A podcast about dedicated and motivated amateur runners who are working hard to get better and achieving inspirational results.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 668 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsRunning |
This episode covers the significance of February 1st as a pivotal date for setting and achieving goals, particularly in the context of New Year's resolutions. We emphasize the importance of maintaining the goals set in January while refining the meth... more
The “My Favorite Workout” series is back and we are joined by American Record holder and Central Park Track Club coach Roberta Groner. Roberta shares her two favorite workouts that will help you in shorter races and marathon training
Career Highli... more
In this engaging conversation, Maurice shares his journey as a dedicated runner, emphasizing the importance of resilience, community, and personal growth. He discusses his impressive run streak of over 3,300 days, the challenges and triumphs of setti... more
In this episode of the Rambling Runner podcast, I share my journey through athletic challenges, focusing on my experiences with running higher mileage, personal growth, and the importance of finding balance in training. I reflect on my attempts to in... more
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Great recent show
Ready to go home and do my 20 minutes
And BTW MUSCLE ATROPHY IS THE TERM YOU WERE LOOKING FOR
I’m a long time listener of the podcast but especially loved the most recent episode with Lindsey Bradley. I was the 3rd overall woman at Indy and it was fun to hear about the front of the race. And it’s always great to hear about other women who are trying to train hard while having full-time jobs and lives outside running. Thanks for a great episode!
I absolutely love Matt’s interview style. Great questions that lead to natural conversation. His episodes cover a wide variety of runners, including every day people we can all relate to. A must listen every week!
Definitely my new favorite running podcast, very relatable with practical advice for runners of all kinds. Great guests and Matt brings out the best in each of them
I had to like stop listening to like the most like recent like episode due to like the like over like use of the word ‘like’.
If you can stand the poor vocab, I’m sure there is some good info in here. Like.
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