
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 | Daily | Episodes | 209 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RunningSports | |||

On this episode, the boys had on Joseph Whelan! Joseph just came off of winning the Indianapolis Monumental Marathon in 2:12 during a 100 mile training week.
Joseph's ultimate goal this fall/winter is CIM, where the US Marathon Championships are bei... more
On this episode, Chris recaps the D1 NCAA XC meet! We covered both the individual and team races.
On the women's side, freshman phenom Jane Hedengren almost completed a perfect freshman season, but ultimately got 2nd to Alabama superstar Doris Lemn... more
On this episode, the boys had on special guest Alex Schenk! Alex is a teacher and the Head Cross-Country/Track coach at Collegiate School in St. Louis.
In 2022, a shooting took place at the school and the cross-country coach at the time passed away ... more
On this episode, the boys had the new Life in Stride coaches on, Erik Stauderman and Kendy Eckel! We thought it would be a fun way for the audience to get to know them with a listener Q + A.
This was a really fun episode, it's always interesting ma... more
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I began listening to LIS boys as my running journey moved into my first eyes on a marathon that will be next weekend. Great show and tailored to those grinding out the run life while managing 9-5s, families, work etc. shout out to the boys for making this a great experience for me.
Immature hosts who say “dude” a lot. The one guy who quit his full-time job to do their business (whatever that is) full-time makes sure to slide that in any chance he can get. They are “coaches” now and this is how they’re making their money, which is pretty sad cause they’re too immature to be coaches and are clearly just doing it to take people’s money and work the least amount possible. It’s embarrassing how ‘influencers’ can take advantage of their listeners. Just grow up.
Always love the banter and guests they have on! Great mix of keeping running fun, informative, and getting to know their guests! Favorite pod by far!
The boys keep things fresh & fun for this 45 year old lifelong runner. And they’ve got me seriously considering a marathon at some point in the future.
Absolutely love the podcast boys! The energy y’all bring to each episode has the same effect as you do in the running community. It’s what made me so excited about running when I began, and what tipped me over the edge to start working with y’all as coaches. Wish you all the best in your marathon builds! Love you, mean it❤️🔥⚡️
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Focused on the journeys of amateur runners, this podcast provides a supportive environment for those balancing family, work, and running performance. Episodes frequently feature inspiring guest stories, athletic achievements, and discussions about the challenges faced by those pursuing personal records. Each episode blends humor and insights, creating an engaging atmosphere that resonates with listeners interested in the world of running and the lifestyle that accompanies it. The aim of fostering community among runners allows for an enriching experience, making it a relatable choice for anyone navigating their athletic journey while managing life's responsibilities.
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Recent guests on Life in Stride include:
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2. Coach Kendy
3. Coach Erik
4. Gabi Rooker
5. Dr. Bill Evans
6. Natosha Rogers
7. Ben Felton
8. Jacob Thomson
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