Podcast appearances and mentions of toni reavis

Beards and Dun get a chance to sit down with the the one and only Toni Reavis on this weeks episode of the podcast. Toni is a pioneer in the world of running broadcasting. From starting the Runner's Digest radio show in 1977 to hosting ESPN's Road Race of the Month through the 80's and 90's, Toni truly is the "voice of running" in the US. Toni has met and interviewed pretty much everyone who is anyone in the world of running, and is one of the most knowledgeable individuals in the world of all things running.

When Kenyan Ruth Chepng'etich took nearly two minutes off the women's marathon world record, the sporting world was aghast. How did she do it? Shoe tech, nutrition, race tactics? With a doping cloud hanging over Kenyan athletics, it's easy to see why so many are sceptical. Join Prof. Ross Tucker and sports journalist Mike Finch as they assess every aspect of the run in an effort to explain one of the most astonishing running performances in history.SHOW NOTESThe paper by Mason et al on how the shoes have boosted women's distance runners more then men.The Joubert & Jones paper that compares different shoes, including Figure 2 that shows the individual variation between models of the same brand.Another similar paper on individual variability by Knopp et al.For analysis of the performances since super shoes were introduced.A piece by Toni Reavis in defence of Chepngetich's performance.The article by Amby Burfoot that Reavis mentions. Amby does not hold back. The AIU list of Kenyans currently serving doping bans. You can count the drug type to see if the show conversation was accurate. The CAS Decision on Rhonex Kipruto, in which his doping is described as a “sophisticated doping regime. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Toni Reavis is an award winning journalist that has featured articles about running. Toni's has done a TV show Running and Racing on ESPN and has a blog tonireavis.com. We had a great talk on his career, radio work and more. We also talked about a book he wrote "The Duchess and The P.O.W. I enjoyed our talk and inspirational thoughts. 

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The moment you hear his voice, you know that Toni Reavis was an announcer. That tenor is only matched by his passion. In this interview, hear the stories of the excitement of the 70s running boom along with Toni's thoughts on how we can make running a popular spectator sport again. Nicholas and Fundy discuss the pros and cons of pushing yourself in your first marathon. We also announce that OCR running shirts are now available on the Old Crazy Runners website. Fundy also discusses one of his new favorite documentaries 14 Peaks. 

Making Observations is not Trashing an athletic performance. Running fans have Thin Skin and 2:09 is not FAST. The Olympic Standards should be the Olympic Trials Standard. https://www.letsrun.com/news/2020/12/... Top Marathon Times http://www.alltime-athletics.com/mmar... Quote Of The Day “An interesting question that may be answered in this pandemic year of 2020 is whether running can stand on its own as a sport rather than as a civic tale of mass participation where charity fund-raising, economic impact, and human interest stories make up the heart of the enterprise with the pro race merely an appendage leading the way. Can a simple race hold people’s attention?” – Toni Reavis writing on tonireavis.com after The Marathon Project. My Winter Training Plan https://www.trainingpeaks.com/trainin ... Endurance News & Random Musings https://andynoise.com/ Andy Noise Gear https://andynoise.com/gear --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/andy-noise/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andy-noise/support

VIDEO: https://youtu.be/6DOncIeJ7mM On April 21 1980, Rosie Ruiz was awarded first place female at the Boston Marathon. 8 days later, she was stripped of that title after it was declared that she had cheated, and in fact had only run the final mile of the race. 40 years later, I wanted to understand how and why Rosie had done this. My sincere thanks to writer Will Cockerell and broadcaster Toni Reavis for their authority and input on this fascinating story. Mention Jog On to someone who may enjoy listenin To buy a Jog On top, email a size request to: thisisjogon@gmail.com You can support Jog On: https://www.patreon.com/jogonpodcast

Carrie chats with one of the most legendary voices in the world of running: Toni Reavis! They chat about how Toni helped Carrie get her break in the world of announcing, some of Toni’s favorite memories about famous runners, how the sport will evolve as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, and so much more!

It was sure nice to get the name of this episode figured out ahead of time. Luckily for you, we didn't spend the entire episode soapboxing again. We also talked about one of the closest championship wins you could ever imagine, the relatively disastrous Bahrain Night Half Marathon, the United Airlines NYC Half results, and Carl Lewis saying he could have run the 40 under 4 seconds. At that point, we waded back into the USATF/IAAF cesspool and covered a few interesting articles that made the rounds this week from Toni Reavis, Deadspin, and Flotrack. Plus, we got a great email from former pod guest Roger. The 1609 Podcast is a proud member of the CITIUS MAG Podcast Family! For more running content, check out @CITIUSMAG on twitter or citiusmag.com. Catch us at @1609pod on social and Patreon or at 1609pod@gmail.com!

Could Kilian Jornet run a 2:10 marathon? American marathoner Allie Kieffer speaks out about body image, Toni Reavis looks at the fastest marathon times from 2017, but it’s no record attempt for Kipchoge in London. You Rate Your Run, stand atop the Listener Podium and we’re joined by Commonwealth marathoner, Comrades 7th placer, and pork pie lover Holly Rush.

Chris Thompson takes down Callum Hawkins, Dewi Griffiths smashes himself a massive half marathon PB, Bekele falls out with his agent, Toni Reavis reflects on Berlin, Joan Benoit’s aiming for sub three in Chicago, and there’s fun and games in Slovakia. Plus, Martin interviews Russell Bentley following his 2:20 marathon in Berlin, and Tom’s back from the States.

On Friday evening, I was invited to be part of Tracksmith's panel discussing the future of the sport with Mary Wittenberg and Toni Reavis. It was moderated by Tracksmith's Matt Taylor Mary's got some interesting projects about the launch with Virgin Sport after a remarkable career with New York Road Runners. She discusses some of what she's been working on as well as her experience from the race management and development side of things. Toni's voice has been heard on countless marathon broadcasts and he can recite running history like no other. I'm there as the resident millennial and to shed some wisdom on the media side of things and where we see things going. Give the panel a listen and if you're in Boston, be sure to check out Tracksmith's new TrackHouse location at 285 Newbury St.. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes. Recommend it to a friend. Take their phone and leave a five-star review:

The doping scandal rumbles on, Paul and Mara get stuck in, UK Athletics make some recommendations for change, Toni Reavis writes a brilliant blog, London announce their elite female field, Kate Avery wins in Scotland, I speak to 2015 Comrades and Two Oceans winner Caroline Wostmann, you Rate Your Run and show off your super-cool Marathon Talk kit all around the world.

Jerry Schumacher joined the show as well, plus a new German anti-doping product and more.

Multi Emmy award winning Radio and Television broadcaster Toni Reavis who voices Boston, NY, LA and Chicago Marathons joins us. Kelly Steele and I discuss the state of the industry and Toni's view developing a professional runner's tour. Toni is very insightful, and gives us an overview of the various running booms and where are running heroes have gone. This is a must listen and very educated view on elite running.

We speak to author of Running Like a Girl, Alexandra Heminsley. Bekele isn't doing London, over eighteen thousand people are doing Jantastic, Toni Reavis feels the chill and Training Talk turns up the heat. Tony is in the house, we have got Rate Your Run, the Listener Podium, Launch Pad and your Something of the Week.

You define the mansuit. A big well done to Claire Lomas for completing her marathon. What’s the worst thing in race goody bag? We speak to Jerry Rothwell, producer of the film about Ethiopian running – ‘Town of Runners’.  Olympic Games marathon team selection shenanigans in Ireland and Canada. There’s rate your run and who will be top of this weeks Marathon Talk podium.  Plus we talk to a legend of the running community across the pond, the original running commentator Toni Reavis.