
Official podcast of the Evoke Endurance collective. Evoke Endurance is an institution that disseminates information on training for mountain sports. Here we share our collection of interviews, discussions, and educational materials for the benefit of the global mountain community.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 134 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||

Join Coaches Maya Seckinger and Seth Keena for our July installment of Ask Evoke, where they answer training questions submitted by members of the Evoke Endurance community.
To submit your own training questions, or if you would like to learn more a... more
Join Coaches Scott Johnston and Vince Paikowski for a deep dive on strength training for the endurance athlete, with an emphasis on muscular endurance training. See episode guide for topics covered.
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Join Coach Scott Johnston for a conversation with Paul Booth, who works alongside Scott as a Performance Nutritionist on the teams of 2025 UTMB 1st-place finishers Tom Evans and Ruth Croft. In this discussion, they explore how metabolic processes are... more
Join Coaches Maya Seckinger and Nikki Larochelle for our April installment of Ask Evoke, where they answer training questions submitted by members of the Evoke Endurance community.
To submit your own training questions, or if you would like to learn... more
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I have listened to many episode hoping that there would be information you can take to improve yourself as an endurance athlete.
Unfortunately, they have all these knowledgeable athletes talking but they talk so vaguely that you really don’t get anything out of it.
Lots of “you need to train and eat well” without breaking down what a good training and diet consist of.
Definitely a huge miss in my opinion.
I guess they want you to reach out so they can sell their coaching services and don’... more
Oh my! So interesting. I was a bit lost with the first question but afterwards it was an incredible podcast. So much good and helpful information. Please record a second one for 40+ aged athletes!! Thanks.
Amazing amount of info
You do a great job of clearly explaining how and why you coach the way you do. While some of your thoughts may be controversial, I think anybody who cares about human performance needs to take your thoughts very seriously. The historical summaries are very interesting. Thanks again Scott.
I really wanted to like this podcast — the show notes suggest valuable insights for endurance athletes. But the delivery is very disorganized, with long-winded episodes that could benefit from tighter editing and more thoughtful questions. In the end there are other much better podcasts in this niche. Perhaps future episodes will offer more structure and clearer takeaways. There’s potential here, but it’s not living up to it yet.
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This show centers on endurance training for mountain sports, featuring coaches, athletes, and researchers who share practical coaching methods, testing protocols, and strategy for training, acclimatization, and performance in extreme environments. Episodes emphasize sustainable training for busy lives, aerobic and threshold concepts, and real-world applications from mountaineering, trail running, and ultramarathon contexts. A notable strength is the blend of data-driven pacing insights, high-altitude coaching philosophy, and candid storytelling about expeditions, injuries, and ethics in climbing. The format often mixes Q&A with in-depth conversations, and guests range from elite climbers to scientists, offering actionable takeaways for list... more
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Recent guests on evokecast include:
1. Paul Booth
2. Joseph Mestrallet
3. Tom Evans
4. Ruth Croft
5. David Göttler
6. Dr. David Spindler
7. Nikki LaRochelle
8. Sid Pattison
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