'Why do you run?' Runners are asked this question a thousand times. They are asked by friends, family, strangers, but mostly they ask themselves. Personal Record is a podcast for everyday runners like you looking for the most elusive answer to the most obvious question...Why?
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Category | Sports |
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Tim has great guests and makes it feel like the conversation that you might want to have with people on a long run. He asks interesting questions and also lets the conversation flow. Keep it up!
Awesome podcast. Tim has a natural ability to interview and make guests feel comfortable. Whether you’re just starting out or an elite athlete, this podcast has something for you.
Tim is an amazing host and the personal record podcast never disappoints. more
Love listing to this podcast it’s easy to listen to and Tim has interesting guest and great questions.
Tim has a knack for interviewing runners. It's great to be able to hear what makes these runners tick and what drives them.
Fun and lively podcast. A must for any runner as well as anyone thinking of becoming a runner. Interesting information in a relaxing atmosphere.
As a runner and triathlete myself, I really enjoy hearing from the host, Tim, and his guests, all great athletes, about what motivates them! I’ve learned a little something and laughed along the way during each episode! Looking forward to hearing more!
Tim is a great runner and personifies all that is good about running. It is always worth the time to talk with him about running.
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