
The Training For Trekking Podcast is created to help hikers, trekkers and mountaineers prepare for their bucket list adventures. Rowan shares with you the simple training strategies to get you fit, strong and resilient to tackle anything the trail will throw at you. He also dives deep into subjects such as how to prevent altitude sickness, nutrition while hiking, injury prevention and much, much m... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 450 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WildernessFitnessHealth & FitnessSports | |||

In this episode I interview Summit Strength client Cyril, who at the age of 74 has recently completed the West Highland Way hike in Scotland.
Inside, he shares some insights about how he trained for this 107-mile hike, the strategies he applied to ... more
In this episode, I interview Summit Strength client Sonia, who is three-quarters through a training journey to prepare to thru-hike Te Araroa in New Zealand.
Inside, she shares some great insights on how she is training for this challenging long-d... more
In this episode, I interview Summit Strength clients Jill and Dan, who have recently come off a successful adventure of the Tour du Mont Blanc. Inside, they share some insights about their training and preparation for this iconic trail, as well as so... more
In this episode, I explore a trend in the world of hiking, where coaches are advocating for more and more complicated methods of training - even though the basics and fundamentals of training would probably work just as well. Something any hiker in t... more
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Sat up late one night listening to a myriad of hiking podcasts looking for one with great information, that I could relate to and listen to for hours without getting bored. This is it!!
Rowan. I am training for a trek in Nepal in 2026. I injured my meniscus in 2023. I think with your advice is great. Your podcast and Chase Tucker’s Chase mountains program provide evidence based feedback that is helping me prepare for my challenging trek. My objective is to be more healthy. Thanks!
The information is great, but it gets tiring to listen to the host with his very very verys and really really reallys. I wish someone would give him some coaching on how to avoid doing this. It is annoying.
Stumbled across this and really like the cruisy tone, short episodes and great content. Not necessarily things you haven’t heard before but a good reminder or a slightly different take on what you might already know but haven’t thought of in a while.
Loving this podcast, totally addicted, and yes there’s SUCH a difference for training for hiking and climbing compared to what’s offered in gyms. The two are so totally different. This podcast is in my Top 3 of Australian Adventure related podcasts. Well done you for identifying a real need.
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A focused show about training, preparation, and practical know-how for long-distance trekking and mountaineering. Episodes frequently center on building endurance for multi-day treks, managing weight and load, pacing, pacing, gear decisions, hydration and nutrition, injury prevention, altitude acclimatization, and mindset shifts that keep trekkers motivated through demanding conditions. Across guests and solo episodes, there's a strong emphasis on evidence-based training, real-world trail logistics, and accessible coaching that helps both beginners and seasoned hikers level up safely. A notable strength is the consistent tie between structured coaching (often Summit Strength) and actionable on-trail tactics, making it valuable for anyone pl... more
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Recent guests on The Training For Trekking Podcast include:
1. Cyril Stewart
2. Yolanda Abandon
3. Jodi Steinbrenner
4. Amy Maxwell
5. James Appleton
6. Kyle Kamp
7. Gordon Dedman
8. Ray Baker
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