
The Adventures of a Kiwi and American running couple.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Categories | RunningSports | ||||

Mal and Dwayne remonous about Kerikeri Half marathon. Dwayne does a race report on how his race went, including: pacing, fueling, and his mistakes.
The accountability arsehole segment strikes once again, this time generating a positive response. Wel... more
Put on your buckles this one’s a fun one. We’ve got a quad pod! Bree and Nathan join us as they have been joining us for Mals Muscle Mania.
We talk about training updates for Bree recovering from a concussion, Nathan recovering from Achilles injuri... more
Kia ora, haere mai
This is Chafing the Dream with Mal and Dwayne. We talk about Mal's return to running after a bone stress injury (femoral stress reaction). Mal shares her simple return to running program which can be found here if you want to use ... more
Kia ora
Thanks for tuning on this one. Although it is one of our longer waffling sessions it is a good one. We get some good laughs out of a few topics .
We start with the usual updates on training. Dwayne finally turning the corner after Taupo Ult... more
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Listening to this podcast is not only informative for a runner but also Mal and Dwayne are the sweetest! What a cute couple! I can’t wait to hear more about their relationship as I hear more about running! If I could strive to be any runner it would be Mal!
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