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Eat Sleep Run Repeat

Steven Woolley
Running
Gold Coast Marathon
Parkrun
Marathon
Marathon Running
Marathon Training
Melbourne Marathon
Boston Marathon
Sydney Marathon
Trail Running
Australia
Strava
Running Community
Nutrition
Gold Coast
Training
Ballarat Marathon
Pacing Strategies
London Marathon
Strength Training

Welcome to Eat Sleep Run Repeat, we hope you enjoy our shows and hope we can motivate some listeners to get out there and run for fun.

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Latest Episodes

The running community turned out in huge numbers this week and we’re breaking it all down on the latest episode of Eat Sleep Run Repeat.

Matt Archer joins us to review the standout performances, surprises and talking points from the 2026 Brisbane Ma... more

If you’ve ever wondered whether you should be doing tempo runs, threshold sessions, or both, this episode is for you.

Joining me is running coach and founder of Start Running Stay Running, Carl Batty. We break down two of the most misunderstood trai... more

This week on Eat Sleep Run Repeat we unpack two massive weeks of training, marathon prep, fatigue, motivation and everything in between.

Nathan talks about getting an epidural for his hip (which honestly sounded terrifying), how the recovery is goi... more

Boston isn’t just another race — and Lisa Weightman knows it better than most.

She joins us for a second time to break down her latest run, the challenges that don’t show up on results sheets, and what it really takes to compete on one of the bigges... more

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Recent Guests

Adam Leishman
Former guest of the show
Episode: The Greatest Group Run on Earth? | Degani’s Run Club, Nathan’s Epidural & Big Marathon Training Weeks
Lisa Weightman
Elite marathon runner and guest on the show
Australian track and field athlete
Episode: Boston Marathon Exposed — Lisa Weightman Tells All
Steve McKenna
Professional endurance athlete (former triathlete, marathon runner)
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Episode: Steve McKenna: Ironman Champion to 2:16 Marathoner + Building NERD Belts
Carl Batty
Running coach and VO2 max expert
Episode: Run Faster With Less Effort: The Truth About VO₂ Max Training
Stuart Greaves
Elite masters runner, previously a competitive marathoner with a PB of 2:22.
Episode: 69 Years Old. Still Chasing Marathons — Stuart Greaves’ Long Return
Krishna Stanton
A Brisbane-based runner and recent World Age Champion at the New York Marathon
Episode: EP 203 - Krishna Stanton - New York Marathon World Age Champion
Steve Monaghetty
Mentor and coach who has significant experience in competitive running
Episode: EP 203 - Krishna Stanton - New York Marathon World Age Champion
Robyn Lazenby
Co-founder of In2Adventure, experienced in adventure racing and event management.
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Episode: EP 196 - In2Adventure with Robyn and Simon Lazenby
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Hosts

Woolie Wooly Matt Barden Matt Archer Ed Jenkins
Co-hosts and guests providing running coaching, race coverage, and community stories.
Steve Woolley Wally Matt Woolly
Regular contributors and co-hosts focusing on training updates, local events, and gear banter.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 71 ratings
  • Great pod

    Another great episode! Keep up the good work lads and thanks for the shout out. Cheers, Matt T

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Matty_T2026
    Australia4 months ago
  • Love the Show

    Great running chat and love the local flavour along with the quality guests. Never miss it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lilly L ❤️
    Australia3 years ago
  • Unpretentious running chats

    Great content from some really great guys. Always interesting, relatable and inspiring.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bris-coffee-drop
    Australia3 years ago
  • Genuine

    This is a great listen! It’s like listening to a group of mates chatting about their genuine thoughts around running and fitness. Great guests and real-world guys just chewing the day!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sach W.
    Australia4 years ago

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Guests bring real-world experience, inspiring athletes and practical coaching insights.
The show feels like a group of mates sharing genuine thoughts on running and fitness.
Listeners appreciate honest, relatable running chats that blend technical tips with everyday banter.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Boston Marathon Exposed — Lisa Weightman Tells All
Q: Do you see yourself doing more marathons, or are you focusing on shorter distances going forward?
Her plan is to focus on 10K and half-marathon training first to regain speed, with marathon participation only if she is confident in her form and can translate that into strong, balanced performance.
Boston Marathon Exposed — Lisa Weightman Tells All
Q: What was the Boston experience like compared to other majors you've run?
She describes Boston as very welcoming and comparable to New York, with strong elite support and a vibrant crowd atmosphere similar to London, highlighting the shared energy and race-day camaraderie.
Boston Marathon Exposed — Lisa Weightman Tells All
Q: So in the lead-up to Boston, what kind of training did you do for that specific course?
She details increased hill work, steering away from flat track intervals, and acknowledges the need for more downhill work and access to big hills to mimic Boston's course, while noting constraints from work commitments.
From Ravers to Runners - Ed Jenkins on Turning Party People into Endurance Athletes
Q: Have you ever run London Marathon?
No, I'm not a distance person. I think it's just the fact that my head gets bored.
The Mind of a Marathon Legend: How Steve Moneghetti Built World-Class Toughness (And What Runners Can Learn)
Q: How many marathons do you think you've got left?
I'm not going to run another marathon unless I can run under 235.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Eat Sleep Run Repeat

What is Eat Sleep Run Repeat about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Listeners tune in for relatable, practical running talk that blends weekly training updates with race reports, coaching tips, and mental strategies. Episodes cover VO2 max training, injury recovery, elite and community racing, gear and hydration, plus inspiring stories from endurance athletes who've transitioned to business or coaching. A frequent focus on local running communities, event logistics, and behind-the-scenes perspectives from athletes keeps conversations candid and actionable for runners at all levels, from beginners to marathoners. The show often balances technical coaching with light banter, humor, and real-world safety and motivation, making it helpful for anyone seeking accountability, technique insight, and a sense of runn... more

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Recent guests on Eat Sleep Run Repeat include:

1. Adam Leishman
2. Lisa Weightman
3. Steve McKenna
4. Carl Batty
5. Stuart Greaves
6. Krishna Stanton
7. Steve Monaghetty
8. Robyn Lazenby

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