Podcasts about runner's world magazine

The gentleman known as the "Mayor of Running," the creator of one of the world's best known training sessions (the Yasso 800s), and the Chief Running Officer for Runner's World Magazine joins us to talk life, running and his 40+ year love affair with the sport.If you're a runner, this is a MUST-hear episode for obvious reasons. However, if you hate running :-), you're also likely to really enjoy the discussion as it's much more about life than running, and the tips shared will help optimize any area of your life (or your clients' lives). Enjoy!!

Robbe recently wrote a compelling piece for Runner's World Magazine about an curios observation noticed while on Strava.  The story was inspired by a book he'd just finished reading entitled "Not In My Neighborhood" written by Antero Pietila.  Pietila spent 35years with the Baltimore Sun.  "Baltimore is the setting for (and typifies) one of the most penetrating examinations of bigotry and residential segregation every published in the United States".   While viewing the city on Strava he was amazed to see the White L and Black Butterfly a phrase coined by  Morgan State Assistant Lawrence Brown.  "Baltimore's so segregated, even Strava shows it.  These runners want to change that". Robbe is part of the Faster Bastards a running crew based in Baltimore that runs along the Baltimore harbor and other parts of the city with the RIOT Squad and the Black Running Organization. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/derek-oxley/support

"So after September 11th happened, I had every accessibility to the bottle and... life just got really tough, Matt, it really did." In November of 2005, having become an Ironman just months before, Matt Long finished the New York City Marathon with the 4th fastest time among all NYC Firefighters, qualifying for Boston the following Spring. A month later, he was impaled on his bicycle in Manhattan when he was run over by a bus while forced to ride to work during the New York City Transit Strike. World-renowned surgeons almost pronounced him dead, but Matt was far from done. Confined to a wheelchair for nearly a year, Matt almost gave up. But he not only learned to walk again... he completed the 2008 NYC Marathon and the 2009 Lake Placid Ironman. His comeback story is the quintessential 10,000 "No"s legend, documented by the likes of HBO Real Sports and Runner's World Magazine, among others. Matt received the CBS Arete Award for Courage in Sports and was named one of the World's 25 Fittest Athletes in 2010, 5 years AFTER his accident. He also met his wife and finally has the family he always dreamed of... he is the modern day Rocky Balboa, who has gone the distance. If you like what you hear, please Subscribe, leave an iTunes review and spread the word. You can also listen to all episodes at www.10000nos.com  

For the past 4yrs I followed Kimberly's amazing fitness journey. Imagine how excited I was to see her featured in Runner's World Magazine; her old excuse was she wasn't fit enough. Rather than continue making excuses for herself she started on the road to health and wellness and hasn't look back since. She embraces all of her curves and inspires her tribe to do the same. Kim is Plussize Wellness Coach who's grown a huge following just being her authentic self. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/derek-oxley/support

The Pelican Scoop is a student-hosted, student-oriented digest of what’s happening around the Loomis Chaffee School campus. Today's episode features Rebecca Pacheco '97, who visited campus last week as part of the Hubbard Speakers Series during which we are focusing on this year's school theme, Mind Over Matter. Ms. Pacheco is the author of Do Your Om Thing, published by HarperCollins in 2015. She is an award winning yoga and meditation teacher, public speaker, and creator of OmGal.com – one of the first and most popular yoga blogs on the Internet. A lifestyle expert and content creator for Women's Health Magazine, Runner's World Magazine, and more, Rebecca has been practicing yoga for more than 20 years. Today, she shares her knowledge, experience, and warm personality with students of all levels.