
Built on the mantra “run the runnable,” we focus on what’s possible rather than the pressure of perfection. Everything we do embraces an accessible, light-hearted, and sustainable way of training and racing - welcoming runners of all abilities to join the adventure. Inspired by nature and the freedom of the outdoors, we marry our laid-back approach to running with a tenacious desire to push the li... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 68 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RunningHealth & FitnessMental HealthSports | |||

It’s time for some Listener Questions! Tommy dives into eight great questions from listeners from how to structure quality sessions, to balancing strength with running volume, to preparing for the mental battle of an ultra. We also get into the frust... more
Sit down with Drew Jonkmans - ultra-endurance adventurer, mental-health advocate and a guy who refuses to let the plan define the story. His recent project, “Project Endure,” set out to run 1,000 miles from Land’s End to John O’Groats and then cycle ... more
Sarah Perry recently broke the Women’s World Record in the Backyard Ultra with 95 “yards” (that’s ~395 miles or roughly ~637 km) at Big’s Backyard Ultra. Tommy and Sarah have some light chat about running, exploring, and her experience becoming the W... more
Victoria Sekely is a New York based Physio Therapist and Running Coach. She’s the founder of Train Smart Run Strong, which provides running and strength training support for runners of all levels.
Victoria joins Tommy to talk about all things runnin... more
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I’m so glad I found your podcast through IG @tommyrunpt - this podcast is amazing. Thank you for taking the time to make this. I’ve been searching for a podcast like this for ages. I’ve only listened to one episode, but I’m so impressed at the topics and content and easy rapport between two people who respect each other and share opinions in a thoughtful way. Truly, a hugely positive part of my day today and I can’t wait for the next one.
Stumbled across this after seeing Tommy on Insta and feeling like I’m in an incredible journey with him. Really
Impressed by the inclusivity and his way of speaking captures my attention whilst I’m out on a run, which is my preferred way to listen. Already learning loads and this podcast is really helping me focus and think about my goals. Thanks Tommy !
I want to specifically rate the current episode regarding how to care less what others think. This podcast came at such a serendipitous time. I started posting my own content this year and recently sort of fell off the wagon. Immediately, the creeping, negative thoughts started to arise, and almost a week later I haven’t posted anything. I needed to hear this TODAY. Your content in general is a great North Star that helps keep me focused on what is actually most important in this running endeavo... more
Incredibly helpful material regarding all things running. I love that Tommy leans in to every listener’s question. I recorded a question last month and it made my day to hear Tommy’s thoughts on my conundrum. I was already grinning like an idiot at Tommy’s hilarious response to a smartwatch telling you you’re unproductive. When I heard his suggestion to me I had tears in my eyes, so grateful I felt for his perspective and wisdom. Thank you for pouring your energy into this, Tommy! You make a dif... more
One of my favourite podcasts to listen to, especially when I’m out got a run. I’ve been into & out of running on & off for a number of years.. & always consider myself a beginner. Your podcast feels really inclusive to every level of running, with a lot of great advice for everyone. Plus, your voice is incredibly calming & relaxing to listen to, which I’ve found really helps me on my runs, where I find some peace. Thank-you, really appreciate you & the content you’re creating.
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Offering a refreshing perspective on running, the episodes emphasize a mantra that prioritizes enjoyment and accessibility over perfection. With a focus on building community, the discussions encourage all levels of runners to embrace their unique journeys while tackling challenges related to mental health, strength training, and recovery. The format often includes personal anecdotes, listener questions, and expert advice, fostering an inclusive environment that resonates with diverse audiences. Topics like fueling strategies, injury prevention, and the balance between running and personal fulfillment are frequent, making it a valuable resource for those seeking to enhance both their running and overall well-being.
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Recent guests on That's Runnable include:
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