
Five to ten topics, sometimes about running, with lots of love and enthusiasm and science. We dig deep into training, races, studies, pop culture, and much more! With Megan Roche, M.D. and David Roche!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 327 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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We excavated sand from sensitive places before this great episode! A main topic was a new study on cold water immersion, with surprising results that contrasted with the hypothesis of researchers and upended the conventional exercise physiology wisdo... more
We got intellectually swole on creatine and astrology before this great episode! The main science topic was a study connecting carb oxidation to hydration status. We explain how hydration is the gateway to fueling.
We also provided details of the fi... more
We learned way too much about toe weightlifting before this great episode! The main topic was a discussion of a difficult, nuanced topic: how to think about power development over time, and what that means in a messy athletic life. It all comes from ... more
We spread our toes wider than nature intended before this great episode! A main topic was on the fueling evolution in the Tour de France, and how that has predicted everything that has happened across endurance sports. We also break down what fueling... more
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I recently discovered this podcast in 2026, and started from episode 1! Primarily listens to it during my indoor workouts, and it had been a blast. I love the humor and the wits. I’d definitely be listening to it until I catch-up to the latest!
Awesome mix of science and laughs. Love the training plans on Patreon too.
Pretty great combination if you’re looking to learn more about aerobic development, training, being a better human, or just want to laugh for 90 minutes.
This podcast was NOT love at first listen for me but in 2 years, I don’t think I’ve missed a single episode! Their breakdown of real science and ability to apply it to athletes producing real results keeps me coming back. I learn something new and get a good laugh every time!
Guys, I love the show. I always laugh—“stroke volume”—but I was really disappointed to hear you be so careless with the Cameron Hanes debacle. He took the peptide one time in 2024 to help heal a broken foot. Being clear about the information would have been more responsible. If a peptide could heal Megan’s heart, would she avail herself of it only to be called a “doper?” One peptide shot—given at a doctor’s office in 2024—didn’t make Cameron Hanes a phenomenal athlete. Cheers.
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This show blends rigorous science with practical running coaching and personal storytelling. Episodes frequently explore how physiology, neuroscience, fueling, and sleep influence endurance performance, often tying data to real-world coaching and race strategy. A standout trait is the duo's ability to translate complex research into actionable guidance, all delivered with warmth, humor, and a clear sense of community for runners of all levels. Listeners may find it especially valuable if they want science-backed insights that are accessible and paired with relatable coaching perspectives.
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