Get leaner and get stronger so you can run faster and run longer than you ever thought possible.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 270 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsRunningFitnessHealth & Fitness |
For most runners, training is just something you do.
You find a training program, lace up your shoes, then get out there and follow the plan.
This is great and can definitely lead to awesome results, but have you ever wondered WHY these training pl... more
Most of the runners I work with would like to get better at running.
Some are just getting started, others would be considered seasoned athletes.
Despite their abilities, they all share a common goal which is to improve their running performance.
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There are many, many ways to improve your health and fitness and become a better runner.
There are countless books and podcasts that cover these topics in great detail.
This is great, but one of the problems is that there might be too much informat... more
There is no lack of knowledge in the world we live in today.
Just about every bit of knowledge that’s ever been known to humankind is available to us in our hands, on our phones, in just a few seconds.
Yet, with all of the knowledge in the Universe... more
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Recently reintroduced myself to running and came across your podcast in my search for some pointers 😊 I find your podcasts very helpful, knowledgeable and just generally easy to listen to!
I appreciate the thought and effort that goes into these episodes 🙌🏼 loving it!
Thought I’d try a different running shoe. Picked one at random. This guy starts immediately with a passive aggressive simpering voice saying people who don’t want a coach don’t want to take responsibility for their actions.
What!?
I’m a running coach, and this is a very poor representation of our trade.
Dangerous pushing of low-carb lifestyle for distance runners.
Patrick helps navigate through the science in a really digestible way. Thanks for the podcasts Patrick.
Thank you Patrick for all the hard work you put into this podcast, the knowledge you share and the positivity that shines throughout.
My own journey into a low carb diet and running, for first time at the age of 54 followed a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes
Eighteen month later 5.5 stone weight loss the diabetes reversed within 6 months and in remission since. Just completed my first 15 mile trail run and have an entry for my first marathon next spring.
The principles of diet and mindset Patrick... more
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