
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 | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

You ask, I answer! This month we are covering, among other things, Turkey Trots, HOA insanity, adequate cross-training, and a whole lot more.
Will a good strength training routine help you as a runner in the short-term? In a word, yes. Though some studies claim that the impact is minimal, at best. But what no one can dispute is that strength training is a key component of healthy aging. So... more
Cold and flu season is coming! Getting sick leading up to a race is beyond frustrating. And while you can't guarantee avoiding the crud, there are definitely some things you can do to give yourself the best chance at staying healthy. Today's Episode ... more
From the outside looking in, so many running (and life) solutions are common sense. But from the inside looking out? We have a tendency to overthink and overcomplicate a lot. (Maybe that's just me?) Whenever possible, relying on your common sense to ... more
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Been working with Denny for over 5 years now and this podcast is a great resource to gather little nuggets of his wisdom to take into your own training. 5 stars!
Incredible show for anyone interested in running, fitness, or the philosophy of excellence
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.
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The show features in-depth conversations that unfold during runs, covering running technique, coaching philosophy, race preparation, and life balance. Episodes mix practical training tips (tempo work, recovery, heat management, Q&As) with personal stories and celebrity/elite and everyday runners, creating a friendly, community-driven vibe. A standout is the blend of coaching expertise with long-form storytelling, plus occasional explorations at the intersection of technology, data, and human coaching. New listeners can expect actionable guidance, relatable anecdotes, and a welcoming community for runners at varying levels who value consistency, longevity, and personal growth.
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2. Merili Freear
3. Val Grosso
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