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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
Cardiff Half Marathon
Physiological Data
Sports Physiology
Training

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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Latest Episodes

Dan & Owain are back to talk session design.

We had a few questions throughout the intensity domain series about actually implementing the training in practice - so we thought we'd talk through how to plan a training week, and the considerations fo... more

Dan & Owain are back for the another installment of the intensity domains series. They talk through how to take intensity domains, and apply training zones that support and quantify your training!

The Physiology of Endurance Running podcast is proud... more

Dan, Jen & Owain talk through Dan's Seville Marathon - and how exactly Dan went from a week off with an injury, to a 2:11:50 PB!

His plans for the next few months are also discussed - some exciting news about this!

The Physiology of Endurance Runni... more

Meteopace has taken the running world by storm (pun intended) since being launched in 2025, and we're extremely excited to be joined by Phil (aka Meteopace Phil), the founder of the app.

We dive down some serious rabbit holes about the inner working... more

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Recent Guests

Phil Richardson
Creator of Meteopace
Meteopace
Episode: Meteopace, the game-changing weather app - with creator Phil Richardson
Steph Connaire
Consultant Cardiologist specializing in adult congenital heart disease.
University Hospital Wales
Episode: Running myths... busted!
Dr. Sam Shepherd
Head of sports science at Precision Fuel & Hydration
Precision Fuel & Hydration
Episode: Blackcurrants, the unknown super-supplement? - with Dr Sam Shepherd
Eddie Jenkins
PhD Candidate at Cardiff Metropolitan University, discussing the effects of passive heating
Cardiff Met
Episode: Road to Valencia 2025 - 2 weeks to go
Elliott Jenkins
PhD student at Cardiff Met University, researcher focused on hot water immersion and its effects on athletic performance
Cardiff Met University
Episode: Is passive heat better than altitude?! We examine an exciting new paper with author, Elliott Jenkins
Dave Long
Coach of Jen and notable endurance runner
Episode: Road to Valencia 2025 - 5 weeks to go
Jake Smith
Competitive endurance runner and guest on the podcast, discussing recovery and recent race experiences.
Episode: Road to Valencia 2025 - 9 weeks to go
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

Hosts

Dr. Dan Osborn-Nash
Co-host and sport physiologist for Welsh Athletics and Welsh Triathlon.
Owain Zerilli
Co-host and MSc student exploring the effects of heat on EPO release; competitive marathon runner.
Jen

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 245 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 Statesa year 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 Kingdoma year ago
  • All that runners need

    Amazing podcast with valuable and practical information about endurance!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Minepenne
    Russia3 years ago

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Many appreciate the strong focus on practical advice that can be directly applied to their training regimes.
The show's combination of expert interviews and personal anecdotes creates an engaging and relatable atmosphere for discussions on running.
Listeners find the insights on endurance running and training to be scientifically grounded and beneficial for both new and experienced runners.

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#248
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#98
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#155
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#176
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Meteopace, the game-changing weather app - with creator Phil Richardson
Q: Could you give us a brief description of what Meteopace is?
Meteopace translates weather and course data into actionable pacing strategies for races.
Is passive heat better than altitude?! We examine an exciting new paper with author, Elliott Jenkins
Q: How does passive heat compare to altitude in terms of performance outcomes?
The study found comparable increases in hemoglobin mass and VO2 max, suggesting that hot baths can deliver similar benefits as altitude training without the drawbacks.
Is passive heat better than altitude?! We examine an exciting new paper with author, Elliott Jenkins
Q: What was your research question going into the study?
The aim was to determine if passive heat stress could effectively increase VO2 max in well-trained runners after implementing a five-week protocol.
Road to Valencia 2025 - 10 weeks to go
Q: How do we all decide what volume of work as in non-easy mileage we do in a week?
It depends on the intensity, if it's closer to LT1 or LT2. It's about balancing your volume and understanding how your body feels.
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.

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Focused on enhancing performance and health in endurance running, this podcast engages sport science research to provide actionable insights to runners of all levels. Notable themes include training regimens, nutrition strategies, race psychology, and innovative research findings related to factors that affect athletic performance, such as heat acclimatization and nutrition supplements. Hosts share personal training experiences and anecdotes, bringing an engaging mix of expert knowledge and relatable content for both amateur and competitive runners. The lively discussions about preparation leading up to marathons, alongside interviews with experts, make this a unique resource for serious athletes looking to improve their capabilities.

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2. Steph Connaire
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7. Jake Smith
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