Persistent running injuries – and how to fix them

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Ben Shepard on chasing PBs in his 50's after being told not to run

Ben Shepard joins Rick and Ben to talk about his 16 year hiatus from marathons after an injury stopped him running, how he managed the fear of re-injury and started training again, why he continues to want to prove to himself he can do hard things and why running continues to his ...  Show more

Sophie Woods on what it takes to run an FKT across The Alps

Fresh from her record breaking performance of setting a new FKT for the Via Alpina, ultrarunner Sophie Woods joins Rick and Ben to talk about this monumental run, what motivated her to do it, how it helped her fall back in love with trail running and much more. Learn more about y ...  Show more

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