
You’re listening to Runversation with host Rochelle Di Masi. Co host Sarah Denford and Stevie Donohoe join Rochelle on rotating weeks. We chat about all things Running and Community.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RunningSports | |||

Join us for a lively panel discussion on running experiences, training insights, race preparations, and personal stories from passionate runners. Discover practical tips, funny anecdotes, and motivation to elevate your running journey.
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This episode explores the critical importance of patience in running, addressing why runners struggle with impatience, how to trust the training process, and the mental skills needed to stay motivated during slow progress. Hosted by experienced runne... more
This episode busts common running myths, exploring the truth behind knee health, mileage, strength training, and more. Perfect for runners looking to optimize their training and avoid misconceptions.
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This episode explores the importance of specific training sessions in marathon and half marathon preparation, focusing on pacing, fueling, mental resilience, and progression strategies. Coaches Rochelle and Matt share insights on how to effectively p... more
In this episode, Stevie and Rochelle share insights from their running journeys, training experiences, and managing life's challenges while preparing for the HBF run. They discuss training strategies, overcoming doubts, and the importance of mindset ... more
Rochelle and Matt discuss the common challenge runners face: sticking to the training plan. They explore reasons behind this, including ego, peer pressure, and insecurity, and emphasize the importance of trust, patience, and consistency in training f... more
Training for a half marathon isn’t just about ticking boxes — and in this episode, we get real about what it actually looks like mid-block.
Sarah is deep in her build towards the HBF Run for a Reason Half Marathon, and we break down how training is ... more
In this episode, Rochelle and Stevie explore the meaning of personal bests (PBs) in running, how to let go of old records, and focus on growth and longevity in the sport. They discuss mental reframing, redefining success, and practical ways to stay m... more
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This show centers on running, community, and practical athlete lifestyle, with conversations that blend training insights, race psychology, recovery, and gear critique. Across recent episodes, the hosts tackle topics from coaching selection and credentialing to tapering for big races, treadmill vs outdoor running, and recovery myths. They often bring in personal anecdotes from marathons and ultras, discuss mental strategies for endurance, and keep the tone approachable with humor and real-world tips. The format frequently blends listener-relevant coaching guidance, nutrition and gear considerations, and reflections on community support and motivation, making it likely appealing to runners who want actionable advice, camaraderie, and a human... more
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