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The Eat for Endurance Podcast

Claire Shorenstein, MS RD CSSD
Nutrition
Ultra Running
Running
Endurance Athletes
Mental Health
Athletic Performance
Carbohydrates
Body Image
Eating Disorders
Hydration
Protein
Endurance Sports
Athlete Nutrition
Injury Recovery
Personalized Hydration
Hydration Strategies
Stress Management
Nutrition Strategies
Health
Sweat Rate Testing

The food you put into your body has a massive impact on how you perform in your athletic training and everyday life.

Sports Dietitian and distance runner Claire Shorenstein explores the connection between nutrition, performance, and health for busy, active people. Tune in for evidence-based guidance, inspiring athlete stories, and practical tips on a wide variety of nutrition topics to fuel bett... more

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It’s been a huge fall racing season for many of my athletes, and I've been so inspired by what they've accomplished that I had to celebrate them on the show! 

In this quick, no-frills bonus episode of The Eat for Endurance Podcast, I share five rece... more

Can plant-based athletes get enough protein, iron, and other key nutrients to support their training and performance?

In Episode 148 of The Eat for Endurance Podcast, NYC-based sports dietitian Natalie Rizzo, MS, RD, joins me to talk about what athl... more

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Low vitamin D can leave you more prone to bone injuries and illness, and it's more common in athletes than you might think. Few foods are good sources, and making enough from sunlight isn't a given, especially as the days get shorter.

In episode 147... more

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Meal prep is a great way to make busy weeks easier, but it doesn’t have to mean spending your entire Sunday cooking identical, boring meals or blowing through your entire budget in one grocery haul.  

In episode 146 of The Eat for Endurance Podcast,... more

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Recent Guests

Natalie Rizzo
Sports dietitian, runner and nutrition editor for Today.com who specializes in plant-based sports nutrition.
Greenletes
Episode: Can You Really Get All the Nutrients You Need on a Plant-Based Diet?
Kelly Pritchett
Sports dietitian, researcher and professor in nutrition and exercise science at Central Washington University
Central Washington University
Episode: Is Your Vitamin D Holding You Back?
Amanda Brooks
Longtime runner, run coach, founder of Run to the Finish, and co-host of the Tread Lightly Running Podcast
Run to the Finish
Episode: Amanda Brooks on Ditching Diet Culture and Discovering What Her Body Can Do
Jessica Isaacs
Sports dietitian manager at USC
University of Southern California
Episode: Can You Trust AI for Nutrition Advice?
Grayson Murphy
Professional mountain and trail runner, two-time World Mountain Running Champion, founder of Wild Strides Paper Co
Athletics, Wild Strides Paper Co
Episode: Grayson Murphy on Crohn's Disease, Performance Anxiety, and Fueling as a Pro Runner
Summer Kessel
Registered dietitian and certified specialist in obesity and weight management; co-founder and chief of operations at Vineyard
Vineyard; Florida-based
Episode: What Is Food Noise? A Dietitian's Personal Experience with GLP-1 Medications
Kylee Van Horn
Sports dietitian, founder of Fly Nutrition
Fly Nutrition
Episode: Why Endurance Athletes Struggle with GI Issues (And How to Actually Fix Them)
Holley Samuel
Sports dietitian, certified personal trainer, and host of The Holley Field Nutrition Podcast
Holley Field Nutrition
Episode: How Much Protein Should Athletes Actually Eat?
Courtney Smith
Registered dietitian and diabetes specialist; former Division I runner and Ironman athlete
Dietitian, Diabetes Specialist
Episode: GLP-1 Medications: What Active People Need to Know

Host

Claire Shorenstein
Sports dietitian and endurance athlete; host of Eat for Endurance Podcast

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 224 ratings
  • Amazing Nutrition Podcast

    Great podcast! Claire explores the most important sports nutrition topics with depth and nuance. Her series on GLP-1 medications is not to be missed

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Todd467
    United States4 months ago
  • Love all the information

    I’m always excited to listen to the new episodes. I learn so much from Claire and her guests. The information is valid and easy to understand. Claire is also quick to respond to your questions which is so beneficial. Claire-keep the episodes coming!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KristaCamp
    United States4 months ago
  • I appreciate this podcast so much!

    This podcast has been such a fantastic resource! Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    memmie9
    United States4 months ago
  • So informative

    This show is next level when it comes to providing actual tangible info to help support fueling endurance athletes. The various topics and expert interviews are SO in depth and Claire is such a wealth of knowledge! Such a gem for endurance athletes looking to fuel for better health and performance across the lifespan ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Holleyfuelednutrition
    United States7 months ago
  • Amazing podcast!

    I recently found this podcast as a soon to be RD looking for good information. Claire is amazing at communicating complex topics in a simple way that is informative for both athletes and those studying nutrition. I am inspired to work with endurance athletes someday and really enjoy this information as a runner myself. Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maricoleee_
    United States8 months ago

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Many note Claire's ability to simplify complex topics without losing nuance.
Guests are consistently high-quality and varied, enriching the show's perspectives.
Some reviews call for more balanced host facilitation to give guests more speaking time.
Listeners praise practical, in-depth nutrition guidance for endurance athletes.

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Can You Really Get All the Nutrients You Need on a Plant-Based Diet?
Q: Why is iron a particular concern for plant-based athletes, and what are your go-to strategies for optimizing intake and treating it?
Plant-based iron is non-heme and is not absorbed as readily as heme iron, and athletes who menstruate may have additional iron losses. Rizzo recommends testing before supplementing, pairing iron-rich foods with vitamin C, and avoiding calcium, coffee or tea alongside iron when trying to improve absorption.
Can You Really Get All the Nutrients You Need on a Plant-Based Diet?
Q: What are some of the biggest mistakes you see people make when they become plant-based or are already plant-based?
Rizzo says people may not get enough protein because they underestimate how much food or combination of sources they need. She also sees people rely too heavily on processed meat substitutes instead of including a variety of nutrient-dense foods.
Is Your Vitamin D Holding You Back?
Q: What is an optimal vitamin D level for athletes, and how do different cutoffs apply?
Athletes often aim for greater than 75 nmol/L (about 30 ng/mL) as a target, with higher values not necessarily better beyond a safe upper range; sufficiency is defined differently by organizations, so the guidance is to assess status and aim for a level that supports performance and health while avoiding toxicity.
Amanda Brooks on Ditching Diet Culture and Discovering What Her Body Can Do
Q: What does being well-fueled mean to you today, compared with 10–20 years ago?
Being well-fueled now means ensuring I have enough energy for runs, proper recovery, and sustainable health, not just meeting a number on a scale or clock. It's about sleep, energy, and performance, and recognizing that my body may process sugar differently due to hormonal changes, so I tailor intake to support long-term well-being and athletic longevity.
Amanda Brooks on Ditching Diet Culture and Discovering What Her Body Can Do
Q: Has the way you fuel and think about fueling changed as you've gotten older, especially with recovery and menopause in mind?
Yes. I've shifted from strict calorie counting to paying attention to overall energy, sleep, and recovery. I monitor sugar intake to prevent energy crashes and hormonal impacts, and I emphasize getting enough carbs and protein to support long runs and aging bodies, rather than chasing a perpetual thin ideal.

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What is The Eat for Endurance Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on the science and practical application of nutrition for endurance and everyday health. Episodes feature sports dietitians, elite and recreational endurance athletes, and nutrition entrepreneurs who share evidence-based fueling strategies, GI and thyroid health, weight management, immune support, and real-world coaching tips. The host draws on clinical experience to translate complex concepts into actionable guidance for runners, cyclists, and active people balancing training with life. A standout trait is the emphasis on flexible, individualized fueling plans over “one-size-fits-all” diets, plus candid conversations about challenges like GI issues, pregnancy, postpartum training, and the role of medications in athletic p... more

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1. Natalie Rizzo
2. Kelly Pritchett
3. Amanda Brooks
4. Jessica Isaacs
5. Grayson Murphy
6. Summer Kessel
7. Kylee Van Horn
8. Holley Samuel

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