Goal of the podcast: serve as a safe haven for the “try hard” amateur who loves to balance the demands of family, work and life while building their fastest self. We’re all about chasing smiles, miles and PRs.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsRunning |
In this episode, the boys have on special guest Caitlyn Miller. Caitlyn is a sub-3 marathoner, the founder of running apparel brand “Expntl Athletics,” and a running influencer with 129k followers on Instagram! We discussed how her business got start... more
In this episode, the boys have on special guest Clark Morin. Clark is a 2:36 marathoner based out of Chicago and just came off of a 2:37 performance at the Boston Marathon. He is currently balancing a Master’s degree, full-time job, training at a hig... more
In this episode, the boys discuss having a healthy relationship with running and also how they balance running with the other important things in life. Cheston and Chris also break down their upcoming half-marathon this week. more
In this episode, the boys discuss Danny and Scotty’s race results from last weekend! Danny ran 2:50 in the Carmel Marathon and Scotty ran 2:43 at Boston. We also nearly convince Cheston to sign up for the KDF marathon just 10 days out from the event.... more
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Great race preview- running it for the first time. This was incredible. How do I find the Spotify playlist from the St Pats half?
Can’t believe I waited so long to give this podcast a listen. Hands down captivating from start to finish with every episode and this group of guys enjoys talking about running almost as much as they enjoy running itself. The relationship and bond the 4 of them have you can really hear through their seamless and effortless conversation. Their honesty and knowledge has enticed me to set higher running goals for myself but also helped me to dial in my WHY. Excellent work gentleman. Love it!
I stumbled upon this podcast after following one of the hosts on Strava. I’m pretty new to the running world, but happy to be getting involved. Already listened to several episodes. Love being able to support some fellow Kentucky runners, brainstorm run training, and hear about current events in the running world.
I know these guys personally. Couldn’t be better people both on the roads (or track) and in their family and professional lives. Glad they are sharing their wisdom with the podcast world. Even though the mood is overall light this podcast has some deep conversations with topics applicable to things far beyond running. 10/5 stars!
Surround yourself with voices that push you to attain your goals. These guys have done that work and speak with authority on running to big goals with real responsibility. This is a podcast that teaches, entertains, and motivates. It’s one not to miss if you’ve ever thought you don’t have enough time, can’t commit, or aren’t fast enough. There’s a place for you in the running community and Chris, Cheston, Danny, and Scotty show you how to show up for yourself and your family- through running and... more
Apple Podcasts | #50 | United States/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #98 | Canada/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #137 | United Kingdom/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #90 | Italy/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #121 | Australia/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #164 | France/Sports/Running |
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