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Everyday Ultra

Joe Corcione
Ultra Running
Ultrarunning
Nutrition
Endurance Training
Mental Toughness
Ultramarathons
Hydration
Mental Resilience
Running
Mental Health
Ultramarathon
Recovery
Cocodona 250
Injury Prevention
Heat Training
Strength Training
Mindset
Ultra Marathon
Western States 100
Endurance Running

Tips on how to be a better endurance athlete, every day, directly from the world's best runners! Whether you participate in endurance races as a hobby, or you're a competitive ultra-endurance athlete, this podcast will help you achieve your goals when it comes to racing, training, and recovery. The show is hosted by Ultra-Endurance athlete, Joe Corcione, who has competed in Ultramarathons, Ultratr... more

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Natalia's journey into ultrarunning is anything but ordinary. After winning The Circle and serving in the British Army, she found herself taking on some of the world’s toughest stage races—including Marathon des Sables as her first ultra.

Today you... more

When life throws a wrench into your training, your race, or your plans, it’s easy to let one inconvenience spiral into “my whole race is ruined.” In ultrarunning, things will go wrong. The real skill is learning how to respond when they do.

In this ... more

Nutrition can make or break an ultramarathon. In this episode, we’re breaking down one of the most frustrating parts of ultra running: what happens when your fueling strategy stops working. From nausea and stomach issues to palate fatigue, hydration ... more

This is a different episode, as we are covering everything we're building here at Everyday Ultra, and how you can be a part of it!

We usually don't talk about these too much on the podcast, as we always try to keep the focus of adding value first a... more

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Recent Guests

Natalya Platonova
Ultra runner and mental health advocate, former Circle winner, British Army nurse
Independent / Athlete
Episode: How to Build Confidence Through Hard Things, Stop Comparing Yourself, and Run for the Love of It with Natalya Platonova
Justin Kaufmann
22-time marathoner, 12-time ultramarathoner, 2-time Ironman; endurance athlete and sobriety advocate
Episode: Fueled by Maple Syrup, This Guy is Running 12 Ultras in 12 Months with Justin Kaufmann
Max Jolliffe
Ultra runner and Badwater 135 winner
Independent athlete
Episode: Max Jolliffe on Winning Badwater 135 and Building Self-Belief
Jen Higgins
Ultra-endurance athlete, coach, and Everyday Ultra team member
Everyday Ultra Coaching
Episode: How to Run Your Best 100 Miler Yet and Improve Your Ultra Performance with Jen Higgins
Sierra Moore Morris
Mental performance and resilience expert; Run Shattered podcast host
Run Shattered; Everyday Ultra athlete
Episode: Mental Performance for Ultrarunning and Training for 100 Milers with Sierra Morris
Janina Simmons
Sergeant Major, US Army Ranger School graduate, cancer survivor and author
Draw Four
Episode: How to Mentally Overcome Any Challenge in Running (And Life) With Janina Simmons
Alberto Gomez
Everyday Ultra athlete
Everyday Ultra
Episode: How He Nearly Doubled His Backyard Ultra Distance in One Year: Alberto Gomez on Smarter Training, Mental Toughness, and Going Further
Hunter Foltz
Coach on the Everyday Ultra racing team, endurance athlete
Everyday Ultra
Episode: How to Keep Improving as an Ultrarunner: Training Experiments, Race Lessons, and Mental Toughness with Hunter Foltz
Christian Carlson
Everyday Ultra content manager and USG Ultra Running certified coach
Everyday Ultra
Episode: 100 Mile Ultramarathon Training Tips and Lessons

Host

Joe Corcione
Host of Everyday Ultra

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 603 ratings
  • Such Great Info

    This is one of my favorite podcasts! I really appreciate Joe and everything he pours into it. I enjoy the episodes with guests just as much as the ones where it’s only him. His generous spirit really comes through, and he shares so much great information that I know will help me become a better ultrarunner. I hope I get to meet him someday!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LauriRottmayer
    United Statesa month ago
  • Amazing podcast

    Few folks care as much about promoting the sport and lifestyle of ultra running like Joe. His entire goal is to promote positivity in running and it bleeds through in every “show”. Him and his group is doing everything they can to promote running and helping everyone from every background be the best ultra runners possible.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bradleymw1988
    United States3 months ago
  • Friends with a date rapist

    Being friends with someone like Eli Wehbe isn’t a good look

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Hdjdkkdokd
    United States4 months ago
  • Really Nice Genuine Guy - Tough to Follow or Understand

    The host seems like a genuinely good guy, and the podcast occasionally features strong guests and useful information. There are definitely moments when the show provides real value, especially when the conversation is focused.

    That said, the communication style can be difficult to follow at times and is far from ideal for a podcast host. The host often jumps around, over-explains points, and could benefit from being more concise and structured, or from producing the podcast with a different hos... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    KP_Kelly
    United States4 months ago
  • Great Show Please Talk Slower

    The content of the show is top tier and so insightful as a new runner. However, as a podcast listener I would appreciate a slightly slower pace of talking. Because the show covers a lot of topics, it is sometimes hard to digest everything when you are talking so fast. I would also suggest less side tangent rambles or phrases like “I always say…” and less lip smacking after pauses/ums.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Paul Juan 11
    United States6 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners praise the host's authentic, down-to-earth vibe and actionable coaching tips.
Many appreciate the practical focus on mindset and race-day strategies.
Positive feedback often centers on guest quality and real-world coaching insights.
A few reviews highlight audio pacing or delivery style as an area for polish.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#8
United States/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#25
United Kingdom/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#40
Canada/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#33
Australia/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#58
Italy/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#70
Germany/Sports/Running

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

How to Avoid And Solve Nutrition and Stomach Issues in Ultramarathons
Q: How should I pace carbs per hour on a long ultra?
Aim for roughly 20-30 minute increments rather than hourly chunks, split your total hourly carbs into smaller, more frequent sips to improve digestibility and maintain blood flow to the gut.
Mental Performance for Ultrarunning and Training for 100 Milers with Sierra Morris
Q: What were the key mental strategies Sierra used to get through Vermont 100 from mile 60 onward?
She used present-moment focus, accepted pain as part of the experience, adjusted her strategy (changing shoes, allowing walking on uphills, pushing on downhills), and continuously reframed the situation by asking what could be controlled to improve the moment.
Badwater 135 Q&A: How to Run Well in Heat, Nutrition and Hydration, and More
Q: What were the biggest logistics wins/challenges?
The crew was dialed, with frequent but not excessive stops (about every two miles). Gear and cooling strategies were well-planned; the main challenge was lubrication and chafing, which taught importance of proactive maintenance and carrying supplies. Crew management to maximize efficiency and minimize time at aid stations was crucial.
Badwater 135 Q&A: How to Run Well in Heat, Nutrition and Hydration, and More
Q: What is your protocol for heat training—how long, when to do it?
There are three levels: a standard taper heat block (7-10 days, integrated into the taper), a two-stage heat block (6 weeks out plus taper for extreme heat races), and adding active heat training for edge cases. The key is not to overdo it and to time it so you don't accumulate excessive stress.
The Most Important Metrics to Track in Your Ultramarathon Training
Q: Pamela asks about the usefulness and accuracy of the H drop for monitoring hydration and fluid loss.
The host explains that the H drop provides continuous monitoring of sweat rate and sweat sodium concentration, with caveats for small adjustments (underestimation of sweat rate by about 0.5 L/hour and slight overestimation of sweat sodium concentration). It's valuable for active measurement, but users should account for these adjustments and prefer it to single-point lab tests for ongoing monitoring.

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A recurring show focused on practical coaching, mindset, and strategy for endurance athletes, especially ultrarunners. Episodes frequently center on mental resilience, injury prevention, race-day pacing, fueling, and how to apply data and coaching frameworks to long-distance training. A standout aspect is the host's emphasis on learning-by-doing, real-world race stories, and community-building through Everyday Ultra coaching and gear partners, which often leads to actionable takeaways for listeners aiming to improve performance and consistency over time.

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Recent guests on Everyday Ultra include:

1. Natalya Platonova
2. Justin Kaufmann
3. Max Jolliffe
4. Jen Higgins
5. Sierra Moore Morris
6. Janina Simmons
7. Alberto Gomez
8. Hunter Foltz

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