Atlantic CEO Nick Thompson on Master's Training, Motivation, and Breakthroughs

Atlantic CEO Nick Thompson on Master's Traini...

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4 Elite Marathon Workouts & How to Adapt Them For You (Coach Brant Stachel Returns)

What can we learn from elite-level marathon workouts? A lot! Joining us is coach Brant Stachel, a psychotherapist, author, massage therapist, and former elite triathlete. Listen to our previous conversation about how he focues on the mental side of running with pro runners here. ...  Show more

The Value of Zone 3, Heart Rate vs. Effort, & How Heat Impacts Z2 with Brady Holmer (repost!)

Brady Holmer is a physiologist, 2:24 marathoner, and author of the Physiologically Speaking newsletter. This episode is important because it refutes many myths about Zone 2. It was first published in 2024 at the height of the Z2 craze. Brady and Jason discuss: Zone 2 specifics Wh ...  Show more

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