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Beyond The Finish Line

Performance Media
Running
Marathon Training
Trail Running
Triathlon
Endurance Sports
Marathon
Alcohol
Performance Project
Nutrition
Ironman
Social Media
Ultra Running
Sydney Marathon
Fitness
Running Performance
Cozzy 100
Goal Setting
Training
Pregnancy
Mental Health

"Beyond the Finish Line" is the ultimate podcast for the everyday runner. Whether you're a seasoned marathoner chasing new goals or just lacing up your shoes for the first time, hosts Matt and Georgia bring you inspiring stories, practical strategies, and honest conversations about the joys and challenges of running. Join us as we explore what it truly means to go beyond the finish line.

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Latest Episodes

Anyone can do a marathon — but should you? And how long should you actually wait before you sign up?

Episode 75: the marathon isn't the default goal for every runner, and it might not be yours. Why the best endurance athletes on the planet spend a d... more

What goes up must come down the post-race blues aren't a bug, they're built into the sport.

Episode 74: what to do when the race is over and you don't know what to do next. The 18-24 month goal reframe, how to actually define recovery, the "directio... more

The hay is in the barn race week is where most people fuck up what they've already earned.

Episode 73:

your Race Week Survival Guide. Tapering, maranoia, race morning logistics, carb loading without going full donut bender, controlling nervous ener... more

Listener questions, fully loaded from "am I overtraining or just adapting?" to "is sub-4 realistic on three runs a week?"

Episode 72 is our favourite episode of the month your questions, answered. Matt and Georgia get through how to tell the differe... more

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Recent Guests

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Episode: #Ep 63 | Marathon Mini Series | Marathon Myths That Are Ruining Your Race

Hosts

Matt
Co-host and endurance coach, frequently leading episodes and sharing coaching insights from their Performance Project collaborations.
Georgia
Co-host and runner-focused collaborator, often introducing segments and engaging in Q&A while sharing coaching perspectives.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#31
Canada/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#57
United Kingdom/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#2
Australia/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#53
Germany/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#188
Australia/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#7
South Africa/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#11
Argentina/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#19
Spain/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#36
Netherlands/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#51
New Zealand/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#137
Argentina/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#138
South Africa/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#163
Hong Kong/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#179
Sweden/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#221
Spain/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#235
Ireland/Sports/Running

Talking Points

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#Ep 74 | The Post Race Crash Nobody Warns You About!
Q: A listener asks about signs of marathon training fatigue vs needing training adjustments or taper readiness—how should they interpret a situation where aerobic fitness improves but leg turnover lags?
Often this points to mechanics rather than pure fitness; focus on cadence, arm drive, and later on ankle stiffness and plyometrics to improve leg turnover, while recognizing that some athletes need targeted mobility and strength work to translate fitness into speed.
#Ep 74 | The Post Race Crash Nobody Warns You About!
Q: Is the first kilometer of a run supposed to be the slowest, or is that an oversimplified rule?
It's an oversimplified statement; the first portion of a run should be conservative as you warm up, but it doesn't have to be the absolute slowest kilometer—it's more about gradually easing into your pace.
#Ep 75 | Are Marathons Actually for Everyone?
Q: What's more valuable: one incredible marathon or multiple PBs at shorter distances?
It depends on your long-term goals; one destination marathon could be epic for experience and motivation, but accumulating PBs at shorter distances can accelerate overall running development and support a stronger marathon later.
#Ep 75 | Are Marathons Actually for Everyone?
Q: If your goal is speed in shorter distances, should you abandon marathon plans?
No; a marathon can still fit into a broader long-term plan, but you should titrate training to avoid burnout and injuries, potentially cycling through 5K, 10K, and half-marathon blocks before attempting a marathon.
#Ep 75 | Are Marathons Actually for Everyone?
Q: Should you focus on a marathon immediately or build up with shorter distances first?
Prioritize a strong why and life-compatible plan; start with shorter races to build fitness, test your readiness, and then move toward a marathon when you feel truly prepared, both physically and financially.

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This show centers on practical endurance running coaching and community-building for runners at all levels, with an emphasis on marathon and trail running, long-term progression, and sustainable training. Episodes blend technique, coaching philosophy, race strategy, and behind-the-scenes life updates from two coaches who frequently discuss base-building, zone training, nutrition, gear, and race-day tactics. A recurring strength is translating coaching theory into accessible, real-world advice, often illustrated through personal race reports, pregnancy-related topics, and community anecdotes. The format is collaborative and supportive, with clear emphasis on long-term improvement, consistency, and the culture of running communities in Austra... more

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