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The Physiology of Endurance Running Podcast

Dan Nash and Owain Zerilli
Valencia Marathon
VO2 Max
Lactate Threshold
Strength and Conditioning
Marathon Training
Running Economy
Negative Pacing Strategy
Endurance Performance
Heat Training
Durability
Easy Running
Endurance Running
Heart Rate Management
Mitochondria
Glycogen Depletion
Exercise Physiology
Training
Cardiff Half Marathon
Physiological Data
Sports Physiology

This podcast is all about getting sport science research out into the public domain. We cover what we do and don't know regarding all topics related to endurance running performance and, more importantly, how can we use this information to make ourselves healthier and faster runners! Your hosts are Dr Dan Osborn-Nash, 2:12 marathon runner and sport physiologist for Welsh Athletics and Welsh Triath... more

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11 weeks to go, Dan & Jen have logged another big training week, whilst Owain has battled an illness!

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12 weeks until the fastest marathon of the year! Dan, Owain, and special guest Jenny Nesbitt are all hoping to line up on the start line in Valencia this December, and will be talking through the next 12 weeks of their training.

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Dan & Owain round off the summer with a Q&A episode answering some of your questions.

Starting the episode off with a running, life & podcast update, and reflect on the last few months of episodes. They then dive into your questions - thanks for all... more

Dan & Owain are joined by Dr Nichola Renwick. Nichola is a senior researcher in breast and bra biomechanics at the University of Portsmouth.

Nichola talk's through the anatomy of breasts, and the purpose of sports bras, before explaining how biomec... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Nichola Renwick
Senior Researcher in Breast and Bra Biomechanics
University of Portsmouth
Episode: The Science of Sports Bras - with Dr Nichola Renwick
Dr. Emma Ross
Co-founder of The Well-HQ and expert in exercise physiology
The Well-HQ
Episode: Female physiology, with Dr Emma Ross
Kris Jones
A distinguished GB athlete with a PhD in Biomechanics, Kris has extensive experience in orienteering, cross-country, track, and mountain running.
Episode: The Athlete Series: Kris Jones
Alistair Brownlee
Two-time Olympic gold medalist in triathlon
Episode: The Athlete Series: Alistair Brownlee
Dr. Dustin Joubert
Associate professor at the University of Louisiana and owner of Labrat Rundown on Instagram.
University of Louisiana
Episode: Super shoes - with Dr Dustin Joubert
Rich Blagrove
Senior Lecturer in Physiology and expert in strength and conditioning.
Loughborough University
Episode: Strength & Conditioning - with Dr Rich Blagrove
Professor Andy Jones
Applied sports physiologist with a diverse research portfolio and experience working with elite athletes.
University of Exeter
Episode: Applied sport science, Breaking-2, and Breaking-4 - with Professor Andy Jones
Jenny Nesbitt
Competitive runner and Commonwealth Games athlete
Great Britain
Episode: The Athlete Series: Jenny Nesbitt (+ an announcement)
James Sirpoc
Popularized the Norwegian Singles Method
Episode: Sirpoc - the creator of the "Norwegian Singles Method"

Hosts

Owain Zerilli
Co-host, MSc student exploring the effects of heat on EPO release and marathoner with a personal best of 2:38.
Dr Dan Osborn-Nash
Co-host and sport physiologist for Welsh Athletics and Welsh Triathlon with a marathon personal best of 2:12.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 194 ratings
  • Great Running Pod

    This is a great podcast for anybody serious about running.

    There are so many podcasts out there that provide little value and include questionable training information. Here, you get the science, the methods to apply it, and the experience of extremely good runners.

    All that being said, you do not have to be super fast to find this podcast useful. The information is helpful to anybody serious about training and improving.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    runner48721
    United States6 months ago
  • A great listen

    A really interesting and insightful podcast focussing on the physiological aspects of running but woven into Dan’s journey which gives it a more personal feel. Thought provoking and a great listen for the long runs

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SimononaBQjourney
    United Kingdom10 months ago
  • All that runners need

    Amazing podcast with valuable and practical information about endurance!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Minepenne
    Russia3 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the evidence-based approach of the discussions, providing practical advice for runners.
There is a focus on relatable narratives that intertwine the hosts' experiences with scientific insights, enriching the content.
The emphasis on both mental and physical aspects of endurance running particularly resonates with practitioners and enthusiasts alike.

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Apple Podcasts
#151
United States/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#63
United Kingdom/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#79
Canada/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#116
France/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#117
Australia/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#214
Italy/Sports/Running

Talking Points

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Summer Q&A
Q: What's the most valuable training metric if we could only choose to see one during a run?
Dan mentioned that RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) is the most valuable metric, as it reflects the effort level regardless of heart rate.
Summer Q&A
Q: Did we always want to be physiologists slash sports scientists during our undergrads, or did we want to do something else?
Both Dan and Owain shared their journeys in sports science, stating that they did not always plan on this path, with Dan initially applying for medicine and Owain starting with an Open University course in sports.
The Athlete Series: Kris Jones
Q: How do you find recovery from trail events compared to flat marathons?
Kris shared that recovery from trail runs tends to be quicker in some aspects, but also noted that racing longer distances can lead to fatigue that lingers longer compared to traditional marathons.
The Athlete Series: Kris Jones
Q: What sparked your transition to mountain running?
Kris mentioned that his not being selected for the Commonwealth Games led to a burnout, prompting a shift toward more enjoyable trail running, culminating in a successful performance at the trials.
Super shoes - with Dr Dustin Joubert
Q: What is your running history? Are there any PBs that stand out?
Dustin Joubert ran a personal best of 9:28 for 3200 meters in high school and has participated in triathlons and various marathons since.

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Focused on translating scientific research into practical advice, the content explores a wide range of topics related to endurance running performance. Episodes frequently discuss the physiological aspects of training, injury prevention strategies, mental resilience, nutritional strategies, and the latest advancements in sports science. Unique to this series is the hosting duo, comprising both a highly accomplished marathoner and a sports physiologist, ensuring that discussions are informed by both scientific knowledge and real-world experience. Listeners will find valuable insights whether they are seasoned runners or just starting their journey.

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1. Dr. Nichola Renwick
2. Dr. Emma Ross
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4. Alistair Brownlee
5. Dr. Dustin Joubert
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