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THE RUNNING EFFECT PODCAST

Dominic Schlueter
Running
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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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Recent Guests

Ann Dunn
UNC women's distance coach
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
Episode: UNC's New Women's Distance Coach: Ann Dunn on How She Landed the Job, What It Takes to Make It to D1, and Trying to Win an NCAA Title
Trevor Giampa
Hybrid athlete known for running sub-2:30 marathons and lifting heavy weights
Body Performance Nutrition (BPN)
Episode: How Trevor Giampa Runs Sub-2:30 Marathons While Benching 315: Inside the Brutal Training Schedule of the Hardest-Working Hybrid Athlete Alive
Jacob Cohen
Fitness content creator known for running in unusual places and making fitness fun
Episode: A Coffee Table. A Dog Crate. The Top of the Empire State Building. Jacob Cohen on Quitting Investment Banking to Become the Internet's 5K Guy
Meika Beaudoin-Rousseau
Professional trail runner, Stanford alumnus
Independent athlete
Episode: How He Races Pro Trails on 25 Miles a Week: Meika Beaudoin-Rousseau on Sub-Ultra Racing, Creative Cross-Training, Creative Cross-Training, and the Freedom of Running
Handal Roban
Elite 800m runner, Penn State athlete
Penn State University
Episode: Inside the Penn State 800m System: Handal Roban on the 1:42 Breakthrough, Why He Stopped Chasing Times, and the Mantra Behind Every Race
Will Garinger
Founder of Run with Christ, running community leader
Run with Christ
Episode: How Will Garinger Built a Run Club Spanning 85 Cities and 7 Nations: The Loneliness Epidemic, Identity, and Getting Outside Yourself
Gary Martin
Pro middle-distance runner taking the leap to professional track, former NCAA standout
Brooks (NIL partner)
Episode: From 3:57 in High School to a 3:48 Pro Debut: Gary Martin on the NCAA's Brutal Depth, Signing with Brooks, and Chasing Josh Kerr in Seattle
Doug Soles
Cross country coach with a career spanning two decades-plus at multiple high schools; renowned for building winning programs and mentoring elite athletes
Herriman High School; Great Oak High School
Episode: 26 Years. Two Dynasties. No Participation Medals. Doug Soles on Buy-In, the 2009 Loss That Still Haunts Him, and Why He Walked Away at the Peak
Mike Egan
Military veteran, adaptive athlete, Guinness World Record holder
Independent athlete
Episode: From a Year Without Leaving His House to a Guinness World Record: Mike Egan on Adversity, Repurposing Suffering, and Dragging His Chair Through the Mud at the BPN G1M Ultra

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Dominic Schlueter
Host of The Running Effect

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 4.8k 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
    Philippines3 months 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 States3 months 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 States3 months 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 States3 months ago
  • Best serious track and field podcast

    Best guests best questions

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nickeyyd
    United States3 months ago

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Runners value the host's interview style and insight into training and mindset.
Listeners appreciate guests spanning athletes to coaches, with practical takeaways.
Many commend the lineup of diverse, high-caliber guests and the impact of stories on motivation.

Chart Rankings

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

Apple Podcasts
#13
United States/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#36
Canada/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#132
United Kingdom/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#72
Germany/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#90
Australia/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#117
France/Sports/Running

Talking Points

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How He Races Pro Trails on 25 Miles a Week: Meika Beaudoin-Rousseau on Sub-Ultra Racing, Creative Cross-Training, Creative Cross-Training, and the Freedom of Running
Q: What makes trail running different from track, and how do you approach training for a 50K with variable terrain?
Training is course-specific: long trail runs with real elevation, plus two weekly workouts—one for leg speed on flatter terrain and another for climbing—are essential. The mix of massive descents, muscle resilience, and eccentric loading means you must tailor workouts to the terrain and elevation profile of the target race.
12 Weeks. One Shot. Everyone Else Is Resting. The Mike Scannell Special That Will Set You Apart: Grant Fisher's Coach on the Summer That Separates the Fast From the Forgotten
Q: How would you structure a summer training block to maximize progress?
Treat each athlete as a study of one, emphasize rest and recovery first, then build in volume with a focus on quality tempo work and intentional downhill strides;Track the day-to-day signals from the athlete and adjust blocks to stay healthy and primed for peak performance later in the season.
Coach Chris Miltenberg on the Crisis Inside College Running: The Foreign-Talent Surge Reshaping Recruiting, the Age Gap No One Will Touch, and Whether the NCAA Can Still Develop American Stars
Q: How do you balance winning championships with developing athletes and maintaining integrity?
By sticking to a process that prioritizes development, confirming alignment with the program's culture, and seeking sustainable paths that don't rely solely on purchasing talent or chasing immediate wins.
Coach Chris Miltenberg on the Crisis Inside College Running: The Foreign-Talent Surge Reshaping Recruiting, the Age Gap No One Will Touch, and Whether the NCAA Can Still Develop American Stars
Q: What's going on in the NCAA right now, in your view?
There's a real mix of opportunity and pressure: an expanding international presence, age disparities in development, and the need to adapt recruiting and development strategies while maintaining core values.
From a Year Without Leaving His House to a Guinness World Record: Mike Egan on Adversity, Repurposing Suffering, and Dragging His Chair Through the Mud at the BPN G1M Ultra
Q: What message do you want to leave listeners with?
Focus on positive takeaways, avoid idolizing others, and adopt useful traits from others to improve your life while discarding what doesn't help you grow.

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The show consistently centers on elite and high-performing runners, coaches, and performance scientists, exploring training philosophies, injury prevention, nutrition, mindset, and the business of athletics. Episodes pair personal journeys with practical takeaways—covering coaching methods, race strategy, fueling, gear and sponsorships—making it valuable for competitive runners, coaches, and sports professionals seeking actionable insights. A notable strength is the guest diversity: from former world-class athletes and current champions to innovative founders and coaches who shape tomorrow's training culture. The format tends to blend story-driven background with technical discussion, yielding both inspiration and tangible lessons for impro... more

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1. Ann Dunn
2. Trevor Giampa
3. Jacob Cohen
4. Meika Beaudoin-Rousseau
5. Handal Roban
6. Will Garinger
7. Gary Martin
8. Doug Soles

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