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THE RUNNING EFFECT PODCAST

Dominic Schlueter
Running
NCAA
Nutrition
Nike
Track and Field
Boston Marathon
World Championships
Festival Of Miles
Mental Health
Olympics
Marathon Running
New York City Marathon
Coaching
Olympic Trials
NCAA Championships
NCAA Cross Country Championships
Cross Country
Marathon
Social Media
Hoka

The Running Effect tells the best stories in running—and turns them into insight, inspiration, and tools to help competitive runners become greater. Every week, host Dominic Schlueter sits down with the fastest, smartest, and most inspiring people in the sport—from Olympic medalists to breakthrough athletes—to unpack the stories, lessons, and mindset behind elite performance. Whether you’re chasin... more

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She grew up running miles to school through the hills of Burnt Forest, Kenya—and now she owns the streets of Boston.

Sharon Lokedi, two-time Boston Marathon champion and one of the most quietly dominant forces in the sport, joins the show for a wide... more

Simeon Birnbaum, the NCAA 1500m record holder, is heading into NCAAs hungry, healthy, and ready to hurt people.

Dominic sits down with the Oregon junior days before the outdoor National Championships, where Birnbaum is eyeing a 1500m/5000m double o... more

The clock has beaten Brian Burns twice. June 4th at the HOKA Festival of Miles, he plans to return the favor.

Burns, a senior at Bentonville High School and committed to UNC Chapel Hill, joins the show eight days out from Festival of Miles—fresh of... more

Austin Plewe ran a 1:49 at altitude and never trained faster than two-mile pace to do it.

The American Fork senior joins the show ahead of his Festival of Miles 800m debut to explain exactly how that's possible—and why his roughest year ended up be... more

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Josh Blatchford
Founder and CEO of Attuned
Attuned
Episode: From 7 Years of Chronic Illness to a Half Marathon in 14 Months: Josh Blatchford on Bioenergetics, Predicting Injuries Before They Happen, and the Science That Saved His Life
Chiara Dailey
Top high school distance runner from San Diego, Hoka NIL athlete
Sponsor: Hoka
Episode: From the Shadows to HOKA Festival of Miles: Chiara Dailey on Being Overlooked, Training Like A Pro, and Chasing a Sub-4:30 Mile In High School
Jess McClain
American marathoner, American course record holder at Boston
Professional Runner (Brooks, later independent)
Episode: From Walking Away From Pro Running in 2018 to the Fastest American EVER at Boston: Jess McClain on the Greatest Comeback in American Marathon History
Riley Witt
Founder of Bicarb company (Shop Bicarb)
Bicarb
Episode: From 4:18 To 3:59 In The Mile: How Riley Witt Built Bicarb 3.0 From His Dorm, The Talent Myth, And Why If You're Not Willing To Spend $2,000 On Your Running, You're Not Serious
Luke Hopkins
Elite endurance athlete focused on triathlon and Ironman
Self-identified athlete; NIL and brand partnerships discussant
Episode: The Effect: Luke Hopkins on His Unrelenting Pursuit of Greatness, How an Accident at 12 Reshaped His Life, His Ambitions in Ironman, and Inspiring a Whole Generation in the Process
Alan Webb
Former American high school mile record holder, Olympic athlete, and current coach at Ave Maria University
Ave Maria University
Episode: 3:53.43. 25 Years Later. Still Unbroken. Alan Webb on the Pre Classic Mile That Outlasted a Generation and Why It's Still the Hardest Record in High School Sports
Ellery Lincoln
High school runner featured in the episode
High school athlete (Oregon); University of Oregon commitment discussed
Episode: Inside the Training and Mindset of a 4:30 High School Miler: Ellery Lincoln on Beating Pre-Race Nerves, Joining Jane Hedengren on the All-Time List, and Her Plan to Break the HS Record
Trevor Painter
Legendary coach of Keely Hodgkinson and elite 800m group at M11 Track Club
M11 Track Club
Episode: Exclusive: How Trevor Painter Is Coaching Keely Hodgkinson to Break a 40-Year-Old World Record — Inside M11 Track Club, the Chase for 1:52, and Coaching the Fastest Women in the World
Jonny Davies
Ultra runner and Go One More athlete
Go One More / BPN on course
Episode: 119 Miles. 28 Hours. One 4AM Breakdown. Jonny Davies on the Caffeine Reset, the Voice That Got Him Up, and the Work That Wins Before the Start Line.

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Dominic Schlueter
Host of The Running Effect Podcast

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 4.7k ratings
  • Thank you!

    Your podcast reminds runners that this sport is more than pace, medals, and PRs. It’s about healing, discipline, sacrifice, and finding yourself one step at a time. Thank you for giving a voice to every tired soul who keeps running even when life gets heavy. Keep inspiring the running community.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    L14055
    Philippinesa month ago
  • Praise from a lover of this show

    I have always enjoyed the running effect, and have learned tons of knowledge from listening and subscribing to the newsletter.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JaxonS7_77
    United Statesa month ago
  • Never misses

    Love TRE! Gets me through my runs and long drives, always providing great advice and motivation. I definitely encourage any upcoming runner to give it a listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jared Gardiner
    United Statesa month ago
  • Listen Up!

    Great show to keep me moving on my long runs. Fun insight and perspective on the awesome things happening in the running world.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SuzyS2004
    United Statesa month ago
  • Best serious track and field podcast

    Best guests best questions

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nickeyyd
    United Statesa month ago

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Fans value the faith and mindset discussions as a distinctive element of the show.
Listeners appreciate the diverse mix of athletes, coaches, and industry experts.
Common requests include returning guests or more in-depth personal life stories from guests.
Guests consistently praised for high-quality insights and actionable takeaways.
Critiques often center on host interview style and occasional off-topic moments; overall sentiment is strong for informed, passion-driven conversations.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#13
United States/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#38
United Kingdom/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#49
Canada/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#43
Australia/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#60
Germany/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#77
Italy/Sports/Running

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Why Running Slower And Doing Less Will Make You Faster: Mario Fraioli On 22 Years Of Coaching Lessons, The B+ Workout Rule, And The Insecure Overachiever Trap
Q: How did you start The Morning Shakeout, and what did you learn?
The Morning Shakeout began as a creative side project rooted in the writer/editor background, and evolved into a sustainable career by staying curious, consistently publishing, and building trust with readers.
Why Running Slower And Doing Less Will Make You Faster: Mario Fraioli On 22 Years Of Coaching Lessons, The B+ Workout Rule, And The Insecure Overachiever Trap
Q: What changes would you make to a top running shoe company if you were head of North American sports marketing?
First identify the brand's core audience and purpose, then align product and marketing decisions with that focus rather than trying to be everything to everyone.
From 4:18 To 3:59 In The Mile: How Riley Witt Built Bicarb 3.0 From His Dorm, The Talent Myth, And Why If You're Not Willing To Spend $2,000 On Your Running, You're Not Serious
Q: What is bicarbonate doing for an athlete, specifically an 800 meter runner?
It buffers hydrogen ions to delay the onset of fatigue, effectively pushing lactic acidosis effects to later in the race, which can translate to a few extra meters and potential 1-2% performance gains.
From the Shadows to HOKA Festival of Miles: Chiara Dailey on Being Overlooked, Training Like A Pro, and Chasing a Sub-4:30 Mile In High School
Q: Mount Rushmore of California girls you've raced in high school—who are your top four?
She lists Jalen Williams, Braelyn Combe, Hannah Thompson, and Sadie as the top California competitors she's faced across her high school career.
From the Shadows to HOKA Festival of Miles: Chiara Dailey on Being Overlooked, Training Like A Pro, and Chasing a Sub-4:30 Mile In High School
Q: Is it nice to have someone you can ask questions to and who's been through similar pressures?
She describes the benefit of having a close coach/family figure who can push and nag constructively, provide mental guidance, and tailor training with experience at the top levels.

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This series centers on high-performance running, digging into the mindset, training approaches, injuries, coaching philosophies, and racing strategies of elite athletes and coaches. Episodes frequently explore backstories from NCAA to world-class levels, the role of coaching and team dynamics, and the emotional and spiritual dimensions that accompany long-term athletic effort. Listeners get practical takeaways on consistency, injury recovery, goal setting, and staying motivated under pressure, often through candid conversations that blend data, psychology, and personal narrative. A notable edge is the mix of traditional endurance topics with broader lifestyle and faith perspectives, offering a holistic view of what it takes to perform at th... more

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1. Josh Blatchford
2. Chiara Dailey
3. Jess McClain
4. Riley Witt
5. Luke Hopkins
6. Alan Webb
7. Ellery Lincoln
8. Trevor Painter

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