Podcast appearances and mentions of parker stinson

Today on the Run Culture Podcast, I chatted to one of the most ‘well read, knowledgeable and innovative' coaching minds in current day distance running; Brad Hudson. The interview was quite high level, it covered a lot of territory and did bounce around a fair bit, many times I didn't know what direction it was going to go which made it fun. Since starting the Run Culture podcast some 5yrs ago, I've had some interviews I've really cherished and this one ranks right up there as one of my favorites, I had a blast trying to keep up with this running genius.   Brad is a well-known running coach (who's currently living in LA, USA) and was a former elite (2:13 marathoner) distance runner himself.   He is recognized for coaching many top-level athletes, including; Dathan Ritzenhein, Shayne Culpepper, Jason Hartman, Parker Stinson, Benita Johnson, Allie Kieffer, Jorge Torres, amongst many others….   There were many take home messages, including:   - How Modern elite training has changed in 2024? - Why we should all be 'Experimenting, Innovating and Evolving' our training? - Some of Brad's key Endurance Training principles. - The importance of customized and responsive training plans. - The Importance of Sleep, Psychology, Nutrition, Stress management. - His many coaching influences (too many to list, he's a lifelong learner and learns from anyone if he feels it could be useful). Some mentioned, include; Mark Wetmore, Bill Dellinger, Renate Canova, Arthur Lydiard, Percy Cerutty, Antonio Cabral, Jack Daniels, Nick Bideau and Pat Clohessy. - And many other pearls of coaching wisdom, including his two book recommendations- Ryan Holliday's ‘Daily Stoic' and Marc Bubb's book; ‘Peak: The New Science of Athletic Performance That is Revolutionizing Sports'   If anyone wanted to reach out to Brad for ‘Online Running Coaching' Brad's email is: ⁠hudsoncoachingmarathon@yahoo.com⁠   Thanks once again Brad, you were a joy to listen to and have certainly got me excited about my own coaching!

Today's podcast is one of the best we've ever released. It is entertaining, deep, impactful, and will leave you walking away hearing one of the best stories from our sport. The man who makes his first appearance on the podcast today is Parker Stinson, the man who was one of the first athletes I looked up to when I became a fan of the sport in middle school. If you're not familiar with Parker, he is the US record holder in the 25K. He has seven top-three finishes in major road races over distances ranging from 10K to 25K. He is a nine-time All-American from the University of Oregon where he was third in the 5000 meters at back-to-back NCAA championships. Parker is the only person to win the 10,000 meters at the US Junior Championships three times. He also placed sixth at the IAAF Junior World Championships and won the Pan-Am Junior title. He currently holds a Marathon PR of 2:10:53. He is based out of Boulder, Colorado, where he runs for Roots Running, and has represented Saucony for his entire professional running career. In today's episode, Parker dives into his full story and paints the picture of where the sport has taken him; he dives into the ups, the downs, and everything in between. He shares untold stories such as almost retiring from the sport, and more. This is a top-five favorite podcast I've ever released. It's raw and emotional at times, but also entertaining and inspiring. Needless to say, this is one you will not want to miss. In fact, I'd be willing to bet you'll want to listen to it again after the first time. So, with all of that said, tap into the Parker Stinson Special. You can listen wherever you find your podcasts by searching, "The Running Effect Podcast." If you enjoy the podcast, please consider following us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and giving us a five-star review! I would also appreciate it if you share it with your friend who you think will benefit from it.  The podcast graphic was done by the talented: Xavier Gallo. S H O W   N O T E S -GET 15% OFF VIVOBAREFOOT SHOES WITH CODE "THERUNNINGEFFECT15%": ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.vivobarefoot.com/us/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ -My Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/therunningeffect/?hl=en⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dominic-schlueter/message

Hello and welcome back to TBR and welcome to another mid-week dispatch, this time, hot of the press from Houston Texas with American distance runner Parker Stinson. Parker toed the line on Sunday and ran an insane race. There was some brilliant racing and he caught the pack by mile 15 and stayed competitive till 24 coming in 4th with a time of 2:12:11 seconds. This marks another impressive step in the right direction for Parker who has been trending in the right direction since joining Roots Running in Boulder colorado with his sights set on the Olympics. In this conversation, recorded the morning after the marathon, we break down the race in granular detail, the last-minute racing strategy alterations, how it played out and what he's taking from an incredible run.  We also reflect on his past year with Roots Running, the culture there, how he's remained strong through tough times, what lies ahead race-wise, and his edges towards Paris in 2024. Follow Parker @_parker_stinson_ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thebigrunpodcast/message

Parker Stinson is an American professional long distance runner. Parker is sponsored by Saucony. He attended the University of Oregon where he was a 9 time All- American and member of three NCAA championship teams. He is the 25k US Record Holder. He currently lives and trains in Boulder, Colorado. Parker was previously coached by Dathan Ritzenhein but is now coached by Richey Hansen as a part of the Roots Running Project. Topics in this episode will range from dealing with knee injury, processing pain, balancing tissue capacity and training load, and what gets him excited for training and racing. He will also discuss a few of his upcoming races. This episode was recorded 2 weeks before the USATF 25k Championships where he placed 8th in a time of 1:19:22. He will also discuss his next big race, Grandma's Marathon on June 18th where he hopes to bounce back. Kurt and I are really proud of the work he has put into his rehab and are optimistic that he can obtain the result that reflects his progress and dedication to the sport. What we talked about: 2:30- Introduction to Parker 5:50- Parker's knee injury and the treatments that they tried 15:40- Making the decision of what treatment to utilize with an injury 18:00- Parker's surgeries and his process to returning to run 24:25- Tissue capacity for runners 29:45- Parker's comeback to racing 39:40- Training with Roots Running and the importance of the running community to him 50:50- Upcoming races 57:30- Thoughts on the men's American distance running scene Show notes: Parker on Instagram References: Cook JL, Docking SI. Rehabilitation will increase the capacity of your...insert musculoskeletal tissue here...Defining 'tissue capacity': a core concept." British Journal of Sports Medicine 2015;49(23):1484-5. Gabbett, TJ. The training-injury prevention paradox: should athletes be training smarter and harder? British Journal of Sports Medicine 2016;50:273-280. Connect with the Ready to Run Podcast: Ready to Run Podcast on Instagram Ready to Run Website Follow SandyBoy Productions: Sandyboy Productions on Twitter Sandyboy Productions on Instagram SandyBoy Productions Shows: Why is Everyone Yelling? I'll Have Another Podcast The Illuminate Podcast The Herban Farmacy Podcast

Parker Stinson is a professional runner for Saucony. He is the American Record Holder in the 25k. He ran for the University of Oregon where he was 3rd in the 5000m at back to back NCAA Championships. He has a marathon PR of 2:10.53 and a half marathon PR of 62:02. Parker has had a ... more »

@_parker_stinson_ joined me again on the show to recap @falmouthroadrace , talk about how training is going, and his plans for @bostonmarathon . My favorite parts of this conversation is Parker talking about how he pushes through rough patches in races and training! We will have those moments when we don't believe we can finish a race or even take one more step, but somehow if we go at it with the right mindset…we continue on and finish what we started. Parker is prime example of grit and determination! . Check out the episode and be sure to follow @theruneatsleepshow and @_parker_stinson_

Fresh off the Boston Marathon - Parker Stinson (62:11 Half Marathon, 2:10 Marathon) joins the Sweat Elite podcast to reflect on his performance.  Topics discussed include his Boston Marathon recap, the build-up, lessons learned, 2022 plans, favourite and most dreaded workouts, hobbies and interests outside of the sport and more. Content at Sweat Elite is made possible by Subscribers. Subscribing costs less then a coffee a fortnight. Subscribe here: https://www.sweatelite.co/subscribe-now/

If you're anything like me you've had a chance to view some of the amazing YouTube footage that Sweat Elite has published over the past six months. They've chronicled the training of some of the best runners in the world in a captivating fashion. Runners like Eliud Kipchoge, Paul Chelimo, Nell Rojas, Molly Seidel, Jim Walmsley, Jake Riley, Joe Klecker, Frank Lara, Craig Engels, Parker Stinson, and many more. In this episode we speak to the man behind the camera - Matt Fox. Matt is a former 1:48 800m runner from Australia. Over the past five years he has taken on an entrepreneurial role in the running space that is paying dividends. Not only that, he is now a sub-elite marathoner! Matt will competing at the Chicago Marathon next weekend. With a PR of 2:24, he is looking to break the 2:20 mark. In this episode we talk about what he has learned from the worlds best, transitioning to the marathon, and embarking on a worthwhile entrepreneurial venture. Learn more about all things Sweat Elite at www.sweatelite.co and watch their videos at www.youtube.com/channel/UCVp8WxPmfh4dD9iLRjCFgLQ. Sponsor: The VCU Health Richmond Marathon returns to downtown Richmond, Virginia, on Saturday, November 13th. Whether you take part in the marathon, CarMax Richmond Half Marathon, or Allianz Partners 8k, Richmond provides phenomenal course support, great fall scenery, and awesome finisher swag. The marathon is a top 25 Boston Qualifier, and the course is mostly flat with some rolling hills, which is great for first-timers. And, best of all, there's a downhill finish right on the riverfront. The VCU Health Richmond Marathon organizers know the running community is resilient and that your desire to cross a finish line remains strong. Be a part of America's Friendliest Marathon and visit www.RichmondMarathon.org to register now. Use code RAMBLINGRUNNER to save $10 on your entry. Follow Matt: Instagram - @rambling_runner Twitter - @rambling_runner YouTube - www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ83E0U8M4V7klqZB8BF3wA Rambling Runner Podcast Community Corner private Facebook group - www.facebook.com/groups/125544686229661 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

He's fast, he's a badass, and he unveiled Saucony's latest racer at the Falmouth Road Race. Parker Stinson (@_parker_stinson_) is a Saucony pro runner who was a 9x All-American at the University of Oregon and holds the U.S. record for the 25K. That's a weird distance, we know. We talked about the 25K and other obscure race distances with Parker, as well as trash-talking pre-race, his pain cave, working out at night on the treadmill, and, of course, the Endorphin Pro+ (29:04). The gang also gives a quick review of the Endorphin Pro+ and recaps Shalane Flanagan's Berlin Marathon.

"I want to be top American at a World Marathon Major. I want to take that step forward. It's taken me a lot longer to get to that point. That's just how it goes sometimes with surgeries, setbacks and there not being that many opportunities...Boston is hard though." Welcome back to the podcast, Parker Stinson. The last time he was on this show, he was getting ready to run the 2018 Chicago Marathon and still had a bit of work to prove himself as a pro runner on the roads following his successful career at the University of Oregon. After a coaching switch from Brad Hudson to Dathan Ritzenhein, Parker seemed to find a bit of that spark that he needed and had a strong 2019 campaign that included running a 25K American record of 1:13:48 and then a 2:10.:53 marathon in Chicago that fall. Unfortunately, he had to scratch from the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials due to an injury - which he'll talk about in this episode and then underwent knee surgery in 2020. The road back hasn't been easy but Parker peels back the curtain on that process and why he's ready to give it a go at the Boston Marathon. Is a possible rivalry brewing with Scott Fauble? Parker will be one of the elite athletes at the Endorphin Pro+ showcase, which will be a 10K in Germany that will be streamed live on the CITIUS MAG YouTube channel with me and Kyle Merber on the mic.

Parker Stinson är amerikanen som har gjort sig känd som en "front runner". Ofta går han till spets för att försöka diktera loppet från tät. I en lång intervju berättar Parker om idén bakom att styra lopp, den hårda träningen och hur han ska bli den snabbaste Saucony-löparen någonsin. Han ger dessutom bra tips som vem som helst kan dra nytta av!  The interview with Parker Stinson starts at the 52.10 mark. 

Parker Stinson @_parker_stinson_ sat down for a few to talk to me about his origin story, his partnership with @saucony, the ups and downs of running, his injury and the road to recovery. . Parker has a ton of accomplishments, but honestly I think the most impressive one is yet to come. Comeback stories are ALWAYS the best from the big screen to the big city marathons!!

It's finally time for the marathon we've had our eyes on for several years. Benji is back in town and we analyze the key players, the dark horses, the course, the weather, and everything else you need to know before the U.S. Olympic Team Marathon Trials this weekend in Atlanta. Plus, we make our predictions sure to go wrong. Note: Shortly after recording this episode male contender Parker Stinson announced his withdrawal from the race due to injury.

In this two-part episode with Parker Stinson he details the specifics around his decision not to run in the Olympic Trials and we do a preview of the event. The first part of the conversation is dedicated to his health This decision for Parker was excruciating and I thank him for his candor in telling the story. In the second half of the conversation, in classic Parker fashion, he provides insight into the race and racers heading into what could be a classic American Marathon. Sponsors: VDOT O2 is a coaching platform for runners of all levels. Coaches are using VDOT O2 to more effectively individualize their athlete's training pinpointing the paces you need to train at to improve effectively. All coaches can take advantage of a 30-day free trial at www.vdoto2.com, Athletes not working with a coach can use the code RAMBLING to get 15% off a custom training plan for your next goal race. Founded in 2014, COROS was born from the desire to make products that are more accurate, reliable, durable and easier to use than what was previously on the market. COROS features the longest battery life on the market, with 25 hours in full GPS mode on the entry level PACE and an astonishing 60 hours on its top level VERTIX. Visit www.coros.com for more information. Follow Matt: Instagram - @rambling_runner Twitter - @rambling_runner Newsletter

25k American Record holder and 2:10 marathoner Parker Stinson joins Andi and Zach to talk about his journey through the highs and lows and how to navigate pressures external, internal, and otherwise. For the complete details and links to resources for this episode, visit atozrunning.com/episode15

Our show opens with some long time coming homeless Farley shaming. At (8:41) we are joined by Olympic hopeful Parker Stinson. At (11:50) Parker talks about his days at the University Oregon, his disappointments in cross country and his individual all american performances on the track. At (17:45) we talk about his coaching change, including a previous history with his current coach and a discussion about training philosophies. At (29:42) we talk about social media and at (31:14) we talk about his relationship with his sponsor Saucony and signing him after a significant injury. At (35:23) Parker talks about his 2019 races. At (41:44) we talk about the Olympic Trials. We close out at (49:59) asking about his training and eating habits. We are back to wrap up the interview at (51:43) and to talk about a Washington Wizard who hates running. At (58:40) a 43 year running streak ends and a streak that keeps going.

Ep 218 - Another Underscore (Parker Stinson)

Episode 143: Dathan Ritzenhein joins us to talk about the recent Chicago and NYC Marathons. Along with his own running, he is also coaching and his athletes include Olympic hopeful Parker Stinson. We talk Olympic marathon trials and shoe tech.  1:00 What happened so you needed to pull out of the Chicago Marathon? 4:28 We have 11 men under the A Standard now so it is harder than ever to make the team 5:01 Will the trials be your next race? 6:23 You are now coaching Parker Stinson who has the A Standard 7:47 Parker's first marathon he went out hard and blew up in historic fashion, this race was a perfect split 9:57 When did you and Parker start working together? 11:36 Was racing strategy the first thing you guys talked about? 13:50 There were 4 Americans all running within 20 seconds of each other 15:12 We are seeing crazy times being put up, how much do you attribute that to the shoes? 17:40 Is there any concern with you that the technology is getting too advanced? 19:44 Even if you could limit them in races, but that doesn't change the fact that they get the benefit in training 21:33 What did you think of the 1:59 marathon? 22:49 What did you think about the women's new marathon record? 23:40 Have you been to the Atlanta course to scope it out? 25:03 Is it a lot of hills, or the hills it has are big? 26:20 With the hilly course, who has an advantage? 28:01 Comparing marathon times on paper, but there are currently 4 guys are under 2:10, could this course be an equalizer?  30:02 How are you using Final Surge Resources Dathan on Instagram Dathan on Twitter Dathan Coaching Services

He did it! Parker Stinson has been open and honest about his goal of breaking 2:11 in the marathon for two years. Last weekend at the Chicago marathon he turned that vision into a reality. He was one of 10 American men to break 2:12 in a phenomenal group performance. In this episode, we talk about all that, how it feels to get the monkey off his back, finally pacing the full 26.2 the way he dreamed, and more, in Parker’s typical and wonderful frankness. This episode is sponsored by InsideTracker. In an era where there are more diet plans than people getting personalized nutrition can make all the difference. InsideTracker analyzes 43 different biomarkers so you can optimize your health and performance. Use code RAMBLINGRUNNER to save 15% at www.insidetracker.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

One thing every runner understands is struggle. Having just (both of us) completed the Chicago Marathon, we decided to dive deep into the topic of struggle and our experiences surrounding embracing the struggle and overcoming the struggle. The World of Running As always, before discussing our main topic, we shared some of the most recent tidbits dominating the running conversation this week: Eliud Kipchoge's INEOS 1:59 Challenge A whole lot of Chicago Marathon (more on that here) Brigid Kosgei's new world record Parker Stinson's impressive 2:10:53 ANDI RAN HER FIRST EVER OTQ (Olympic Trials Qualifier)! Main Topic: The Struggle We break it down like this: embracing the struggle means thriving amidst the pain overcoming the struggle means understanding what you CAN control and learning HOW to control it To illustrate, we highlight those points with examples and experiences of how struggle in and out of running interrelates. Then we wrap it up with a short list of helpful ways to overcome struggle, like: prioritizing effectively knowing yourself thoroughly and more!

Carrie chats with the 2019 US 25K Champion Parker Stinson! They talk about the upcoming Bank of America Chicago Marathon, the Olympic Trials, setting an American Record, what it is like to have Dathan Ritzenhein as a coach, how his wife is the fastest teacher in the US, and so much more.

What a difference a week makes. In consecutive weeks Parker Stinson ran the Crim 10 Miler in the USATF 20K Championship. The beginning of this doubleheader did not go well. In this episode, Parker details, with brutal honesty, exactly what went wrong in the first race and how he corrected it in the second. This episode is sponsored by InsideTracker. In an era where there are more diet plans than people getting personalized nutrition can make all the difference. InsideTracker analyzes 43 different biomarkers so you can optimize your health and performance. Use code RAMBLINGRUNNER to save 15% at www.insidetracker.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

"What I hope is that it's the book that can make you faster, make you love running even more and make you feel like you want to go out for a run – which people have told me and that's really cool that's the feeling they get." Matthew Futterman, the New York Times' deputy sports editor, joins the podcast to discuss his new book "Running to the Edge: A Band of Misfits and the Guru Who Unlocked the Secrets of Speed." The book paints an excellent portrait of Bob Larsen’s untraditional training methods and plans to really make U.S. distance running relevant again in the early 2000s with Meb Keflezighi and Deena Kastor. Beyond just being a running book, there are many life lessons in a great underdog story. Check out Running to the Edge here for a great summer read: amzn.to/310a1Bh ❤️ Support for this episode of the CITIUS MAG Podcast comes from The Rambling Runner's Road to the Olympic Trials. Get ready for Matt Chittim to peel back the curtain on the training from the likes of Jared Ward, Kellyn Taylor, Parker Stinson, Sarah Bishop and more. Six episodes out now! How to subscribe and listen: citiusmag.com/road-to-the-olympic-trials-podcast/ Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2XMFoBf Spotify: spoti.fi/2RRCndK

Big news was announced on Tuesday by the IAAF and we are here with a comprehensive reaction with Mario Fraioli, Parker Stinson, and Ben Rosario. Here is an excerpt from the USATF release: ”The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), granted its request to extend the conditions for granting a Gold Label for 2020 Olympic Trials – Marathon men’s and women’s qualification - on an exceptional basis... In a Gold Label Marathon race, athletes who finish in the top 5 of the event are considered to have achieved the qualifying standard for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. As such, in Atlanta, the top three men and women place finishers over the 26.2 mile course will be nominated to the Team USATF Olympic roster.” This episode is sponsored by AfterShokz, the award-winning headphone brand, best known for its open-ear listening experience. Powered by patented, best-in-class bone conduction technology, AfterShokz headphones sit outside your ear so you can hear your music and your surroundings. AfterShokz is a must-have headphone for runners providing the ultimate level of safety and comfort without compromising sound quality. To learn more and save $50 on AfterShokz Endurance Bundles visit https://olympictrials.aftershokz.com. Use code RTTOT at checkout. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A little bit of love for the Division III listeners who requested Dhruvil Patel as a guest on the show. He is a 13x All-American, 6x individual NCAA champion, 5x team champion and NCAA Division III record holder in the 5,000 meters with his 13:51 personal best. He has also run 28:50 for 10,000 meters. On this show, we discuss how he came to the sport, what led to his breakout at North Central under coach Al Carius, how he feels about the Division III label and what's the future look like for someone like him who wants to pursue a post-collegiate career. Follow Dhruvil on Instagram: https://instagram.com/dhruvil1114 ❤️ Support for this episode of the CITIUS MAG Podcast comes from The Rambling Runner's Road to the Olympic Trials. Get ready for Matt Chittim to peel back the curtain on the training from the likes of Jared Ward, Kellyn Taylor, Parker Stinson, Sarah Bishop and more. Four episodes out now! How to subscribe and listen: citiusmag.com/road-to-the-olympic-trials-podcast/ Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2XMFoBf Spotify: spoti.fi/2RRCndK

Allie Ostrander joins the CITIUS MAG Podcast to discuss her recent decision to forego her remaining NCAA eligibility with Boise State to turn professional and sign with the Brooks Beasts. We look back at her success with the Broncos, which includes three NCAA steeplechase titles, 13 All-American honors and eight Mountain West titles. We look ahead to what she could possibly focus on for the 2020 U.S. Olympic Trials with such a crowded and tough steeplechase field, overcoming injury and her viral Instagram post that called out criticism of women's body image talk during races. We also took many of your questions that were submitted on Twitter and Instagram. Follow Allie on Instagram: https://instagram.com/allie_ostrander ❤️ Support for this episode of the CITIUS MAG Podcast comes from The Rambling Runner's Road to the Olympic Trials. Get ready for Matt Chittim to peel back the curtain on the training from the likes of Jared Ward, Kellyn Taylor, Parker Stinson, Sarah Bishop and more. First episode out now. How to subscribe and listen: citiusmag.com/road-to-the-olympic-trials-podcast/ Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2XMFoBf Spotify: spoti.fi/2RRCndK

Welcome to the first episode of the Road to the Olympic Trials podcast. This episode features Parker Stinson. Parker is a nine time All-American from the University of Oregon and has been a fixture in the American running scene for some time. In this episode we dive into his challenging marathon experiences, overcoming past and current injuries, his recent coaching change to longtime friend Dathan Ritzenheim, his outlook on the Olympic marathon standard, and his vision for the upcoming eight months. Parker is sponsored by Saucony and Gatorade Endurance. Recent highlights: -2019 USATF 25K Championships - 1st American Record – 1:13:48 -2018 USATF Half Marathon Championships - 2nd -Half Marathon PR – 62:02 -Marathon PR – 2:14:29 Learn more: www.parkerstinson.com Twitter - www.twitter.com/parkerstinson Instagram - www.instagram.com/_parker_stinson_ This episode was sponsored by AfterShokz, the award-winning headphone brand, best known for its open-ear listening experience. Powered by patented, best-in-class bone conduction technology, AfterShokz headphones sit outside your ear so you can hear your music and your surroundings. AfterShokz is a must-have headphone for runners providing the ultimate level of safety and comfort without compromising sound quality. To learn more and save $50 on AfterShokz Endurance Bundles visit https://olympictrials.aftershokz.com. Use code RTTOT at checkout. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

“The ugly side of the sport is an amazing thing that we get to experience as runners. That’s the most appealing thing to me about running is just to get yourself in these pretty daunting situations, pull yourself up and march through it. Usually, it works pretty well as a larger metaphor for life.” Stephen Kersh joins the podcast. He might be familiar to a lot of people who follow the podcast since he's made a couple of appearances on the feed and also was one of the integral figures who helped start CITIUS MAG in 2017. This past weekend I was part of his crew at the Western States Endurance Run. It’s a 100-mile race from Squaw to Auburn in California. This was his first Western States and his first-ever 100-mile race and he did it in 15 hours, 54 minutes and 15 seconds to finish 7th overall. Heck of a debut. I was truly honored to be part of it. Major props to my fellow crew members Jeanne Mack, Paul Snyder, Tim Jeffreys, Ryan Sterner and the Kersh family. I sat down with Stephen on Sunday night to try and unpack the whole day. I'm joined on this episode by Tim, Ryan and Paul. Stay tuned for a thorough recap of the crewing experience by reading on CITIUSMAG.com. ❤️ Support for this episode of the CITIUS MAG Podcast comes from The Rambling Runner's Road to the Olympic Trials. Get ready for Matt Chittim to peel back the curtain on the training from the likes of Jared Ward, Kellyn Taylor, Parker Stinson, Sarah Bishop and more. First episode out on July 8th. How to subscribe and listen: http://citiusmag.com/road-to-the-olympic-trials-podcast/ Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2XMFoBf Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2RRCndK ✩ Stephen Kersh on Instagram: instagram.com/StephenKersh ▶ Follow us: twitter.com/CitiusMag instagram.com/citiusmag facebook.com/citiusmag ✩ Connect with Chris twitter.com/ChrisChavez instagram.com/chris_j_chavez

It is with immense excitement and gratitude that I announce the newest addition to the Rambling Runner Podcast Network - the Road to the Olympics Trials podcast. This new show features eight elite runners, four men and four women, who are excited about pulling back the curtain and being open and honest about their training, racing, and goals in their lead-up to the Olympic Marathon Trials in Atlanta on February 29, 2020. The athletes who will be sharing their journey are Jared Ward, Kellyn Taylor, Roberta Groner, Parker Stinson, Lou Serafini, Sarah Bishop, John Raneri, and Dr. Stefanie Flippin. Their varied experiences, successes, and story lines are sure to make this a podcast that all running fans will enjoy. The first episode will premiere on Monday, July 8th so be sure to subscribe today! Podcast Links Apple Podcasts Spotify Overcast Google Podcasts

The Road to the Olympics Trials podcast features eight elite runners, four men and four women, who are excited about pulling back the curtain and being open and honest about their training, racing, and goals in their lead-up to the Olympic Marathon Trials in Atlanta in February, 2020. The athletes who will be sharing their journey are Jared Ward, Kellyn Taylor, Roberta Groner, Parker Stinson, Lou Serafini, Sarah Bishop, John Raneri, and Dr. Stefanie Flippin. This is a Rambling Runner Podcast. See more at: www.theramblingrunner.com www.instagram.com/rambling_runner www.twitter.com/rambling_runner www.facebook.com/theramblingrunner

We cover it all this week. Sure we talk about Matt Boling, Mary Cain winning a race, Parker Stinson’s American record, Grant Fisher losing twice, some great SEC action, USA bombing at World Relays, and the future of the Olympic Marathon Trials, but who else is going to give you commentary on the Ethiopian high jump and why men in trucks yell homophobic slurs at runners in split shorts. More detailed show notes coming Thursday on LRC or your favorite podcast host.  Please subscribe today. Podcast is sponsored by HOKA ONE ONE. As of today May 15th, the Carbon X shoe is now available for purchase at hokaoneone.com. Click here.. We've got a special 2 hour podcast with Jim Walmsley dropping later this week to celebrate the Carbon X launch. And Floydsofleadville.com. Use code RUN2019 to save 15% on certified CBD products for recovery: tinctures, creams, pills, and more.

Allie Kieffer joins The CITIUS MAG Podcast before she takes on the 2018 New York City Marathon. The Big Apple was the site of her major marathon breakthrough in 2017. She finished fifth overall in 2:29:39, which was also a personal best by more than 15 minutes. The only American woman ahead of her was Shalane Flanagan, who became the first U.S. woman to win the race in 40 years. Since last November, Allie signed a professional contract with Oiselle and moved to Boulder to train under Brad Hudson. If the name sounds familiar, he is also the coach of past podcast guest Parker Stinson. Workouts seem to indicate that Allie may be in for another big race and she says that she wants to run fast. We discuss her training including why she's raced back-to-back half marathons. Allie reveals what she's learned from studying tape and film of other marathoners. Allie is also very vocal about body image activism. Her Instagram page is filled with various posts about her past struggles with weight and body image and how she is now comfortable with her body. We discuss the process of what's made her comfortable in that conversation and how others have responded. We also make note of the LetsRun message boards and why she's OK with reading some of the criticism that can sometimes end up there. All that plus listener questions from Instagram... ------ This episode is brought to you by Runners of NYC. Check out the latest show in the CITIUS MAG Podcast Network. Jeanne Mack and I bring you untold stories behind luminaries and legends of the New York City’s running culture. Episode 1 is out! Episode 2 drops Oct. 30! Subscribe today: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/runners-of-nyc/id1438435120?mt=2

Parker Stinson joins The CITIUS MAG Podcast to discuss his training and expectations for the 2018 Bank of America Chicago Marathon. Before we delve into his preparation, we discuss how he got involved in the sport at an early age thanks to his father and then landing at the University of Oregon where he became a nine-time All-American for the Ducks. After a solid collegiate career, Parker signed a professional contract with Saucony and moved to Boulder, Colorado to train under esteemed coach Brad Hudson. Parker's training has been chronicled in a very well-done video series called 'Endure' which is produced by Trackster. In the latest video, Parker completes a 35K workout (21.75 miles) on dirt roads at 5,200 feet of elevation and at 5:12 pace per mile. We definitely discussed that workout and what it means to embrace the suffering. Listener questions include: - What's the best version of the Saucony Kinvara? His favorite trainer and racer? Plus, will we be seeing his all-white kicks in Chicago? - What are his thoughts while leading a race? - Dissecting Brad Hudson's filming of workout videos while driving - Would he ever attempt a sub-four minute mile? - What's his focus while coming back from injury? - How long did it take for him to grow out his hair? Shampoo? - Plus: The Final Four Questions ------ This episode is brought to you by the Legs Are Feelin Good™. Get out there and get yourself the most popular running mugs! SHIRTS: https://rdbl.co/2O9nMeh MUGS: rdbl.co/2MWgkSZ

Parker Stinson is one of the top young American distance runners around and is known for his aggressiveness. In episode 97 we talk to Parker about his first marathon and how he went for it and hear about how that plan blew up on him. Parker shares with us what the game plan is for the Chicago Marathon. We have some amazing world class athletes and coaches scheduled over the next few weeks, so make sure you hit subscribe on your favorite podcasting app so you don't miss any of the action.    How did you get started running when you were young? 11-12 years old father and sister were training AAU Nationals vs Club Soccer and Hockey Went to Oregon Why did you choose Oregon? I just wanted a scholarship to any school Went to 2008 Trials at Oregon and never saw anyone care about track like that Junior year won State and made US Juniors team and Oregon became a possibility Oregon is a tough environment. You are expected to win Pac-12 and compete at nationals. Did that help you get ready for a professional career? You need to score at the conference meet and get to nationals or hey will find someone who will  Made me tough and taught me to get better and be prepared You said when considering Oregon you thought it was a good place for a professional runner. Did you identify early that you wanted to be a professional runner? I never knew what it meant, but yes was what I was working for Towards the end of college, options became real and understood it Often times a 26-year old is still focusing on the track, but you have moved to the marathon. Are you done with the track now? Focusing on the marathon, but not done with track I want to work on track to focusing on things like the 10k What was the worst race experience you ever had? Junior year in Oregon running great 3rd a Pac-12 Went to NCAA's and felt strung out before the race Nationals finished 240th out of 244 What did you learn from that experience? Started working with a sports psychologist  Realized I had some allergies issues that lead to panic attacks Why Colorado to live and train? I signed with Sacouny  Had Achilles surgery where could not run  Was looking for a change of scenery Knew Brad Hudson  Brad is best known for his marathon training was CIM your idea or his? Wasn't my idea Was a good idea to get the ball rolling towards i We were planning on running Houston but felt ready earlier During CIM Twitter was blowing up on your race and how you were going for it, can you walk us through that ace? Ran like training: No fear I had no plan to be alone, but they did not come with me I kept telling myself I was going too fast but splits stayed consistent Mile 12 started having a little pain in the calf Mile 18-19 I was still shocked was running so fast and decided to slow down a little Then it hit me the last couple of miles and was passed at mile 23 Finished at 7:00/mile pace The next day what your conversation with the coach like? We knew we were going to run hard and not care what anything else thinks Disappointed because I could have pulled it off, but understood  What is the goal for Chicago? Break 2:11 I feel like im in better shape than that right now I want to execute a good race I need a good marathon mark on the boards We recently talked to Aaron Braun about his Chicago, do you ever plan to run together with someone like that? If the 2:05 guys go that fast we could have our own separate race Would love to have a couple Americans break 2:11 Problem is some are more laid back and I am more aggressive How has your training been going to date? Amazing, way better than the lead up to CIM Been working on a video series 35k at 5:12 pace in Boulder workout I am fit enough, just don't want to get hurt or overdue it now What has changed a lot in your workouts now that you are a marathon runner? Fueling has been huge Longer fast runs Gone from 7-day calendar to 10-day calendar with more rest  Final Surge 5 questions in under a minute Favorite endurance/running book? - Running with the Buffaloes Current trainers you are wearing? - Sacounty Triump iso 4 Favorite race? - 1/2 marathon Favorite recovery meal or recovery drink? - Smoothie with extra protien  Your favorite workout - Long Fast Runs Resources Parker Stinson on Instagram Parker Stinson on Twitter Parker Stinson Endure

Parker Stinson and Sid Vaughn talk marathon training, transitioning from college to pro in distance running. For more info check us out on Instagram and Twitter. Twitter: @CapellaPodcast Instagram: @CapellaAthletics