Welcome to Trail & Error. The podcast where together we'll explore the world of trail running, capturing the diverse perspectives of a range of guests, from professional and amateur athletes, event and race directors, coaches and scientists. Learning what works, what doesn’t, and having a few laughs along the way.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 84 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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I’ve been itching to have Shane back on the show for a number of reasons.
The foremost of these was his completion of the Dragon’s Back in a one’r, creating an FKT for this iconic route. It’s also the first real ‘3 peat’ achievement in appearing as ... more
#86 Noor van der Veen
On this episode I speak to ultra runner and mountaineer Noor van der Veen.
Noor turned up with an awesome performance on this year's 100 mile Arc of Attrition by UTMB taking 1st place in the women's race comfortably.
As alw... more
In this episode I chat to Lewis Ryan, overall winner of the Arc of Attrition by UTMB 100 mile race.
We cover how the race unfolded and his experiences along the route as well discussing comparisons between his 2024 victory on the 50 mile race and h... more
On this episode I speak to ultra runner and coach Julia Davis.
We turned this chat into a travelogue of sorts, talking about Julia's running experiences donning the GB vest to race in India, her love of a race over Cape Town's Table Mountain and he... more
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Great podcast, relaxed conversations discussing running and life. I’ve listened to every episode.
Amazing first solo episode. Keep em coming!
Listening to the guys, each episode keeps me in touch with the UK, while running and working in the Middle East! Being based in Devon and knowing the ARC and parts of Cornwall, the guests and style of podcast, it keeps me sane! Keep on doing what your doing guys! Cheers Jay
Love this podcast, it captures everything I love about the trail running community. Absolutely loved the Dragons back episode, so brilliantly done. Well done guys!
Great duo, hooked by their Dragons Back Adventures. Amazing dedication to even record key moments from DBR camp life and grab interviews. Inspired to get back involved with ultras and work up to DBR in the future. Am now working through the back catalogue to glean Int for future runs. Cheers guys keep running!
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