The podcast where we talk to the smartest, most informed, most influential, and sometimes fastest runners on the planet.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | RunningSports |
In this engaging podcast episode, Jackie Gaughan, a rising star in the marathon running scene, shares her journey, insights, and experiences in the sport. From her impressive performance at the 2024 California International Marathon to her reflection... more
In this episode of Running State of the Sport, hosts Amby Burfoot and George Hirsch chat with Ray Flynn, a former elite miler and current athlete manager. They discuss Flynn's extensive career in athletics, his experiences at the Olympics, the evolut... more
In this episode, hosts Amby Burfoot and George Hirsch talk with Edwin Moses, a legendary figure in track and field. During his competitive career, he won 122 consecutive 400 meter hurdles races--a streak that lasted almost 10 years, and is unlikely e... more
In this conversation, Susanna Sullivan reviews the highs and lows of her running in 2024. This includes missing the Olympic Marathon Trials in February due to an injury and Covid ... then bouncing back in October with a big marathon PR of 2:21:56 in ... more
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Amby and George are doing a great job combining the history of the sport with current status and happenings! I particularly liked the latest episode with Ed Eyestone which, for me, brings back memories of years past and also connects my experiences with what’s going on today in our sport. Ed’s C+C=EE and CCC advice for the runners he coaches reveals his unique innovative thought and motivation process that has helped countless high-performing runners but can also be used by the rest of us to mot... more
If you are a runner, this podcast is a must listen. The deep knowledge of the hosts and the quality of the guest is great! Thanks George and Amby!
What a gift to be able to hear these interviews of running greats — being interviewed BY two running greats! I’m all in.
These two guys are so smart and have so much experience on the roads. Their insights are endless and they have so much passion for our sport.
Great guests.
Basic in the best way questions.
And an interesting perspective via the guest they choose.
Passionate hosts
Passionate guests
Passionate listener.
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