
Interviews with Elite Athletes, Professional Coaches, Sport Scientists and Thought Leaders in the Sport of Running.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RunningSports | |||

Jordan Sullivan, The Fight Dietitian, joins Matt to break down performance-focused weight loss, RED-S, marathon fueling and how endurance athletes can get lighter without sacrificing training quality.
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Matt dives into the results of his recent super shoe testing at Griffith University, comparing 12 of the best Chinese racing shoes before putting the leading models up against some of the biggest Western brands. Using laboratory running economy testi... more
Matt is joined by Dr David Lipman to discuss one of the newest and most talked-about supplements emerging in elite endurance sport: lactate gels.
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Welcome back to another unstructured In My Opinion episode. Matt shares an update on losing weight to run faster, the explosion of Chinese super shoes and Dynafish, a potential marathon world record attempt in jeans, HYROX plans, coaching updates and... more
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Matt’s interviews and regular pods are good, but his IMOs and ranting episodes have got to go. He is hurting himself more than helping and it makes him a very unlikable guy. Unhinged. We all have our own stuff to complain about and don’t need to hear a 40-yr old man whose biggest life mission is to run 2:15 (or is it 2:10? It keeps changing every episode) complain about his. Seek out a therapist and stop living out your entire life online. Take responsibility for your life and mistakes and move ... more
I used to really enjoy the training talks and running news highlights/commentary that Matt and company used to provide the podcast. Ever since he was arrested for mailing himself cannabis in Japan (dude what were you thinking???) this podcast has kind of flopped into a “woe is me”, redemption campaign. Now he’s bringing in his legal/personal issues? Not for me.
Consistently rambles about drugs and how they should be legal in attempt to try and justify him breaking the law. Consistently thinks people are against him when the bloke needs to take a good look at himself and why trouble seems to follow him
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.
Will help you sleep so worth two stars for that
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The show consistently centers on elite endurance sport, coaching, and performance science, with a strong emphasis on practical training philosophy, marathon preparation, nutrition, and gear/testing takeaways. Episodes often feature coaches, athletes, and researchers who share actionable workout designs, fueling strategies, and performance-centric insights, sometimes accompanied by candid personal stories from the guests. Noteworthy is the willingness to tackle controversial topics and to blend data-driven perspectives with real-world coaching experience, making it useful for listeners who want rigorous training guidance, behind-the-scenes coaching rationale, and race-day tactics.
A standout trait is the breadth of guests and topics: from m... more
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