The power of the run/walk

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Ultra women: Lily Canter and Emma Wilkinson

Writers and authors of 'Ultra Women: The Trailblazers Defying Sexism in Sport', Emma Wilkinson and Lily Canter join Rick and Ben to talk about the book, what it unearthed for them as runners, a celebration of women doing incredible things and what more needs to done about sexism ...  Afficher plus

Josh Widdicombe on the uncomplicated joy of running

Our guest this week (and cover star of the April issue of the magazine) is comedian, podcaster and now running influencer, Josh Widdicombe. A champion of running for the sake of running, Josh chatted to Ben and Rick at the cover shoot about why he started running, what it does fo ...  Afficher plus

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270. The Born to Run Training Philosophy, with Chris McDougall and Eric Orton
The Strength Running Podcast

<span style= "font-weight: 400;">Born to Run</span> <span style= "font-weight: 400;">inspired runners all over the world with its story of the Tarahumara Indians alongside Christopher McDougall's quest to run with more joy and les ...

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s3/e17 Runner Q&A with Coach Elisabeth
The Running Explained Podcast

In this mid-week Q&A episode with Coach Elisabeth, we tackle 3 recent questions from runners:

<ul> <li>What's going on with all these marathoners who run massive PRs (30-40 minutes or more) from their 1st to their 2nd marathon?</li> <li>Can I still get faster as ...  Afficher plus

s4/e19 Can You Do TOO MUCH Base-Building? & Other Questions Answered! with Coach Elisabeth
The Running Explained Podcast

ONE-TAKE Q&A RETURNS!! Answering extra questions from a recent Instagram story Q&A, Coach Elisabeth takes on YOUR questions about running, training, racing, and more! Learn about...

Tapering for a week-long running event

Can you do TOO MUCH base-building? ...

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Run Like a Pro (Even If You're Slow)
The Art of Manliness

Running is a gloriously democratic and accessible sport. All you need is a pair of shoes and the will to start moving your legs. It's so seemingly simple, that you may never think to figure out how you might get better at it — you just follow what your peers may be doing (who ...

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