Travel with Running Warehouse Co-Founder Joe Rubio and YouTube running shoe sensation Connor Blalock into a new dimension of running. This is a dimension of running gear, training, industry vets, coaches, athletes and stories of past successes and failures. A podcast journey into the wondrous world of every and all things running. Your next epic running adventure awaits at: “Mr Rubio Used to Run”.... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | RunningSports |
This week we meet up with two legends in the running shoe space, Tom Carleo and Danny Orr. Tom is the VP of North America Running at New Balance and Danny is the GM of Performance Running. With diverse backgrounds and immense knowledge, both Tom and ... more
Joe and Connor return from a busy few weeks to recap all the amazing races and crazy people met along the way. From the Olympic Trials, to Millrose, Mr. Rubio brings back many great stories that will not disappoint! more
This week Joe and Connor discuss their thoughts on workouts that push you to the red line, throwback retro shoes, and the common trend of increasing shoe life cycles. We also go into our thoughts on who we thought would make the Olympic marathon team... more
This week Joe and Connor dive into unique carbon plates, running shoe reviews, crazy running labs, and much more. more
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If you run, coach, ran or into running Shoes this Show is a home run. Joe & Connor drop wisdom on shoes- definitely insight I didn’t know I needed until now. Learned tons about midsole materials that has me evaluating my next pair. Joe has stories that are entertaining & Connor sets up back & forth banter that will keep you entertained & informed on the world of running. Thx for creating this podcast guys & keep it going!
Enjoyed the podcast. Great running chat. Thanks, Paul, Run Preston - Lancashire UK 👍 @therunningshoeguru
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Apple Podcasts | #145 | Belgium/Sports/Running |
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