Karl Meltzer: 100 miles is not that far.

Karl Meltzer: 100 miles is not that far.

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Returning to Running After Injury: What Actually Works (And What Keeps You Stuck)

Most runners don’t get injured because they’re weak.They get injured because they rush the return.In this episode, we break down what actually matters when returning to running after injury, drawing on principles used by physiotherapists, sports doctors, and experienced run coach ...  Show more

The Truth About Sleep Deprivation Training for Ultras

Sleep deprivation training is often recommended for ultrarunners.But does it actually make you a better athlete?In this episode, we break down the reality of sleep deprivation training and explain why we don’t believe the benefits outweigh the costs for most runners.We talk about ...  Show more

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