
This is The RunDot Podcast! We are here to educate, inspire, and entertain. We’ll talk all things running, nutrition, recovery, & strength training, with expert coaches and special guests. So whether you are a runner training for a 5K, 10K, Ha;f Marathon, Marathon, or Ultra Running event; Join the conversation, and let's improve together.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FitnessHealth & FitnessRunningSports | |||

More and more athletes are asking ChatGPT to build their training plans, and what comes back looks professional, detailed, and personal. In this episode, Jeff Booher, founder and CEO of Predictive Fitness and creator of FitLogic, explains why a langu... more
More is better. It is the most common belief in endurance sport, and it is quietly costing runners and triathletes their best results. In this joint TriDot and RunDot episode, Jeff Booher joins Andrew and Carrie for the follow-up to “Triathlon Traini... more
An ultramarathon isn't just about the runner, it's about the team behind them. A great crew can be the difference between reaching the finish line and dropping out of the race. From keeping athletes fueled and hydrated, to navigating aid stations and... more
What makes you the runner that you are? According to legendary coach Bobby McGee, it comes down to two essential ingredients: fitness and efficient running form. In this episode, Bobby returns to the podcast to explain how these two elements work tog... more
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This show centers on running performance, training philosophy, fueling, recovery, and strength work, with expert coaches and guest specialists sharing actionable guidance for runners across levels. Episodes frequently explore training science, practical workouts, race strategies, and how technology and apps (like RunDot) shape individualized plans. A notable strength is translating complex concepts into doable routines, with a recurring emphasis on sustainable progress, injury prevention, sleep, and nutrition for both recreational and competitive runners. The format features coaching perspectives, data-driven insights, and real-world anecdotes that help listeners apply principles to daily training and race prep.
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These podcasts share a similar audience with The RunDot Running Podcast:
1. The TriDot Triathlon Podcast
2. That Triathlon Life Podcast
3. Crushing Iron Triathlon Podcast
4. The Strength Running Podcast
5. Tread Lightly Running Science Podcast
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Recent guests on The RunDot Running Podcast include:
1. Bobby McGee
2. Jillian Thoren
3. Dr. BJ Leeper
4. Jillian Tholen
5. Jeff Booher
6. BJ Leeper
7. Ken Presutti
8. Stephen Horan
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