouth Medical Center's Power Of Pink Luncheon. Christine D'Ercole is competing in the National Championships. Men's Health sat down with Andy Speer. Ally Love was featured in Essence. Emma Lovewell celebrates 5-years with Peloton. Hannah Corbin was checking out glaciers in Iceland. Leanne Hainsby is back. Peloton adds new corporate wellness partners. Instinct Magazine talks about Ryan Reynolds and the Christopher Meloni ad. Body And Soul has tips for finding a Peloton in Australian hotels. There's a new music lawsuit for Peloton. Angelo: Gait-keeping and the right way to run. Rob Lowe gives Jenn Sherman a shout-out. Ashton Kutcher talks to Runners World about the NY Marathon and Peloton. Nico Sarani has a Deep House Flow class. Birthdays - Jayvee Nava (8/2), Marion Roaman (8/3) All this plus our interview with Jonathan Edward. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How » Join The Clip Out community today: theclipout.com The Clip Out Facebook The Clip Out Twitter The Clip Out Instagram

John Mills joins us to discuss Peloton outsourcing equipment production. Dr. Jenn - When recovery gets hard. Unpacking a puzzling (for some) Tweet from Peloton. Invite Friends is back. You can now book in-studio classes online. Peloton is sending out free gifts for APIHM2022. Jayvee Nava is getting married this weekend. Olvia is getting married this weekend and instructors will be in attendance. Tunde made Ad Week's list of Women Trailblazers. Tunde had an IG post about the beauty of uncertainty. Matt Wilpers completed his first post-Covid triathlon. Robin Arzon releases a new video on IG> Robin was on the Rich Roll podcast. Emma Lovewell was at the Pepsi Women's retreat. Nico Sarani is doing DFB-Frauen classes. Marcel Maurer and Erik Jager had a Facebook Live. Marcel Dinkins is squatting almost 20 lbs while maintaining her mileage. Ben Alldis was on ITV's This Morning. Angelo: Snacking while stressed. Ashton Kutcher partners up with Peloton to train for the NY Marathon. There are now classes available in Spanish. Kristin McGee has a Fit Family yoga collection. There's a new Adidas Peloton collection. You can now filter classes by body activity. Peloton had a correction for in-studio preview classes. All this plus our interview with Michelle Marchildon!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join The Clip Out community today: theclipout.com The Clip Out Facebook The Clip Out Twitter The Clip Out Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Mills joins us to discuss Peloton outsourcing equipment production. Dr. Jenn - When recovery gets hard. Unpacking a puzzling (for some) Tweet from Peloton. Invite Friends is back. You can now book in-studio classes online. Peloton is sending out free gifts for APIHM2022. Jayvee Nava is getting married this weekend. Olvia is getting married this weekend and instructors will be in attendance. Tunde made Ad Week's list of Women Trailblazers. Tunde had an IG post about the beauty of uncertainty. Matt Wilpers completed his first post-Covid triathlon. Robin Arzon releases a new video on IG> Robin was on the Rich Roll podcast. Emma Lovewell was at the Pepsi Women's retreat. Nico Sarani is doing DFB-Frauen classes. Marcel Maurer and Erik Jager had a Facebook Live. Marcel Dinkins is squatting almost 20 lbs while maintaining her mileage. Ben Alldis was on ITV's This Morning. Angelo: Snacking while stressed. Ashton Kutcher partners up with Peloton to train for the NY Marathon. There are now classes available in Spanish. Kristin McGee has a Fit Family yoga collection. There's a new Adidas Peloton collection. You can now filter classes by body activity. Peloton had a correction for in-studio preview classes. All this plus our interview with Michelle Marchildon! Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How » Join The Clip Out community today: theclipout.com The Clip Out Facebook The Clip Out Twitter The Clip Out Instagram

Een heuse special deze keer! In de bekende chaos aan de keukentafel (incl. jingle bells ;-) ) is Rick Boer te gast en hij liep in 2019 de NYC Marathon. En daar willen we ALLES van weten. Dus vragen we hem in deze extra lange aflevering hem het hemd van het lijf, inclusief alle vragen van jullie die werden ingezonden via ins Instagram acount @wateenkuteind_podcast. Dus hardloopschoenen aan en maak er maar een duurloop van. Enjoy the run and the podcast!

This week: Sara attends a party that was a drag, Sarah & Haak's NY Marathon recap, How the experience can shape your event, Carving out “You Time,” Parenting is a team sport, And awkward CEO moments. *Support the podcast & get great discounts* InsideTracker: 25% off at insidetracker.com/riding Orca Sportswear: 15% off with code ironwomen15 at https://www.orca.com/us-en/ Nuun Hydration: code StayFeisty for 30% off at nuunlife.com This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podsights - https://podsights.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Madi joins Satts & Jase to chat cats, Barbie Dolls, winning gold & the NY Marathon

Madi joins Satts & Jase on Sportsday to chat cats, Olympic Gold & winning the New York Marathon

This week: Sara attends a party that was a drag, Sarah & Haak's NY Marathon recap, How the experience can shape your event, Carving out “You Time,” Parenting is a team sport, And awkward CEO moments. *Support the podcast & get great discounts* InsideTracker: 25% off at insidetracker.com/riding Orca Sportswear: 15% off with code ironwomen15 at https://www.orca.com/us-en/ Nuun Hydration: code StayFeisty for 30% off at nuunlife.com Register for the Outspoken Women in Triathlon Summit - November 12th-14th

Greetings Trashlings! Casey Bunker is back with Sara Armour after running the NY Marathon alongside none other than host of this season, and Bachelorette success story herself, Tayshia Adams!!!! Re-cap of the marathon, and last nights episode to follow. Everyone was in their feels this week after the group slumber party date and Swolu Olu came out the clear winner of the episode. Rick comes in a close second. Nayte is SO in his feels that he bites a piece of his lip off just to try not to cry. Chris S is a sore loser but manages to stay another week because we're pretty sure his penis was flashed somewhere overseas, during the teddy bear take down. Enjoy. 

NY Marathon Tips & What's in a Name?

I denne anden del af vores news-udsendelse kan du høre mere om den helt fantastiske nye verdensrekord på kvindernes halvmarathon. Det hører til sjældenhederne, at man sætter verdensrekord med 70 sekunder. Nærmer vi os 2.10 grænsen på kvindernes marathon, og er vi kommet tættere på at bryde en magisk grænse for mændene (sub 2 timer)? Vi ser også frem imod NY Marathon, hvor vi har dansk deltagelse med Thijs Nijhuis. Han skal blandt andet dyste imod den nuværende verdensrekordholder på halvmarathon, en OL sølvinder på marathon og en af de største løbere igennem tiderne. Situation er lidt speciel for den stærke danske løber (og andre danske løbere), da der næste år både skal løbes EM og VM på marathon. En dansker har opnået VM kravet (2.11.30), og det er Thijs. Ingen danske løbere har endnu klaret EM kravet på 2.14.30, hvor kvalifikationen startede tidligere i 2021 (Thijs løb 2.11.30 i december 2020). Bliver Thijs den første? Men hvad skal man som dansk løber egentligt vælge. Et EM, hvor man måske kan være med helt fremme, eller et VM i atletikkens højborg USA, hvor en god placering også er muligt, men konkurrencen er højere. Vi snakker om fordele og ulemper i denne udsendelse. Vært Henrik Them Ekspert: Søren Rosenberg Frontrunner er produceret af Team Thempo

04 October 2021: Shane Phillips of The Phillips Group shares tips on how to make sure you're getting paid a fair wage.  Plus, The Legal Eagle Ludmila Yamalova answers all your legal queries.  And it's sporting season! We're talking marathons with Coach Lee, high-level runner Paul Muturi and a NY Marathon volunteer in her 90s who has been cheering runners for decades.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He's back and better than ever at Badwater 135. Two years ago, Purple Patch athlete, Timothy Deer, completed his first Badwater 135 Ultra in just over 36 hours. This year, at age 56 and in some of the hottest historical race conditions, Deer finished again...faster, stronger, and healthier than ever. In fact, he was 11th overall, the first athlete 50+, and four hours faster than in 2019. The Badwater 135 is billed as the most demanding and extreme running race offered anywhere on the planet because it takes athletes from Badwater Basin, Death Valley, which marks the lowest elevation in North America at 280' below sea level, all the way to the Whitney Portal at 8,300', the highest point in the contiguous United States. Tim chats with his coach, Matt Dixon, about his goals for this year, his purpose, and his non-traditional race preparation for this arduous event. This episode is a masterclass on how to approach training with purpose in a time-starved life. Tim: Outlines a typical training week and, trust us, the schedule will surprise you Describes strategies and tactics he uses to avoid injury and burnout Stresses the importance of habit formation and organizational skills Emphasizes how strength training became his secret weapon and when it paid dividends during the course of the race Breaks down his race mile-by-mile including his pacing, nutrition, and shoe change strategy from start to finish Shares advice for older athletes and those who are afraid to set big, hairy, audacious goals Ultimately, says Tim, "Get a schedule every day of your life that you can have fun, do things at work that make you proud, get your workouts in, and still get some rest. When you do, it becomes a habit." Next up for Tim? The Leadville Trail 100 Run in August, IRONMAN World Championships in October, and the NY Marathon in November! Dare we say that he's just getting started? Cheers to living with purpose and passion! Episode Resources August 2019 Purple Patch Podcast with Tim Deer Badwater 135 Website and Results Learn more about Purple Patch Strength Programming Learn more about Purple Patch Fully Customized 1:1 Coaching Learn more about Purple Patch Squad High-Performance Training Program Stay Up-to-Date with Purple Patch News and Events Purple Patch Upcoming Webinars and Events

We are calling Episode 4 of the Run Matters Podcast, “The Collaboration Episode” for two reasons. The first collaboration in this episode features Amanda Brooks and Co-host, Neil Schwartz as they talk about his plan to get out and start running. Neil is in the early “walk/run” stage but hopes to get to his goal in two to three months. We heard Neil say” This whole process scares the crap out of me” but he is starting to build new habits.The next collaboration takes listeners behind the scenes with Kurt Stockbridge, lead product developer for Skechers Performance, and superstar runner, Meb Keflezighi as they reveal the process it took to create a pair of shoes in less than eight weeks that Meb would wear for the NY Marathon. It’s a powerful example of how a product developer and elite athlete work together to create a special shoe and then how this effort translates to shoes that later become available to the general running public.We then sat down with Ken Sung, co-owner of Gazelle Sports in Central Michigan. Ken discussed how Gazelle used this time during the pandemic to take a step back and look closely at its business and then make the needed changes to get ready for the next three to five years. Ken then went on to talk about his entrepreneurial efforts that include both a farm to table full-service restaurant and a brand-new Gourmet Bagel Shop. Neil is still waiting for the dozen bagels Ken promised him.We closed the show with the Run to the Finish Segment as Amanda as Mark Sullivan debunk the common myths associated with running.

My sister joins me as we debate whether Mamma Mia 1 or Mamma Mia 2 is a better film and then we're joined by Elana Lantry who from San Diego, to the cold winters of Michigan, and then to New York City where she lives in an amazing Brooklyn townhouse now, she has circulated all over the US to pursue her love of theatre administration. Currently in Development in the New York office of a prominent London theatre company, she’s still working during COVID to find funding for the arts. Last year she ran the NY Marathon, her first marathon in record time and she loves all things Mamma Mia, National Treasure, The Bachelor, and pug related.

You've seen the photo of Kathrine Switzer being accosted at the Boston Marathon course because "women were not allowed." Listen to this running pioneer discuss everything from winning the first women's NY Marathon to starting 261 Fearless, the global network that encourages women to get out there and run. Learn more about 261 Fearless, click here. Fundy and Nicholas loved the conversation and we are sure you will too. Share with all your friends. The more we all get out there and put in the miles, the better off the world is going to be. 

Photo AP Running The New York Marathon The New York City Marathon (branded TCS New York City Marathon and formerly branded ING New York City Marathon for sponsorshipreasons) is an annual marathon (42.195 km or 26.219 miles) that courses through the five boroughs of New York City. It is the largest marathon in the world, with 50,304 finishers in 2013. Along with the Boston Marathon and Chicago Marathon, it is among the pre-eminent long-distance annual running events in the United States and is one of the World Marathon Majors. The race is organized by New York Road Runners Club and has been run every year since 1970, with the exception of 2012, due to landfall of Hurricane Sandy. In past years, it has been sponsored by the financial group ING. In 2014, Tata Consultancy Services, a multinationalinformation technology (IT) service, consulting, and business solutions company headquartered in India, began an eight-year term as the title sponsor. It is held on the first Sunday of November and attracts professional competitors and amateurs from all over the world. Because of the popularity of the race, participation is chosen largely by a lottery system. Runners who are members of NYRR can gain entry by meeting the qualifications for guaranteed entry or via nomination from an official running club. Olivier ran the NY Marathon with his running mate Pierre - listen to him speak to Susan about his experiences in Running The New York Marathon. For more on the NYC Marathon have a look here.

“I’m tired of having this conversation, I’m tired of seeing these images, I’m tired of the pain and the trauma.” Ben Chan sits down with Luis and talks about his experience growing up in New York an American born Chinese and the racism he encountered. Luis and Ben have the hard conversation of what diversity and inclusion actually looks like. Ben shares his experience of donating a kidney, donating his NY Marathon medal, GVRAT, why his race team withdrew from CRAW, BLM, and finding HBCUs Outside. 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. Ben Chan Contact Info: Instagram: @malerunner FB: https://www.facebook.com/UppityChinaman/ HBCUs Outside FB: https://www.facebook.com/HBCUsOutside/ 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/ Photo: Photography by Kaori Peters kaoriphoto.com Road Dog Podcast Adventure With Luis Escobar www.roaddogpodcast.com

Lisa discusses how protests may or may not have affected the recent rise in Covid-19 cases. She then reflects on the statues of Christopher Columbus and other historical and whether or not their removal is tainting the legacy of the recent movement. Lisa also breaks the news that the NY Marathon has been cancelled and that CT NY and NJ will be implementing 14 day quarantines for visitors coming from states with high infection rates. Then Evie Gard joins the show to breakdown how PACT is helping CT residents go to college.

Frank is an Emmy award winning network broadcast specialty camera operator who began his professional broadcast career at age 10. Shot his first Super Bowl at age 17. Earned his first Emmy by age 26 and has never looked back. He has worked with or for the biggest names in broadcast, FOX, SHOWTIME, HBO, ABC, MADISION SQUARE GARDEN. He has cover events from Super Bowls to NY Marathon to ESPN’s telecast of Nathan’s Hot Dog eating contest.

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: Ash tells a good joke badly, Happy Birthday Mitch, May The 4th Be With You, Oasis: do the Gallagher brothers still hate each other, Boris Johnson is a new dad, NRL social distancing breaches, ‘Big Brother 2020’ is six weeks away, Susie & Madonna, Ash is nearing a return trip to Kokoda, Smarter Than Suse, new ‘MasterChef’ judge Jock talks taking the reigns of the show, Polly Waffles are coming back, Susie’s daughter is 16 and learning to drive, SWAS final inductee, Luttsy’s wants THIS hand sanitiser and awful memories of our NY Marathon trip… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

EP - 38 In this episode, you’ll learn about a few the hosts favorite podcasts of 2019 and the value they can bring to you as an insurance agent.  FAVORITE PODCASTS BUSINESS AND INSPIRATION BRIAN BUFFINI - I’ve been a fan of Buffini for a long time. It’s the one podcast I look forward to every week...It plays every Tuesday  morning. His methodology is so simple. His podcast is usually very inspiring and he has some great guests. While his message is  primarily focused on the real estate industry, his ideas will also work in the insurance industry. Brian does throw in a little bit about is coaching business, and that turns some people off. I ignore that part and love the ideas he shares.  For those of you that work in personal lines and do a lot around homeowners ….his podcast will provide some insight into the real estate business which can help you with your conversations with your referral partners.Occassionally he talks about the state of the real estate market which I think is helpful for those in our industry. MARKETING BUILD A BETTER AGENCY - Hosted by Drew McLellan and mentioned in episode 37. While this podcast is focused on marketing agencies, so many of the concepts discussed work for business owners. He’s talking about real issues that business owners need to think about. You’ll get some ideas herer for your business with some marketing ideas mixed in! DUCT TAPE MARKETING - John Jantsch - something you might not know about me is for the last 10 years, I was a part of Duct Tape Marketing. I found out about the organization when he released his book The Referral Engine. Since I was in the referral training business, I thought I’d get some good systems for teaching people about referrals. When I joined in 2009, the internet was exploding. Creating content was essential. So instead of absorbing referral strategies, I started building websites, creating email campaigns, doing social media posts. After a few years, I started to realize that I didn’t like doing any of that. I went on a speaking spree for a year before my caregiving role kicked in. I’m no longer part of the network, but I’m a big fan of John and Duct Tape Marketing. One of the things he would talk about from the beginning was creating a podcast. It seemed overwhelming to me at the time considering I was learning so many other things. In retrospect, I wish I’d focused on the podcast and stayed away from websites and the other marketing tactics I was offering. I think podcasting is the best sales tool out there. It’s a great platform ...hence I have 4! This podcast is one of the older ones and many people model their podcast off of Duct Tape Marketing! SPONSORED BY PODCAST, INC WHEN:  May 1, 2020  WHERE:  Washington, DC.  If you have a larger company, let’s say more than 50 employees, how are you communicating with staff. As the company grows, it’s easy to loose the small business feel where everyone knows the owner of the company and gets to talk to them.  This conference is about creating podcasts for internal communication. Getting the CEO, the HR department, the Marketing department and other department heads to talk to the rest of the employees. Often times these conversations happen at annual meetings or quarterly roundtables, but everyone is vying for time, and can’t always deliver the deep messages they want.  We are bringing together companies that want to create podcasts for internal communication and talking about best practices. We are talking about creating a podcast that only your employees will hear…..not the outside world  This is a conference where someone from HR, Marketing and specifically communications and IT need to attend!  If you have an agency with multiple locations, are part of an insurance company or a vendor in this space, we’d love to see you there if it makes sense for your company.  Go to podcastinc.com to get additional details. This isn’t just for the insurance industry, there will be other industries in attendance such as banks, non profits and government agencies. We will have limited seating, so if you think this will make sense for you, don’t wait too long to register. PODCASTS ABOUT PODCASTING If you are into podcasting or want to learn more about podcasting, I have 3 podcasts to recommend. I’ll keep this brief since many of you might not be interested in podcasting. But I am and listen to a lot of podcasts on the subject. NEW MEDIA SHOW - Todd Cochrane and Rob Greenlee - Both of these two are icons in the podcasting space. They’ve had this show for almost 10 years. If you are interested in the industry, it’s the one to pay attention to. SCHOOL OF PODCASTING - Dave Jackson - Dave has also been podcasting for a long time. He’s teaching people how to podcast. He’s in it every week. If you think you want to start a podcast, check out his show and his program. He’s good! Podcasting is his gig.  THE FEED - this podcast is co-hosted with Rob Walch and Elsie Escobar, both podcast hall of famers. It’s the marketing arm for Libsyn which is a podcast hosting company. I have three of my podcasts on this platform and one of them on Blubrry which is Todd Cochranes company. They talk about issues around podcasting and around LIbsyn. Always good stuff.  CRIME When I was training for the NY Marathon in 2018 year, I listened to a lot of crime podcasts. I’m a slow runner so I spent a lot of time training and listened to a lot podcasts. My major in college was law enforcement, so I’m often intrigued by crime stories, but I don’t listen to them too consistently. One of my favorites is Up and Vanished, the first season but the second season didn’t keep my attention. This is a true story and they found the criminal as a result of the podcast, so don’t google this one…..just start from episode 1 season one.  I also listen to Crime Junkie and will pop on Small Town Dicks every once in awhile.  INSURANCE I have my share of insurance podcasts that I listen to but some of them just turn my stomach…..so macho, old boy network that I struggle with them. The content is usually good, but I can’t handle the locker room ego crap….so I’ll let you find the insurance podcasts you like! If you haven’t figured it out by now, I’m about diversity, inclusion and I feel very strongly about  supporting and promoting women. Insurance is a male dominated profession for some reason and someone needs to stand up for women in this industry. When I look at conferences being planned, the first thing I look for is how many women speakers there are….and their titles. If there aren’t any women or diversity on the speaker list, I call out the conference planner.  I’m doing my small part and I hope some of my younger peers will do the same in promoting women. To those of you in the insurance space creating podcasts and promoting women in the industry, I salute you! I listen to them, I pay attention.  Don’t make them the token episodes, make sure you have a balance of women and diversity on your episodes.   If you didn’t know this, I have a few other podcasts that I produce. One of them is Divorce Exposed. Insights for staying married, inspiration for surviving divorce. It’s a passion project for me and if you listen to episode one of this podcast, you’ll get a good idea of my background. Another podcast is Business In Real Life. This one started out promoting my clients. It’s been like pulling teeth to get my clients to agree to a podcast interview, so it’s evolved into ideas about running a business. I now use it as a tool to promote my business groups. Its the first podcast I started and it will probably be benched the first as I focus on this one, and the other two. My most recent podcast is Seniors We Love. Since I’m back in the insurance business, focusing on medicare insurance options, I’m using it as a tool to market my new agency. I want to talk about seniors who deserved to be remembered. Eventually I want to turn some of the episodes into a book that can be handed down families so their loved ones aren’t forgotten in the event that digital goes away! If you listened to episode 37 where I talked about year end planning, my own planning is focused on these podcasts and growing my new agency. Let’s see how I practice what I preach! I’d love to know your favorite episodes. Go to the Business of insurance FB page and leave a note about the podcasts you enjoy! Let me know what you like about it as well! Until next time, keep creating opportunities. YOUR HOST: Debbie DeChambeau, CIC, AAI, CPIA - an entrepreneurer, business advisor, insurance professional  and content creator. Her goal is to inspire you to think differently and explore ideas that disrupt the status quo.  Debbie has been an insurance agent for over 25 years and has an extensive business and marketing background. Connect with Debbie on LinkedIn, Twitter or Instagram.  

Rich Gumbrecht is the CEO of the Secured Finance Network. He has served in that capacity since 2017. Previously, Rich was the Chief Growth Officer at EverBank Commercial Finance responsible for building its commercial lending businesses. He served as the Chairman of the Equipment Leasing and Finance Foundation (ELFF) Board of Trustees from 2013-2015. He is a 25-year veteran of the commercial finance industry, having led diversified lending platforms at GE Capital and co-founded a successful equipment finance company. In addition to being a Sr. Executive rich is an avid cyclist, triathlete, and marathoner and just completed the NY Marathon and has his sights set on Kilimanjaro. Find him at https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-gumbrecht-532624/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/executiveathletes/support

With the Bank of America Chicago Marathon since 1990, Executive Race Director Carey Pinkowski has been a key player in building the marathon's dynamic relationships with the city of Chicago, the corporate community and local neighborhoods along the marathon course. In 2006, Pinkowski also became one of the original architects of the Abbott World Marathon Majors, a series set to recognize and challenge the world's top adventurous marathon runners. He tells us about how it began and why, as well as why sharing "best practices" with races across the globe is so important, and the importance of the running community for these cities. He also shares a bit about the changing culture of marathons and the culture of the Abbott World Marathon Majors, and where he sees it headed in the future. The Marine Corps Marathon Deputy Director Angela Anderson has been with MCM since 1994. She oversees the various branches within the MCM organization and develops new projects to enhance the event experience. Originally from Germany, she has participated in the United States Marine Corps' Civilian Leadership Program and Toastmasters International. Anderson discusses her current World Marathon Majors attempt and 1/2 way through has some insight to share about the experience (including Chicago, Boston and most recently NY Marathon). Lastly, she highlights the work of race organization and logistics of “The People’s Marathon” and reveals exciting things to come! Please follow/message us on Facebook/Instagram @runninganthropologist & see photos and links from this episode at www.runninganthropologist.com

Catch up on today’s show here on the full podcast!We’re still live from NYC, and Browny is recovering from his mammoth NY Marathon effort, so we want to know how he’s feeling! We also catch up with Aussie Tony nominated writer and musician Eddie Perfect about his hit Broadway show Beetlejuice; former AFL player Ted Richards came by to prepare notes on the big run; Brad Blanks goes celebrity hunting; Nathan Brown threw another $5k into the EB foundation kitty because Browny smashed his PB; and Deano hit the streets of NYC to find a joke for Sam!There’s SO much to see from our NY adventure on the Chrissie, Sam & Browny Instagram – give us a follow now! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Catch up on today's show here on the full podcast.We spent the whole show raising funds for the EB Research Foundation, the charity Browny is running the NY Marathon for! Erin Brockovich dropped by! Daniel Andrews chipped in! Nina Azzopardi told us what life is like day-to-day with EB. Glenn Robbins got physical! And by the end of the show, we'd raised an additional $60k for EB! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#40 - In this week's episode I go over what I think are the top 10 running movies. Since this is such a subjective list, I give my reasons why. Do you have a movie that didn't make the list? Email me and let me know which one should have made it. My email is martharunstheworld@gmail.com my website is www.martharunstheworld.com

Today’s guest is author Zoe Fishman. Zoe has published multiple books, her latest Invisible as Air tackles the opiod crisis. In this episode, we chat about her writing process, we dive into her book and finally a round of book recommendations.  In this episode, we chat: How her writing career got started  Her background of working in publishing How training for the NY Marathon taught her about writing  What inspired her to write Invisible as Air? What research she conducted to be in the mind of an addict? The role of grief in this book  BOOKS MENTIONED Zoe Fishman Invisible as Air by Zoe Fishman Elizabeth Strout Ann Patchett Donna Tartt Jeffrey Eugenides Jhumpa Lahiri  Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier The Secret History by Donna Tartt  Olive Kitteridge Elizabeth Strout  Anything is Possible by Elizabeth Strout CONNECT WITH ZOE FISHMAN Website  Twitter

In Kevin and Jenna's VERY FIRST LIVE SHOW - they chat with Bachelor / Bachelorette star ANDI DORFMAN about Bachelor in Paradise - writing her THIRD book - running the NY marathon - AND "Never Had I Ever" with a full audience!!! Need socks? Try Bombas! Go to www.bombas.com/showmance and get 20% off your first purchase! Need a mattress? Try Purple! Text "SHOWMANCE" to 84-888 to get a FREE Purple pillow with the purchase of a mattress! Want to save money on car insurance? Use Progressive! Get your quote online at www.progressive.com and see how much you could be saving. Need a new ride? Try TrueCar! www.truecar.com

We’re going to New York City! Browny and Deano hassled Soup Cans so much that the legends at Underworks Australia fronted up the cash to shut ‘em up and the big fella is heading off to run the NY Marathon! It was also a show full of surprise guests, with UK pop sensation Gabrielle (Dreams) calling in, and Ivan dancing his way into the studio! Jack Riewoldt wasn’t sure Chrissie picked the right date night; and Sandra Perrett sprinkled her husband’s ashes on the Gabba! Oh yeah, and Sam was dusty as hell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Debbie Voiles gives us the lowdown in her new Running documentary “The Human Race”, which features Run Tampa runners as well as running icons like Schwitzer (first woman to run Boston and NY Marathon champion), and many others- debunking the myth that running will ruin our knees or somehow isn’t for “the long run”! Also, on the importance of community and training in a planned way, how she got into coaching and what’s next... Released on Mother’s Day and dedicated to all moms, Deb started running after her first child to combat those motherhood realities, and it grew into giving back to others in so many ways... join us on Facebook @runninganthropologist or web: RunningAnthropologist.com for complete show notes and photos, past episodes and more!

KEXP's John Richards takes you along the full journey of a long run with songs of inspiration and fun including the one song he played 13-straight times while running the NY Marathon. Devon Welsh - I’ll Be Your Ladder Star Slinger - Choose Yourself Stats - Lose It TVAM - Psychic Date IDLES - Colossus The Budos Band - Old Engine Oil Left at London - Revolution Lover OCNotes - Better Days Nilüfer Yanya - In Your Head Piroshka - Everlastingly Yours Chromatics - Time Rider Lost Under Heaven - Bunny’s Blues Black Belt Eagle Scout - Soft Stud Quivers - You’re Not Always On My Mind Citizen Cope - The River

After receiving a lot of criticism and little to no support when launching her bakery, Elizabeth Ellison identified a gap when it came to supporting entrepreneurs in the community. In a world where technology and high growth ventures tend to dominate the conversation, Elizabeth wanted to create a better environment for traditionally overlooked entrepreneurs - food entrepreneurs. Through her Family’s Foundation, she’s created several programs to support all types of entrepreneurs in Tulsa. Most recently she celebrated the launch of Mother Road Market, Tulsa’s first food hall where she houses 21 food entrepreneurs. But for someone who’s ran the NY Marathon, climbed the Colorado 14er, hiked the Inca Trail and completed the Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon for fun, just helping entrepreneurs is not enough. Following her passion for criminal justice and leveraging her vast network in San Francisco, she helped manufacture a strategic partnership between The Last Mile, the Chan Zuckerberg Foundation, other philanthropists and government agencies to create a better pathway for incarcerated women in Oklahoma by teaching them how to code. Elizabeth describes herself as a mom to two boys (three if you count her husband Chris), Personal Assistant to two dogs, a runner and a terrible tennis player. Join us as she shares her passion for entrepreneurs, the struggles she’s had to overcome, and how she makes commuting between San Francisco and Tulsa work.

When asked how he trained by running 135–150 miles per week, two-times NY Marathon winner Tom Fleming said, “Most days I didn’t feel like running until I started running.”

Brian Finkelstein discusses what goes on inside his "How to Hate Yourself" voice. Even though he ran the NY Marathon, has 2 Emmy noms and seems to win every Moth Slam, it somehow persists. INCLUDED is a  clip from a recent LIVE "How to Hate Yourself" show at the Hollywood Improv where he explains why he hates LA. He's very wise and I go so far as to compare his tweets to Pema Chodron quotes, to mixed results. Enjoy! You'll never feel sad again. 

Hello Search for Joy listeners: It has been a while since we’ve spoken due to my NY Marathon training. Thank you for your patience. In this meditation, we will explore the body more specifically and our reaction to what we think and feel during our meditation. One of the common reactions our mind takes is … Continue reading "“It’s Ok” Meditation (Post NY Marathon)" The post “It’s Ok” Meditation (Post NY Marathon) appeared first on The Panic Project.

Hotell Beacon ligger på Broadway, upper west i New York. Några kvarter härifrån ligger central park. Där är målgången för NY Marathon.Det är också målgången för Sverige Springer den här hösten!Det här avsnittet, med Anders Szalkai, är ett specialavsnitt om maran, tips, tankar och funderingar för de som springer NY marathon i synnerhet, men för alla som ska springa marathon i allmänhet. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Annya Santana, who grew up in the Bronx and was born in the Dominican Republic, bought a one way ticket to Paris 4 years ago after heartbreak and started her clean beauty line Menos Mas (which means Less is More). Before finding herself in Paris, we talk about her experience growing up in NY and working in the early days of streetwear after finding herself in fashion PR. She explains that Paris is surprisingly afro-centric and we discuss the benefits of letting the day unfold — the Parisian way. We get into the moment the Bronx seems to be having (from Cardi B, to the Bodega Boys) and how people of color are now taking ownership for their contributions to culture.Annya is majorly into health and fitness — an awakening that happened over time. She tells me about how she changed her entire approach to eating (first to clear her skin) but then realized how much better she felt after eating clean. In addition to fixing her skin issues, her cleanse eased the pain of menstrual cramps. We also get into: running the NY Marathon, wellness for free, creating her dual-gender, all-natural skincare, her Mom’s DIY remedies inspiring her, making hand cream for her Dad, acne scarring, changing your face via FaceTune, stretch marks, moisturizing as meditation, hormones, acupuncture, Dominican salons and embracing her natural hair texture, the body pos movement and its implications & much more!Products/Things Mentioned:Annya’s amazing line Menos Mas: https://www.menos-mas.com/The China Project — the book that opened Annya’s eyes to the dangers of processed foods:https://nutritionstudies.org/the-china-study/Superfood Probiotic Powders - she put a scoop of this in her water every day & treated her acne in a monthhttps://www.orgain.com/protein/organic-nutrition-powder/Organic-Superfoods-Powder.htmlVitamin E oil - also used to naturally heal her acnePink Cream from Dr. Jart Annya uses as Essencehttps://www.sephora.com/brand/dr-jartMy essence from Tatcha - I actually really like this producthttps://www.sephora.com/product/the-essence-plumping-skin-softener-P415771?icid2=products%20grid:p415771:productRoyal Jelly Menos Mas for scarringhttps://www.menos-mas.com/shop/honey-royal-jelly-miracle-body-butterLearn more about microblading:https://www.elle.com/uk/beauty/a31566/microblading-eyebrows/Where I got my Miicroblading done in NY (highly recommend):http://nylasheyeland.com/Bantu Knot Out how I sleep with my natural hairhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulqtwgglHc8Pineapple Method how Annya sleeps with her natural hairhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IS_qO6zMgu8Ashley Graham Weight Loss Backlash

Jared Ward is a Dad, a Husband, Olympian, runner, and coach. In that order. Our interview is wide ranging from running form and which shoes can best support your body’s preferred running style, injuries he has worked to overcome, and how to prepare for and run well in the heat, from both a physical and mental perspective. The real gems in this interview are all the mental preparation tips we cover.    If you want to learn some tips for focusing on the mental skills you need to succeed, this interview provides you tools you can implement into your running and racing strategy no matter what your overall pace might be. Today’s Guest Jared Ward is a runner, Coach, and a dad, husband and Mormon. He was born in Utah and went to Brigham Young University where he got a degree in Statistics. He is a 6x NCAA All-American, and a 2016 Olympic Marathoner, finishing 6th overall and running his personal best time at 2:11:30. He teaches Statistics at Brigham Young University. What you will learn about: How Jared has explored biomechanics from the standpoint of the statistical side of the research How you can work and perform though injury but doing so can set you back longer than being proactive and dealing with it up front with physical therapy and rest. You can’t fake it through a marathon. Whether Jared felt the Boston conditions might have been the type of day when he could have performed well (in hindsight of course) In warm weather marathons it pays to be a bit cautious at the start of a long race to ensure you have energy at the end, taking extra water early on, slowing slightly can go a long way to helping you finish strong. Performance starts to suffer when you lose 2-4% of your body weight in fluids, which is increasingly an issue if you are a middle of the pack runner and are out there longer. Hot weather tips: wearing a hat and sunglasses, carrying ice in your hands, or pour water over your head. Studies have shown that increasing your blood plasma by training for at least 10 days can help your body increase the plasma (and fluid storage) capability in your body. How you focus during a race is important. You should have a broad focus at the start on how you feel and what is going on around you. But as you get to the end of a marathon you want to be focused narrowly on your strategy, how your competitors are faring, vs how you are feeling, because you are not going to feel good so need to take your focus elsewhere. We need to have a list of positive things that can help keep us focused. As part of his academic research he learned that Boston Qualifiers were running the start of the race more conservatively and closer to their average pace overall than those who didn’t qualify, and were also better at reading and taking advantage of the terrain of the course. Keeping a training log of how your training has gone gives you the data you need to determine about what pace you are ready for so that you don’t overshoot your pace because taper has made you feel so well rested. Start with a can do mindset rather than a “have to” mindset, it will help reduce your anxiety. It will help you to run the pace you are prepared to run. You can only run the best race and the best effort you have. If you do that it is liberating.  How Jared manages the balance of family and career with his running. Setting your priorities for the day and then focusing your energy and schedule on those things lets you get done what is most important. If you remove the things that just pass the time and focus on what is truly important it is amazing what you can accomplish. Jared’s focus next is on the NY Marathon in the fall and is excited for preparing for that race and some half marathons in Europe as tune up races.   Inspirational Quotes: If you can harness the power of your mind, it is amazing what your body can do. Your mind has a focus limit as well, saving some of the mental gas tank is critical. You have to trust your training and the system you have followed. Then run your best and let the rest happen. Resources: Last week's episode with Lindsey Hein  Tina's Update Episode Tina4Real Podcast  Running for Real Superstars Community Jared on Twitter Jared on Instagram Jared's website Buy a Running for Real T-shirt, Tank, or Hat Thank you to HOKA ONE ONE and Bodyhealth for sponsoring this episode of Running for Real. HOKA ONEONE Clifton 5 are becoming my new go-to shoe. The first new brand of shoe I had tried in four years, and I put them straight on for an hour, and LOVED them. Feels like you have soft marshmallows to cushion your feet with every step. Get two day free shipping using code running4real Now I am back to training, guess what was the first thing I did to start making sure I recover quicker (as coming back to fitness really beats your body up!), yep, you guessed it, BodyHealth Perfect Amino! Get 10% off at Bodyhealth.com using coupon code TINA10  

Allie Kieffer stormed back onto the running scene by coming in as the second US woman, and fifth overall, in the 2017 NY Marathon with a 15 minute personal best.  She became a runner for Oiselle early this year and selected them because of the focus on women and community.  Allie ran in college for Wake Forest, made the 2012 10k Olympic Trials but retired in 2013 after injury.  Because of her love of running she self-coached her way back, which is amazing it its own right. Allie and I cover a wide range of subjects: how she focused on what effort she felt she could sustain in order to smash 15 minutes off her personal best to take everyone by surprise in that 2017 marathon,  her advocacy for positive body image and setting a goal of good healthy living and balance in her life and what she is currently doing to heal a stress fracture in her foot. Allie and I cover whether you should strive for a race weight and what that could mean for your performance overall and your ability to give your body what it needs to perform at it. What you will learn about How Allie took 15 min off her PR in the 2017 NYC Marathon, finishing in 5th place and the second American woman How your race should be about the effort you can sustain, how you are feeling, and not any end result How weight training and having more muscle has made her a better runnerHow Allie ran a 2016 marathon on a 200 meter indoor track (211 laps) as the only woman and set a new world record To be healthy, eat mostly vegetables, whole foods, and don’t eat too much.  Be sure to get regular exercise.  Don’t have to say no to anything.   If you are under-eating to get to a “race weight” it is likely not healthy for you.  How would you know what an ideal race weight might be anyway?  Some runners are being told they are too small, some too big.  You have to figure out what your body needs and listen to it. How she came to be an advocate/spokesperson for positive body image and taking ownership of yourself and doing what is right and healthy for you How she is dealing with a stress fracture in the second metatarsal of her foot causing her to have to drop out of the NYC Half and London Marathon. How she has been using cross training on an elliptical (and ElliptiGO) and pool running to stay in condition. Inspirational Quotes: Don’t box yourself in by putting limits on what you think you are capable of. Set yourself up for success, not failure. If you can’t eat out at a restaurant or have anxiety about it, you are not being healthy. Resources: Last week's episode with Sarah Bowen Shea and Dimity McDowell Running for Real Strength Training Program Running4Real Podcast Series on Marathon Training Rest of the Podcast Series Beginners Mental Toughness Training Marathon Training Coming Back From Injuries Running Nutrition Running Through and After Pregnancy Podcast episode on Orthorexia (obsession with healthy eating) Allie on Instagram Allie on Twitter Thank you to BodyHealth for sponsoring this episode of Running for Real. When I was running 90 miles a week as a pro, I would take 5-10 BodyHealth Perfect Amino tablets every day without fail. They helped me recover faster, and feel better. Now they have Perfect Amino XP, which makes it even easier. Get 10% off at Bodyhealth.comusing coupon code TINA10 Thanks for Listening! I hope you enjoyed today's episode. To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Join the Running for Real Facebook Group and share your thoughts on the episode (or future guests you would like to hear from) Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews will really help me climb up the iTunes rankings and I promise, I read every single one. Subscribe on iTunes or your favorite podcast player. Not sure how to leave a review or subscribe, you can find out here. Thank you to Allie, I look forward to hearing your thoughts on the show.

Pete and Dylan talk about the pinnacle of their training being completing the New York Marathon 2017. This amazing race, the incredible crowd and volunteers and the completion of Dylans inspiring turn around.

Who can say they've been hand picked to fulfill a dream? Mary Wittenberg can! David Cogan host of the Eliances Heroes show interviews her and talks about being recruited by Richard Branson to head up Virgin Sport with the mission of bringing to life his passion to get people moving through sport. Virgin Sport including Sir Richard and Mary created the San Francisco Bay Half Marathon to be "sport with a twist and shout" www.virginsport.com www.eliances.com

Who can say they've been hand picked to fulfill a dream? Mary Wittenberg can! David Cogan host of the Eliances Heroes show interviews her and talks about being recruited by Richard Branson to head up Virgin Sport with the mission of bringing to life his passion to get people moving through sport. Virgin Sport including Sir Richard and Mary created the San Francisco Bay Half Marathon to be "sport with a twist and shout" www.virginsport.com www.eliances.com

Joel H. Cohen is a Canadian writer who has written for Saturday Night Live, Suddenly Susan and The Simpsons. He penned the famous season three episode of "Flaming Moe's." Joel received a Bachelor of Science degree in 1988 from the University of Alberta. He was born in Calgary. Outside of writing for "The Simpsons", he's also the author of the best-selling book "How to Lose a Marathon"  — a hilarious retelling of Joel's training for and running the NY Marathon. In this episode, we discuss: 2013 NYC Marathon…the documentation Getting off the couch (an idiots guide) Post-Marathon contemplation…what just happened? How to keep going? Inspirations Self Reflection, what did I learn about this process? How to prepare for the marathon. What is the next challenge? Time travel and sculling and coxswains (pronounced cock son!) Favorite Video Games “Less velour” Running motivations as applied to life “The Simpsons” (Yes, admit you sung that) and keeping it fresh

Mary Wittenberg & Virgin Sport - Social Movement  As CEO of the New York Road Runners from 2005 to 2015, and having been involved with them since 1998, Mary Wittenberg helped the NY Marathon grow to include 400,000 participants, including 120,000 school children across multiple events and helped found the World Marathon Majors which connected the marathons in Boston, Berlin, London, Chicago and New York.  Since stepping down from NYRR, Mary is now Global CEO of Virgin Sport and together with Richard Branson, she is re-inventing group athleticism to encourage as many people as possible to experience social running.  Virgin Sport has four weekend multi-events on the calendar with more to follow. And you know if Richard Branson is involved, these fitness festivals will truly be special. In this episode Mary tells us about the philosophy behind Virgin Sport and how they are engaging athletes of all levels. She also goes into detail about the events currently on the calendar as well as what the future of Virgin Sport looks like.  She shares her experiences of running, both as an athlete and as a race organizer and group leader. Her passion for running and fitness shine through in this conversation.  She is an inspiration and we are all very lucky to have her join us on Run To The Top. Here are some of the topics we’ll discuss today: How Mary’s rowing team led to her becoming a runner What Mary did as CEO of NYRR and how the youth program grew under her leadership What it was like to run the NYM after being the CEO. Why she believes running is for just about everyone, especially kids The current and future vision of Virgin Sport Questions Mary is asked: 3:14 What is your background as a runner? 4:40 How much has competitive running changed since you were a more serious athlete? 6:13 Had it been an available option would you have continued post-collegiate running? 6:57 Do you still run now? 8:22 What was it like to run the New York Marathon after having been the director for so long? 11:53 What did being the CEO of New York Road Runners entail? 15:33 Why did you feel it was so important to build it at a youth level vs. focusing on adults? 17:20 Of the 50+ NYRR events, which is your favorite? 18:10 What about being the first female marathon race director? 19:29 Why do you think it’s important to have other events outside of traditional marathons for people to choose from and do you think other cities will adopt these, too 21:31 What about your current job as CEO of Virgin Sport? 23:33 What can you tell us about these initial four festivals you have scheduled? 26:08 Can people pick and choose which events they want to do, can they do all of them? 27:18 How do potential future events look for Virgin Sport beyond these first four cities? 28:43 How could someone get involved in these events? 30:03 What is it about running that makes you want to share it with as many people as possible? 31:56 Where you would like Virgin Sport to be in 10 years? 33:07 What can more recreational runners do in their own world to inspire others? 34:57 What do you think about Park Run? 38:09 The Final Kick Round Quotes by Mary:  I think there’s many more opportunities today for young runners and athletes in other sports that switch to running to find a post-collegiate running group and run pretty seriously. You realize as time goes on that there are still roadblocks to women in leadership. If you fit running and some high intensity running into your life, it may be the best way for you to get healthy and fit. It’s not just about the marathon. I have always had this burning desire to take the model of community based running and fitness on the road. We’re in the experience business. Our Proposition is based on bringing people together. For us, the challenger in the industry is not other people putting on events, because from a mission of purpose that’s awesome they’re doing that. Our challenge is the things that stop people; the comfortable bed, the super-busy workday. Just by getting out the door every day, you inspire people. When people see people running, other people realize: ‘Oh. maybe I can do that, too.’   Mentioned in this podcast:  Virgin Sport Homepage NY Road Runners The New York City Marathon Park Run Book: A Race Like No Other; Liz Robbins Book: Once a Runner; John L. Parker, Jr. Book: Running With the Buffaloes; Chris Lear FloTrack Runner's World Ask Lauren Fleshman Garmin watches and wearables Strava Homepage Runkeeper Homepage   We really hope you’ve enjoyed this episode of Run to the Top. The best way you can show your support of the show is to share this podcast with your family and friends and share it on your Facebook, Twitter, or any other social media channel you use. If more people who know about the podcast and download the episodes, it means I can reach out to and get through to the top running influencers, to bring them on and share their advice, which hopefully makes the show even more enjoyable for you! -- Thank you to our sponsors for supporting Run to the Top Enter to win a FREE 6-Pack of Perfect Amino from BodyHealth Use coupon code TINA for 10% off at Saucony.com

Back from Thanksgiving and we STILL have the itis and Bryon's leg STILL hurts from the NY Marathon. The guys are doing something different this episode and addressing some listener questions. They talk about a few helpful photography apps and of course the... PIC OF THE WEEK! #ShootingWithShooters Instagram @TheArtHype @BryonSummers @ShootingWithShooters PIC OF THE WEEK @ThisIsJamesJ @ruffdraft_ Edited by @Rick_Did_It (IG) Music byKB @push-music

How Tegla Loroupe, an unknown Kenyan runner, became the first marathon champion from Africa, with an exceptionally fast finish. She tells us how a tough upbringing in the mountains of her homeland shaped her whole approach to breaking barriers. (Photo: Tegla Loroupe. Credit: Michael Loccisano/ Getty Images)

Mike and Ming talk about catching waves with Rob Bruce and going to sunny Miami. Ming gets rejected from the NY Marathon.

- Barefoot running has taken off to almost a 2 billion dollar industry. You may have seen runners from third world countries being the first to cross the finish line at the NY Marathon. We have also seen some Olympic athletes baring their soles. Is it possible to run safely and with good form that will be kind to your … Read more about this episode...

Ironmantalk Episode 4 - April 26, 2006In this weeks episode: News:Ebay auction of Kona Slots. Ironman France Course made easier.  Is all the Hawaii talk just gossip? What the Major of Kona had to say. Ironman Live has a new website. Lance Armstrong is competing in NY Marathon, will he do an Ironman?Website of the Week!: Marathon Pace Calculator.Age Grouper of the Week!: Ciaran Cassidy.High 5: John and Bevan give their top five tips for first timers in preparation for the big race.Coach's CornerBig week training, the what's, whens and hows.Train Well