
Track and field's biggest names on the track, in the coaching ranks and within the industry sit down and open up in-depth to share brilliant insights and vivid snapshots from their professional/personal accomplishments and experiences in the sport. Hosted by CITIUS MAG founder Chris Chavez. The show was named one of "The Best Running Podcasts" by Runner's World. ▶ Visit CITIUSMAG.com ▶ Twi... more
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Chris and Preet Majithia break down the biggest stories from the first full weekend of the 2026 outdoor season and then preview the 2026 Boston Marathon.
Discussed in this episode:
– Gout Gout runs 19.67 in the 200m — is it legit?
– The wind theor... more
“The fact that I’m getting to the starting line totally healthy is the biggest win in my eyes. As I said before for New York, I was not healthy going into that race. I had been dealing with so many things that were physically hurting me in runs and w... more
Chris Chavez and Preet Majithia break down one of the first weekends of the early 2026 outdoor season.
Discussed in this episode:
– Intro: Magic Boost at the Florida Relays
– Sha’Carri Richardson wins the Stawell Gift and goes viral
– The “fastes... more
“I’m just a regular guy who has put years and years of work in and it finally paid off… If you keep working at it, the sky is the limit. I only ran 30:50 for the 10K in college and now I’m running 2:09 for the marathon. If you like people who put the... more
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Was once an ok show, but with each passing episode, it becomes harder to listen to without feeling in some way lectured to about something political or extremely liberal. Very unenjoyable now and won’t be coming back. Runners, there are other podcasts out there.
Don’t fine players for celes trust. Let the ja morants. Morant, it’s entertaining and habz can deal like any pro.
I’ve been a listener for a while now, enjoy nerding out while I hear Chris and Preet break down race performances and speculate on future ones. Love the data driven estimates but also the intuition of the hosts. Imagine my surprise while I was doing my long run on the Central Park loop and I look up and see Chris running towards me looking while his voice was in my ear!
I really appreciate the Citius Mag podcast and being a European based fan also the fact that you include an international view on the sport
The podcast is off cause basically US focused, but I really enjoy the weekly summary show where you are focusing on the international picture of our sport. I really enjoy the inclusion of Preet Majithia, who ensure the European angle. I understand Preet is a relative newcomer to the sport, and as such I find his analysis (also of the more technical aspects, ... more
I used to love this podcast… And really want to again! But the amount of times Chris says “I guess” to prompt a question has made it so hard to listen. At least 50x a pod. You’re great Chris. And you know a lot. Don’t need to guess!
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The content provides an engaging glimpse into the world of track and field, featuring in-depth interviews and discussions with prominent athletes, coaches, and industry figures. A significant focus is placed on the dynamics of the sport, including personal journeys, the impact of technological advancements in equipment, and insights into competitive dynamics. Episodes often explore the emotional and psychological aspects of athletics, along with notable performances and records, making it an insightful resource for both avid fans and casual listeners interested in the intricacies of running. Unique themes include an emphasis on athlete narratives, mental health awareness within the sport, and the exploration of professional journeys, partic... more
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