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Sweat Elite Podcast

Sweat Elite
Chicago Marathon
Running
Marathon Training
Marathon Running
Triathlon
Osaka Marathon
Marathon
Olympic Games
Distance Running
Challenge Roth
Jakob Ingebrigtsen
London Marathon
Boston Marathon
Magnus Ditlev
Training
Houston Marathon
Youtube
Nutrition
Sweat Elite Coaching Academy
Japan

Interviews with Elite Athletes, Professional Coaches, Sport Scientists and Thought Leaders in the Sport of Running.

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Matt and Kyle recap the Boston Marathon, discussing standout performances, strong Australian results, and how favorable tailwinds can make Boston far faster than many expect despite the course profile. They break down race execution, fast early split... more

Mick Fox (2:19 marathoner) and Matt Fox (2:18 marathoner). Boston Recap, London Forecast, and Why Runners Overthink Data (Plus a Robot Race Detour)

In this week's episode of the Sweat Elite Podcast, Mick Fox and Matt return with another episode of ... more

Ethan Shuley on His Rapid Marathon Rise to 2:07 in Osaka, Training in Japan, and What's Next

Matt Fox speaks with runner and YouTuber Ethan Shuley about his rapid rise from a 2:46 marathoner to 2:07 in Osaka. Ethan shares how injuries, ultras, Japa... more

Some final thoughts ahead of Boston and London Marathon weekend, including why I believe effort matters more than obsessing over numbers, how I would approach Boston tactically, and why fueling properly can make a huge difference on race day. I also ... more

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Recent Guests

Tom Nobbs
Canadian marathoner
Canada
Episode: Running a 2:09 Marathon off a 98%+ Treadmill Build-Up - Tom Nobbs
Kyle Weise
Coach and founder of Kyle's Run Coaching
Kyle's Run Coaching
Episode: How to Run a Sub 2:15 Marathon w/ Coach Kyle Weise
Marty Bordignon
Elite runner from the Gold Coast,
Gold Coast, Australia
Episode: Marty Bordignon on his 2:46 Osaka PB, Training by Feel, Weight Strategy, and Chasing Big Goals at Gold Coast
Mick Fox
Elite Irish marathon runner, 2:19 marathoner, subject of the episode
RunningFox26.2
Episode: Michael Fox - Overweight to 2:19 Marathon, High-Mileage Training, and Parenting Through Marathon Pursuit
Selva Yoga
High Performance Coach with experience coaching elite runners from Kenya and Ethiopia.
Northern Endurance Project
Episode: Doping, Corruption and Athlete Exploitation in Kenyan & Ethiopian Distance Running
Aki Nummela
217 marathon runner from Finland and an influential coach with extensive experience in marathon and long-distance events.
Episode: Aki Nummela - Lessons From 20 Years Of Distance Running & Coaching | Rapid Fire Series
Andy Buchanan
Australian marathon runner who recently broke the Australian record.
Episode: The Marathon Journey of Andy Buchanan: Training, Recovery, and Mindset | Rapid Fire Series
Adam Lipschitz
South African distance runner, known for his fast marathon times and unique training approaches.
Episode: Adam Lipschitz - Running 2:08 At Valencia Marathon Off 86km (53mi) A Week
Clément Mignon
Professional Ironman triathlete and local resident in Nice
N/A
Episode: Nice Ironman World Championships Preview ft Clément Mignon

Host

Matt Fox
Host of the podcast, discussing intricate details of running and training insights, and often expresses personal reflections on the sport.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 1.2k ratings
  • Conspiracy theories and bro science

    I listened to an episode looking for quality advice, but instead heard the host parroting conspiracy theories from Tucker Carlson, expressing weird grievances about other running podcasters and sharing his opinions not backed by any evidence. I don’t know why you’d listen to this when there are so many quality running podcasts available.

    Apple Podcasts
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    G_Listener
    Australiaa month ago
  • Help with sleeping

    Will help you sleep so worth two stars for that

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    2
    crap runner
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Huge fan!

    Amazing info and great team! A must for every aspiring runner.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ben.jamin59
    Spain6 months ago
  • Eh

    There’s many good running podcasts out there. This isn’t one of them. Too much drama with this guy.

    Imagine being dumb enough to ship yourself marijuana pills overseas without looking into the legality of it.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Neb84x
    Australia8 months ago
  • Thoughts on immigration experience

    Entitled? I hear your frustrations with the process of immigration and their fairness. You mention that in your emergency interview you provided info that was a wink wink. Not so fair. I guess it goes both ways do better and immigration should also do better. Just came off entitled to me. Anyway enjoy your podcast and will continue to follow.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    nothappy1&5
    United Statesa year ago

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The podcast is praised for its authenticity, with hosts receiving compliments for their candid discussions.
Listeners appreciate the informative and engaging content, indicating that the insights shared typically enhance their training knowledge.
Feedback is mixed regarding some recent topics, where some listeners feel certain personal narratives detract from the main focus on running.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#70
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#34
United Kingdom/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#57
Canada/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#27
Australia/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#98
Germany/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#100
Italy/Sports/Running

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

How to Run a Sub 2:15 Marathon w/ Coach Kyle Weise
Q: When you talk about long-term progression, what does a typical six to eight week block look like for someone aiming to sub-2:15?
It's a focused phase that builds lactate threshold and speed while maintaining aerobic base, with runs prescribed in time and effort rather than distance, and includes shorter, faster efforts layered in after a base is established.
IMO #32 - Marathon Mindset Tools, Mileage Plateaus, Easy Runs & Strava Ego, Sleep Supplements & more
Q: Sea level to altitude racing, when to arrive?
Arriving earlier is generally better to allow adaptation, with two weeks being a practical minimum for many athletes, though practical constraints (work, family) may require shorter stays; the key is giving the body time to acclimate to the elevation.
IMO #32 - Marathon Mindset Tools, Mileage Plateaus, Easy Runs & Strava Ego, Sleep Supplements & more
Q: Pros and cons of training alone versus a group.
The host outlines that groups provide motivation and accountability and can push athletes to improve, but can also push them beyond optimal effort if not managed carefully; a hybrid approach with some group work and some individual sessions tends to work best.
Marty Bordignon on his 2:46 Osaka PB, Training by Feel, Weight Strategy, and Chasing Big Goals at Gold Coast
Q: What lessons from How Bad Do You Want It? have you applied to training and racing?
The book emphasizes the perception of effort and not tying pace to a fixed number, helping him race by feel and adjust mental thresholds to avoid anxieties around numbers.
Marty Bordignon on his 2:46 Osaka PB, Training by Feel, Weight Strategy, and Chasing Big Goals at Gold Coast
Q: How did your training philosophy and structure look for the Osaka build, and how long did you view that block?
He explains a conventional weekly structure with interval work, threshold sessions, and long runs, a roughly 16-week block, and a progression from base shaping to marathon-specific fueling and volume, with peak weeks around 130-150 km.

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Focusing on the world of running, this podcast features interviews with elite athletes, coaches, and sports scientists, providing listeners unique insights into the competitive running landscape. Topics range from training strategies, mental toughness, and nutrition, to the social dynamics of athletics such as doping controversies and the challenges of being a content creator in the running sphere. With a combination of personal anecdotes from the hosts and in-depth discussions with guests, the content appeals to both serious runners and those interested in understanding the intricacies of the sport. The podcast's authenticity and informative nature likely attract an audience eager to learn and engage with the running community.

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1. Tom Nobbs
2. Kyle Weise
3. Marty Bordignon
4. Mick Fox
5. Selva Yoga
6. Aki Nummela
7. Andy Buchanan
8. Adam Lipschitz

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