
Some of the best conversations I've ever had have taken place while running with others. Over the course of several miles, the conversations are allowed to flow freely and cover a variety of topics. And that's what I try to do with my podcast.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 530 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

You ask, I answer! This month's Qs have a Halloween bent, but also cover the future of the podcast, charity running, big city races, and a whole lot more! Check out the full list of Qs and my meme/GIF As at DizRuns.com/1319. Love the show? Che... more
Knowing is one thing, doing is another. Most runners know what to do to reach their goals. Doing the things, consistently, is where the struggle becomes very real. I'm offering some tips to help you do the things that need to be done in today's episo... more
Runners have to make choices all of the time. And choices have consequences, some good and some not so good. Whenever possible, choose wisely. Check out the blog post for today's episode at DizRuns.com/1317. Love the show? Check out the suppor... more
Experience is a great teacher, but sometimes too much experiences leads to forgetting what it's like to be new. As runners, remembering what it was like when you didn't know what you know now can be a very good thing. Check out the full blog post for... more
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I especially love the q&a episodes with the no-nonsense answers
One of Diz’s best interviews. Maybe taking time off from the weekly long podcasts will work out better for you. This was an excellent interview
I don’t actually run any longer. I’ve put all my eggs in the competitive swimming basket and yet I still get a lot of value from Diz and the podcast. The life advice, the general training advice, and the positivity are all applicable even though I’ve shifted my sports focus. So I wholeheartedly recommend the podcast to anyone on a fitness and training journey.
While I usually enjoy Denny, sometimes he needs to do a little bit more homework and peoples issues. This last show referring to fueling is an example. He should leave it to the nutritionist’s. Yes, you can overdo, but underfueling cannot leave you fighting to finish and slows down recovery.
Great interviews coverings all types of running and runners. I’m a beginner runner and I truly enjoy this podcast. Updated 12/16/22. Well it has been a few years since my first review. I’ve been listening to Denny as I’ve gone from 5ks and half marathons then to my one marathon and then moved to ultra marathons. I’ve gone from road to trails and Denny still has good information with his not so quick tips and interviews.
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This podcast specializes in a mix of engaging discussions centered around running and the lifestyle surrounding it. It features interviews with a diverse range of guests, including athletes of varying skill levels, coaches, and experts sharing insights and personal stories. Topics often touch on race preparation, training strategies, mental health, and personal growth, providing content that resonates with both new and seasoned runners. Its unique approach fosters a sense of community among listeners as they navigate their own running journeys, making it relatable and uplifting for anyone interested in fitness and wellness.
Listeners can expect practical advice, inspiring stories, and candid conversations, as the host encourages a friendly... more
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