Running science, explained. Each episode, hosts Brady Holmer and Thomas Watson break down one major sports science topic or study related to running, in a way that regular runners can apply it to their daily training and routines. We cover topics like nutrition, training protocols and methodologies, fuelling, supplementation, recovery, and overall well-being.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | RunningSports |
Today’s notes and references:
The paper: Training Volume and Training Frequency Changes Associated with Boston Marathon Race Performance
link:
link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40279-025-02304-4?cjdata=MXxZfDB8WXww
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Brady and Thomas break down a recent mini-review paper on negative splits and discuss the training, strategies, and their experiences in negative splits and pacing a marathon.References:The physiology and psychology of negative splits: insights into ... more
Amby Burfoot has been running marathons since 1965, won the Boston Marathon in 1968 in 2:22:17, set his PR at in Fukuoka on the same year with 2:14:28, and continues to run marathons today - including the 2025 Boston marathon. He has then had a long ... more
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I really enjoy the scientific data behind a lot of the episodes of this podcast. I also enjoy the episodes where Brady and Thomas just blitz topics rapid fire discussing whether they’re worth me spending time exploring more throughly or if they’re more fad or pseudoscience type of topics. I always learn something new listening.
These chaps are engaging and clearly have a personal interest in the subject matter. I always learn something
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Structured around running science, this series comprehensively examines key aspects of training and performance enhancement, making complex topics accessible for everyday runners. Through engaging discussions and interviews with experts, episodes focus on diverse elements such as nutrition, recovery strategies, training metrics, and the psychological aspects of endurance sports. Listeners can expect to learn about practical applications of scientific findings, from hydration techniques to the role of various supplements, equipping them with knowledge that can be directly incorporated into their running routines.
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