Running with Coach Jay
Jay JohnsonRunning with Coach Jay is for the adult runner who wants to understand the sport on a deeper level. Join Coach Jay each week for a long-form interview with coaches and runners who share their knowledge and experience so that you can become an excellent athlete. Shorter episodes throughout the week will keep you thinking about how you can train smart so you can race fast.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | RunningSports | ||||
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In this second episode with Phil Wharton he continues telling his origin story, specifically how he and his father Jim grew their clinic in New York, NY, helping a variety of clients.
Phil then moved west, to Flagstaff, AZ, both to help the elite r... more
In this second episode with Phile Wharton, we continue talking about his backstory. He and his father Jim started their clinic in New York, NY, and worked tirelessly to help a variety of clients in their years there.
Phil eventually moved to Flags... more
Jeff Boelé is one of the finest coaches I know, and one of the people I've most enjoyed collaborating with.
He coaches a group of professional and semi-professional athletes in Boulder called Elevated Performance.
In this episode, we talk about J... more
The term 'speed work' is problematic for a very simple reason: when a coach or athlete uses the term, another coach or athlete often has a different definition.
Obviously, there are words such as 'love' or 'kindness' that will mean different things... more
I'm so excited to share this first episode of Friday's with Phil.
Phil is Phil Wharton of Wharton Health - WhartonHealth.com and @WhartonHealth on Instagram. I've known Phil for well over a decade and he's a wonderful combination of wise running-sa... more
Jeff Messer, PhD, is my guest on this episode. I recorded the episode with Jeff in the spring of 2020 for the Coaching Runners Podcast, at a time when runners were asking a simple question: Can I train as I normally do during Covid? Because so many r... more
Alex Lyons is a tremendous coach and I'm so happy he not only joined me on the podcast, but that's he's part of the Boulder Running Clinics 2020-21 Winter Webinar Series.
Alex is the girl's coach at Lyons Township High School in La Grange, Illinoi... more
In this day and age, most serious runners know that they need to do workouts that build their engine and they need to follow up that workout with some strength and mobility. Similarly, on a recovery run, they need to run controlled and they need to g... more
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- Good for any runner
I am a 10 miles per week, jog around my neighborhood and enter a couple of 5k or 10K races per year just for fun runner. I have no coaching or plan but a desire to improve. Listening to this podcast motivates me to get better. To stretch (which I too often neglect), to do strides in my run (new for me), and to run with a scheduled plan. I love hearing the wisdom and knowledge shared here and if you want to become a better runner, this is for you. If you already are a great runner, you will still... more
Apple Podcasts5SJW325
United States5 years ago - The best podcast for adult runners!
As the long winter approaches, this podcast is exactly what every adult runner needs . Coach Jay is brilliant and is able to present the technical/geeky details of training in a clear and concise way. Coach Jay says to keep your easy days easy so your hard days can be hard. Do the easy thing and subscribe to this podcast so this hard winter is one where you grow to be a better runner!
Apple Podcasts5EmadudUnited States5 years ago - Excited to hear more Jay Johnson
As someone who has enjoyed Jay’s other podcasts, I’m very excited to hear about this new one. These conversations have made me a better runner!
Apple Podcasts5Ryan YambraUnited States5 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #143 | United States/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #161 |  Australia/Sports/Running |
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