Podcasts about wineglass marathon

You asked and he delivered...  Maverick and Wolfman recap Wolfman's run of the 2024 Wineglass Marathon in Corning, NY in 3:08.  He of course wore his Vibram Five Fingers  (no super shoes).  What a feat!  What a time!  Way to go Wolfman!  There will be laughs on this Run!  Thanks for Supporting the show!Thanks for Listening!Enjoy the Run!Send your questions to RunningwithMaverickandWolfman@yahoo.comSupport the showThanks for listening to Running with Maverick and Wolfman. If you are enjoying the podcast please like and share on facebook, X, follow on instagram and support the show. Thank you to those who have supported already.If you have questions please e-mail or submit them on facebook or instagram. Thanks!This podcast if for informational purposes only and should not be considered professional healthcare advice. We are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace medical advice. The views expressed in this podcast may not be those of the hosts or the management.

Bob talks about financial fillings in the Cooney-VanBrederode state senate race and is joined by Jim VanBrederode to talk about it, Bob talks about a robbery, the Wineglass Marathon and Hometown Heroes.

Yes! It is nearly here. The Wineglass Marathon in Corning, New York.  It' not only beautiful it's also a pretty awesome marathon.  Don't believe me? ASK the Wolfman!  This is just the beginning!  Wolfman is in shape and ready to race!  Stay tuned to hear if he PR's and qualifies for Boston.  Thank you to all of our supporters!Thanks for Listening!Enjoy the Run!Send your questions to RunningwithMaverickandWolfman@yahoo.comSupport the showThanks for listening to Running with Maverick and Wolfman. If you are enjoying the podcast please like and share on facebook, X, follow on instagram and support the show. Thank you to those who have supported already.If you have questions please e-mail or submit them on facebook or instagram. Thanks!This podcast if for informational purposes only and should not be considered professional healthcare advice. We are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace medical advice. The views expressed in this podcast may not be those of the hosts or the management.

In this conversation, Steff Rubel shares her experience running the WineGlass Marathon in Corning, New York. She chose this race for its proximity to Pennsylvania and the beautiful fall foliage in the area. Steff discusses the logistics of the race, including accommodations and transportation. She highlights the expo experience, the swag received, and the support provided along the course. Steff also describes the unique aspects of the race, such as the rolling course and the enthusiastic crowd support. She concludes by sharing her overall experience and whether she would participate in the race again. Takeaways The WineGlass Marathon is a popular race for runners in Pennsylvania due to its proximity and the beautiful fall foliage in the area. The race provides convenient accommodations and transportation options, with partner hotels and bus transportation to the start line. The expo experience is low-key but offers wine glass-specific merchandise and exhibits at the glass museum. Participants receive unique swag, including a quarter zip shirt, a stemless wine glass, and a bottle of Prosecco. Chapters 00:00 Introduction, Coaching, and News 05:24 Choosing Wineglass Marathon 06:19 Accommodations and Partner Hotels 07:08 Expo Experience 08:17 Swag and Merchandise 09:39 Logistics and Transportation 10:56 Bus Pickup and Start Line 14:24 Congestion at the Start 15:30 Water Stops and Support 16:19 Crowd Support and Spectators 18:45 Unique Aspects of the Race 20:02 Finish Line Organization 23:30 Post-Race Experience 25:31 Course Challenges 27:14 Considerations for Future Participation 28:19 The Medal 29:26 Closing Remarks

In this podcast episode Angie recaps the Wineglass Marathon in New York and shares lessons learned from running 70 marathons. She's keeping it real and sharing the beautiful and “horrible” struggle that can ensue over the course of 26.2 miles. Race Recap: The Wineglass Marathon The last time I ran the Wineglass Marathon in Corning, […]

We were at the Wineglass Marathon a few weeks ago, so it's only right that we brought the winner onto the pod to talk shop. Melissa Hardesty is fast fast, winning marathons out here as a part-time professor. We talk about her winning weekend, running journey, her first marathon, how running contributes to mental health and wellness, qualifying for the Olympic Trials, and much more (21:39). The gang also previews some of their favorite gear for Fall 2021, including products from Tracksmith and Deckers X Lab.

In this episode I recap the Wineglass Marathon, where I ran my latest PR in the marathon (3:27:58) despite having a tough day. I wanted to recap this to draw light on how not all training cycles are perfect, what to do if your goals go out the window, running a marathon on the worst day of your period, adjusting nutrition and expectations on the course, and more. Thank you to COROS Global for sponsoring today's episode! To become part of the COROS community, follow @COROSGlobal on Instagram and Facebook. Visit https://us.coros.com/?rfsn=6178383.e34256 and use code FITCOOKIENUTRITION for any free accessory with watch purchase (excludes COROS POD. Make sure you add both your watch and the accessory to your cart and use code at checkout). To enroll in my Runner Roadmap Course, visit https://www.fitcookienutrition.com/roadmap Follow me on Instagram @fitcookienutrition Fullscript dispensary: https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/hsamuel

Running and beer are the ultimate 1-2 combo. They go together like PB and J, cookies and milk, or, well, you get the idea. We've got a few beer connoisseurs here at BITR, so Thomas and Robbe are super excited to chat with the founder of Evil Twin Brewing, Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø. Jeppe just so happens to also be an avid runner with an emphasis on the track. We talk about running as a youth in Denmark, starting his own brewery, the state of brewing right now (yes, it's over-saturated), and weekly Tracksmith group runs from their brewery in Queens (35:40). The gang also recaps their weekend at the Wineglass Marathon and breaks down Shalane Flanagan's recent performances.

Blaire and Shawn chat with Rachel this week about her early years of running,  how the dreaded summer marathon training has been doing and what's coming up in the fall! They also discuss plenty of western PA running, those high school cross country days, along with a brief stop concerning all things treadmills. Rachel will be running the Wineglass Marathon in the fall of 2021!Follow Rachel on InstagramFollow For Your Run on InstagramKeep up with Shawn & Blaire on Instagram

In this episode of A Run On Culture we talk with two local community runners, Brock Butler (@BrockButler) and Zach Miller (@zacharymiller22). Brock and Zach are two of the most successful sub-elite runners in the tri-state area, running everything from track 4x400m relays to road 5ks to Marathons with great success. This past fall Brock crushed a 2:25:43 at the Berlin marathon as a masters competitor, while Zach broke through the 230 barrier with a new PR of 2:29:41 at the Wineglass Marathon. Both Zach and Brock have incredible discipline in their training with consistent mileage and strength and mobility work all while maintaining an impressive balance with their family and work lives. A Run On Culture Podcast is designed to learn from dedicated local runners and coaches to discover the secrets behind their culture of success. In future episodes we'll interview local high school runners, coaches and community runners. The Run Culture Podcast is a new side project put together by Scott Burns the head coach at Downingtown West High School. YouTube: https://youtu.be/JaNVwhsGVJA Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-run-on-culture/id1506857114

In this episode we take a look back at Angie’s 50 state marathon quest as she prepares to run her final race. This has been a 12 year project in the making! Angie’s 50 State Marathon List (in chronological order) 1) Tennessee- Country Music Marathon (Nashville)- April 2008; finish time- 4:10:15 2) Arkansas- Little Rock Marathon- March 6th 2011; finish time- 5:08:14 3) Washington- North Olympic Discovery Marathon- June 5, 2011; time-4:11:21 4) New York- Wineglass Marathon- Oct. 2, 2011; time- 3:44:03 Angie at Wineglass Marathon, new PR 5) Missouri- St. Louis Rock and Roll- Oct. 23, 2011; time- 4:31:34 6) Indiana- Indianapolis Monumental- Nov. 5, 2011; time- 3:47:46 7) Louisiana- New Orleans Rock & Roll- March 3, 2012; time- 3:36:46 8) Kentucky- Kentucky Derby Marathon- April 28, 2012; time- 3:35:41 9) Illinois- Screaming Pumpkin Marathon (Peoria)- Oct. 26, 2012; 5:07:50 10) Oklahoma- Route 66- Tulsa- Nov 18th 2012; 4:15:08 11) Kansas- Garmin Marathon (Olathe)- April 20, 2013; time- 3:51:14 12) West Virginia- Hatfield-McCoy Marathon- June 8, 2013; time- 4:16:29 13) Montana- Missoula Marathon- July 14, 2013: time- 4:22:16 14) Utah- Deseret News Classic Marathon- July 24, 2013; time-4:21:16 15) Mississippi- Tupelo Marathon- Sept 1, 2013; time- 4:40:23 16) Ohio- Air Force Marathon (Dayton)- Sept. 21, 2013; time-4:14:26 17) Alabama- Rocket City- Dec 14, 2013; time- 4:07:23 18) South Carolina- Myrtle Beach- Feb 15th, 2014; time-3:54:43 19) Pennsylvania- River Towns Marathon (Danville)- May 3, 2014; time- 3:55:04 20) Oregon- Foot Traffic Flat- (Sauvie Island)- July 4, 2014; time-3:36:12 Foot Traffic Flat Marathon in Portland. Angie’s first BQ 21) Virginia- Marine Corps Marathon- Arlington, VA- Oct 26, 2014; time-4:33:17 22) Georgia- Chickamauga Battlefield Marathon- Ft. Oglethorpe- Nov 8, 2014; time-3:54:41 23) Texas- San Antonio Rock & Roll Marathon- Dec 7, 2014; time- 3:57:55 24) Maryland- Hawk Indoor Marathon- Dec 31, 2014; time- 4:14:04 25) Massachusetts- Boston Marathon- April 20, 2015; time- 3:43:52 26) Nebraska- Lincoln Marathon- May 3, 2015; time- 4:07:02 27) Colorado- Leadville Trail Marathon- June 20, 2015; time- 7:11:07 After the Leadville Trail Marathon in Colorado. Angie’s toughest race 28) Idaho- To Bone & Back 40 miler- June 27, 2015; time- 7:34:02 29) New Mexico- New Mexico Park Series Sugarite; July 25, 2015; time-4:48:49 30) Wisconsin- North Face Endurance 50 miler; Oct 3, 2015; time-10:05:07 31) Iowa- Oct 18, 2015- Des Moines Marathon; October 18, 2015; time-3:59:41 32) Florida- Jacksonville Bank Marathon- Jan 3, 2016; time- 4:17:40 33) Arizona- Lost Dutchman Marathon- Feb. 14, 2016; time- 4:32:01 34) North Carolina- New South Trail Marathon- March 26, 2016; time-6:27:32 34) New Jersey- New Jersey Marathon- May 1, 2016; time- 4:33:10 36) North Dakota- Fargo Marathon- May 21, 2016; time- 4:30:09 37) California- Shadow of the Giants 50k- June 11, 2016; time- 6:24:28 Shadow of the Giants 50k in California 38) Wyoming- Jackson Hole Marathon; Sept. 2, 2017; time- 5:19:42 39) Maine- Mount Desert Island Marathon; October 15, 2017; time- 4:56:42 40) Delaware- Rehoboth Beach Marathon; December 2, 2017; time-4:43:12 41) Rhode Island- Rhode Race Newport Marathon; April 14, 2018; time- 4:23:21 42) Minnesota- Grandma’s Marathon; June 16, 2018; time- 4:21:46 43) Alaska- Juneau Marathon; July 28, 2018; time-5:19:10 44) Nevada- Red Rock Marathon; Feb. 23, 2019; time- 5:31:21 *speed walking 45) Michigan- Charlevoix Marathon; June 22, 2019; time- 3:39:25 46) South Dakota- Black Hills 50k; June 29, 2019; time-7:41:44 47) Connecticut- Hartford Marathon; Oct. 12, 2019; time- 3:29:32 48) Vermont- Nor’witch Marathon; Oct. 27, 2019; time- 4:05:51 49) New Hampshire- Manchester City Marathon; Nov. 10, 2019; time- 3:43:01 50) Hawaii- Revel Kulia; January 18, 2020; time- 3:19:55 RACE RECAP COMING SOON! Revel Kulia Marathon in Hawaii, massive PR!! Created by Academy member Jo Moore Baily Also Mentioned in This Episode The Drury Hotels -our longtime hotel sponsor. We stayed at the Drury while traveling to many of Angie’s races. They now have over 150 locations around the US. Use our link to save 15% on your stay. www.druryhotels.com/mta The post Angie’s 50 State Marathon Quest appeared first on Marathon Training Academy.

“You’re done. You’re done with running.” When Hollie Hughes learned of her Addisons diagnosis she was confronted with these words. A couple years later this incredibly strong, and strong-willed, person ran a 3:08 at the Wineglass Marathon. Not only that, she did so while pushing her son Jonah. Jonah’s Journey began on September 2, 2010, when he was delivered prematurely at 29 weeks following a placental abruption. As a result, Jonah suffered a stroke and subsequent oxygen deprivation ultimately leading to multiple CNS malformations. Due to these malformations, Jonah has spastic quadriplegia cerebral palsy, medically refractory epilepsy, and cognitive visual impairment, CSWS/ESES. He also has a contagious positive attitude and an intense passion to run. This amazing episode is one of a kind and Hollie is one of the most incredible people to appear on the podcast. This episode is brought to you by Megaton Coffee. Megaton makes great tasting coffee with twice the caffeine. It’s what fuels the Rambling Runner Podcast. Learn more at www.megatoncoffee.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

About Matt: No Meat Athlete was founded in 2009 by Matt Frazier, at about the same time he went vegetarian. Six months later, Matt qualified for the Boston Marathon with a time of 3:09:59 at the Wineglass Marathon, over 100 minutes faster than his first marathon time seven years prior. Since then, Matt has run several 50-mile ultramarathons and in 2013 ran his first 100-miler at Burning River in Ohio. When he’s not running, cooking, or blogging, Matt enjoys martial arts, reading, gambling, music, and brewing beer. He lives in Asheville, North Carolina with his wife, two children, and two rescued dogs.   Purchase The No Meat Athlete Cookbook Website: http://www.nomeatathlete.com/     About eMeals: eMeals is America’s leading online meal planning solution. With 15 meal plan food styles, from Quick & Healthy and Vegan to Low Carb and Paleo, eMeals is the way that smart families do dinner. eMeals meal plans simplify the process for getting healthy and delicious meals on the table. eMeals provides simple-to-follow recipes and 1-click shopping lists. Subscribers can choose to either pick-up items on the shopping lists themselves or utilize the newly integrated grocery delivery option through AmazonFresh and Instacart or curbside pickup with Walmart Grocery or Kroger ClickList. Start your FREE 2-week trial today.  

In episode 15 of season two, we interview Matt Frazier from No Meat Athlete!!  No Meat Athlete was founded in 2009 by Matt Frazier, at about the same time he went vegetarian. Six months later, Matt qualified for the Boston Marathon with a time of 3:09:59 at the Wineglass Marathon, over 100 minutes faster than his first marathon time seven years prior. In June 2010, Matt ran his first 50-mile ultramarathon, and has run several more ultras and marathons each year since. When he’s not running, cooking, or blogging, Matt enjoys reading, gambling, music, and brewing beer. He lives in Asheville, North Carolina with his wife, son and two rescued dogs, and is the author of the up book, No Meat Athlete: Run on Plants and Discover Your Fittest, Fastest, Happiest, Self.

No Meat Athlete was founded in 2009 by Matt Frazier, at about the same time he went vegetarian. Six months later, Matt qualified for the Boston Marathon with a time of 3:09:59 at the Wineglass Marathon, over 100 minutes faster than his first marathon time seven years prior. In June 2010, Matt ran his first 50-mile ultramarathon, and has run several more ultras and marathons each year since. When he’s not running, cooking, or blogging, Matt enjoys reading, gambling, music, and brewing beer. He lives in Asheville, North Carolina with his wife, son and two rescued dogs, and is the author of the upcoming book, No Meat Athlete: Run on Plants and Discover Your Fittest, Fastest, Happiest, Self. No Meat Athlete currently has over 20,000 subscribers and is viewed by over 300,000 unique visitors each month. Visist Matt at nomeatathlete.com

It’s fitting the longest Another Mother Runner podcast focuses on first-time marathoners! Sarah and Dimity chat with three of them to hear all the 26.2 details. First up: BRFs Marianne and Heatherrecount their races at Wineglass Marathon. With their vastly different finish times, these mother runners discuss the difference between “fun” and “satisfied” as post-race feelings. Absurd (a penny-whistle-playing dad!) and beautiful (a butterfly flitting alongside Marianne in the final mile) moments abound. Then Sarah’s cadet from the Saucony 26Strong program, Laura, stops by to share her Chicago Marathon experience. Laura talks about what plans failed (her “fan plan”) and which one succeeded (hint: It involves  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Victory and Smiles Sheila Eagan is joined by her husband Eric to tell us about her journey from soccer player to an ultrarunner who ran the 2015 Virgil Crest 50 miler in 13:14. She also shares a number of Public Service Announcements for aspiring runners. So Listen Up! Episode LinksNazareth CollegeBagel Bunch RunnersOver Door RunnersFlower City Half MarathonShoreline Half MarathonWineglass MarathonDirt Cheap Stage RaceGVH MudslogDirty German 50kColitisTrailsRoc0 SPFReady Set GlowMess The DressMedVedDryer Road ParkMendon 50KSheila's Virgil Write-upPart 1 - The PrepPart 2 - The RacePart 3 - The AftermathRed Newt RacingVirgil Crest Ultras Super Nintendo Track and Field - Power pad Runners (mentioned) Liz Lenz (mentioned) Dan Lopata (mentioned) Matthew French (mentioned) Angie Knyazeva (mentioned) Brian Van Buren (mentioned) Ian Golden (mentioned) Todd Beverly (mentioned) Mike Valone (mentioned) Ready, Set, Glow Interviews Brian Kelly Mark Frank Laura Howard Special Guests: Eric Eagan and Sheila Eagan.

Dimity in the house! Literally. Dimity joins Sarah in her basement recording studio for conversations with two debut marathoners, BFFs Heather Roszczyk and Marianne Lloyd, who have been chronicling their training for Wineglass Marathon on AMR site. First up is Heather, who kicks things off by admitting she mentally raced Sarah at her first trip around the track. This mother of two talks of how she found her “running family” thanks to the local chapter of  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

All hail the running carrot! Today on the show I'm joined by my pal Matt Frazier, the guy behind the wildly successful NoMeatAthlete.com– website, podcast and roadmap series of downloadable tools — an absolute go to resource chock-a-block with information for runners and triathletes of all abilities looking to take their athletic & nutrition game to the next level.Matt founded NoMeatAthlete in 2009, about the same time he went vegetarian. Six months later, Matt qualified for the Boston Marathon with a time of 3:09:59 at the Wineglass Marathon, over 100 minutes faster than his first marathon time seven years prior. In June 2010, Matt ran his first 50-mile ultramarathon, recently completed his first 100-mile race and has run several more ultras and marathons each year since.What's great about Matt is his sincerity, authenticity, transparency and relatability. He's not a world-class athlete, just a friendly, smart and resourceful guy who started experimenting with running and diet and wanted to share what he was learning. A site that started out as little more than a personal document of his experiment in food and fitness, NoMeatAthlete has morphed over the last few years into one of the web's leading resources when it comes to information relating to the intersection of running and plant-based lifestyle.The best part? Matt is genuinely a really nice guy. A guy you just want to see win. Like Rudy — a comparison that will put a smile of irony on your face when you hear our parting words at the end of the interview.Now Matt has taken all he has learned, and synthesized it into a new Book: No Meat Athlete: Run on Plants and Discover Your Fittest, Fastest, Happiest Self* — do yourself a favor and check it out. Let's support this guy!Finally – a note of thanks. Just a few days ago we surpassed ONE MILLION DOWNLOADS of the podcast. That's right. A cool million. That just blows my mind wide open. Does not compute. Surreal. It's all because of you. So thank you – for everything. There have been ups. There have been downs. And more recently, controversy (see comments on Episode 53 with Durianrider- holy smokes). I appreciate you for sticking around. I am truly humbled and more energized than ever to continue the mission. So much great stuff to come.I hope you enjoy the show.SHOW NOTES* Book: No Meat Athlete: Run on Plants and Discover Your Fittest, Fastest, Happiest Self* by Matt Frazier* No Meat Athlete Website* Master Your First Triathlon, Marathon or Half-Marathon with NoMeatAthlete* NoMeatAthlete Triathlon Roadmap* See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.