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The Aerobic Edge

Joost Dekker
Lactate
Marathon Training
Glutes
Glute Activation
Bridge Training
Zone 2 Training
Marathon Training Block
Sub-3 Marathon
Endurance Running
HRV
Hill Blasts
Myrtl Routine
Aerobic Base
Endurance Sports
SRA Cycle
Strides
Pre-Superbase
Running Form
Hill Blast
Lunge Matrix

The Aerobic Edge, by Pacebuddies I'm Joost, running coach at Pacebuddies. This podcast is for runners who are tired of cookie-cutter plans and training hard without getting faster. No generic advice. No copy-paste schedules. Just honest, no-nonsense conversations about what actually works β€” from the SRA cycle to smart pacing, recovery, and real progress. Whether you're training for your first 5K o... more

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Most runners try to fix their form by chasing numbers β€” 180 steps per minute, a midfoot landing, a shorter stride. Paul Mackinnon thinks that's the wrong end of the problem.Paul runs The Balanced Runner in Melbourne and has spent close to a decade co... more

For a hundred years, runners have blamed "lactic acid" for burning legs and fatigue. It's one of the most persistent myths in sport β€” and it's wrong.In this episode I talk with Dr. Michael Lindinger, exercise physiologist and former professor at the ... more

Dr. Jose Antonio, co-founder and CEO of the International Society of Sports Nutrition (ISSN), joins The Aerobic Edge to go through what the evidence actually says about protein, buffering supplements, and caffeine for endurance athletes.We cover why ... more

Your HRV dropped after a hard session. Most runners take that as proof they trained hard. Marco Altini says it's proof of the opposite.

Marco is the founder of HRV4Training, an advisor at Oura, and an endurance coach. He came to physiology the long ... more

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Michael Lindinger
Exercise physiologist and professor at the University of Guelph
University of Guelph
Episode: Lactate as Fuel, Not Waste: The Physiology of Running Fatigue | Dr. Michael Lindinger
Dr. Jose Antonio
Co-founder and CEO of the ISSN, sports nutrition researcher
International Society of Sports Nutrition (ISSN)
Episode: How Much Protein Do Runners Actually Need? Dr. Jose Antonio
Marco Altini
Founder of HRV4Training and advisor at Oura
HRV4Training; Oura
Episode: HRV for Runners: What Your Morning Number Actually Means β€” Marco Altini
Helen Hall
Movement specialist who works with runners to diagnose root causes of injuries
PFM / Doris motion analysis cohort
Episode: Fix Running Injuries: Why Your Head & Feet Matter More Than Your Legs | Helen Hall
Erin Carson
Strength coach focused on endurance, mobility, and performance
EC fit Strength
Episode: The Strength Work That Makes You a Better Runner | Erin Carson
Paul Laursen
Professor and researcher in HIIT and endurance training
HIT Science; Athletica
Episode: The Science of Running Endurance: How Your Body Really Works, with Prof. Paul Laursen
John Starrett
Marathon coach
Independent coach
Episode: The Sub-3 Marathon: The Complete Training System β€” with John Starrett
Lawrence van Lingen
Movement specialist
Episode: Run Free: The Nervous System Approach to Injury-Free Running β€” with Lawrence van Lingen
Scott Johnston
World-renowned endurance coach, founder of Evoke Endurance, co-author of Training for the Uphill Athlete
Evoke Endurance
Episode: The Aerobic Base Blueprint: What Zone 2 Really Means β€” with Scott Johnston

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Joost Pacebuddies
Host of The Aerobic Edge, running coach at Pacebuddies

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How Much Protein Do Runners Actually Need? Dr. Jose Antonio
Q: What is the best way to add protein to a runner's diet?
Initially use convenient sources like post-workout shakes to reach goals without significantly changing overall eating habits. If shakes aren't preferred, incorporate high-protein foods gradually, but try to maintain training intensity while increasing protein intake.
How Much Protein Do Runners Actually Need? Dr. Jose Antonio
Q: How much protein do endurance athletes need?
Endurance athletes should aim for at least around 2.2 grams per kilogram of body weight per day as a practical minimum; higher intakes can help with recovery and sometimes hypertrophy, with diminishing returns as intake rises beyond that. The exact amount depends on training load and individual tolerance.
The Sub-3 Marathon: The Complete Training System β€” with John Starrett
Q: How do you approach bridge training differently for someone aiming for sub-3 compared to a slower target?
For sub-3 athletes, I keep midweek sessions clean and focused on increasing threshold and tempo capability, using lactate-focused workouts and blended efforts to push pacing boundaries without overdoing intensity.
The Sub-3 Marathon: The Complete Training System β€” with John Starrett
Q: What does it take to go sub-3, and how do you tailor training for different athletes?
We assess the individual's current fitness, injury history, and race goals, then structure a progressive plan that emphasizes fatigue resistance through temporal flow, adjusting bridge and marathon phases to fit the athlete's needs.
The Science of Running Endurance: How Your Body Really Works, with Prof. Paul Laursen
Q: What role does nutrition play in fat oxidation and endurance performance?
Nutrition shapes fat burning by managing insulin response; a focus on whole foods and balanced macronutrients helps maintain fat oxidation and supports aerobic adaptations.

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Runners tuning their training plans for real, practical progress will find the discussions most valuable. Across episodes, the focus is on evidence-based, individualized approaches to build aerobic capacity, endurance base, and race-readiness without relying on one-size-fits-all schedules. Highlights include Zone 2/aerobic base development, the role of lactate and pacing in marathon blocks, bridge training between base and peak, and practical coaching strategies for beginners to elites. Guests bring coaching systems, metabolic/nutrition insights, and field-tested methods for sustainable improvement, injury prevention, and smarter progression. The show stands out for translating physiology into actionable plans, emphasizing recovery, brain-b... more

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1. Michael Lindinger
2. Dr. Jose Antonio
3. Marco Altini
4. Helen Hall
5. Erin Carson
6. Paul Laursen
7. John Starrett
8. Lawrence van Lingen

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