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The Women's Running Podcast

Esther Newman
Running
London Marathon
Nutrition
Strength Training
Mental Health
Marathon Training
Coopah
Christmas
Women's Health
Menopause
Health
Training Plans
Half Marathon
Women's Running
Training
Running Training
Protein
Motivation
Physiotherapy
Running Community

Running is the one thing that we all like talking about. Every week on the award winning Women’s Running podcast, we talk all things running, women, health and fitness with our own brand of happy, irreverent chat. Esther and Holly talk through their training highs and lows, and all the bits and pieces in-between. Every so often, we invite an expert to join us to help us figure out the confusing wo... more

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Welcome to episode 318 of the Women’s Running podcast. I’m your host Esther Newman and she’s your other host Holly Taylor. On this podcast we talk about health, politics, stuff on TV and what we ate last night. Occasionally, we talk about running.

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Welcome to episode 317 of the Women’s Running podcast. I’m your host Esther Newman and she’s your other host Holly Taylor. On this podcast we talk about health, politics, stuff on TV and what we ate last night. Occasionally, we talk about running.

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Welcome to the 10th and last episode of the Strength Project, a limited series from the makers of The Women’s Running Podcast.

I’m Esther, and she’s Holly, and we are here to help! We all know that we should be strength training these days, but it’s... more

Welcome to episode 316 of the Women’s Running podcast. I’m your host Esther Newman and she’s your other host Holly Taylor. On this podcast we talk about health, politics, stuff on TV and what we ate last night. Occasionally, we talk about running.

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Recent Guests

Jo Pavey
Olympian and athlete, England Athletics ambassador
England Athletics
Episode: Ep 308. Jo Pavey & the Commonwealth Games
Kate Percy
Nutritionist and author focused on energy through foods; founder of Enerjoy and Crunch charity
Enerjoy / Crunch charity
Episode: Ep 307. The Double, and Kate Percy
Paulie Hall
Guest invited onto the show
Episode: Ep 305. Illness and Global Running Day
Ellie Bradley
SportsShoes ambassador, marathon entrant
SportsShoes
Episode: Ep 298. Totes Inappropes & running w*nkers
Inca Padfield
SportsShoes ambassador, marathon entrant
SportsShoes
Episode: Ep 298. Totes Inappropes & running w*nkers
Alison Stankard
Author, also known as Totes Inappropes, running enthusiast
Independent author
Episode: Ep 298. Totes Inappropes & running w*nkers
Sophie Power
Ultra runner, GB representative, founder of SheRACES
SheRACES
Episode: Ep 297. Sophie Power and realistic goals
Juliet McGrattan
Dr. Juliet McGrattan, author and menopause expert
GP background; 261 Fearless; author
Episode: Ep 295. Skin health and menopause
Sabrina Pace-Humphreys
Ultra runner and trail running author/columnist
Women's Running Magazine
Episode: Ep 294. Sab Pace-Humphreys and faster running

Hosts

Esther Newman
Host of The Women's Running Podcast; prolific contributor across The Strength Project and Women's Running content in various formats.
Holly Taylor
Co-host of The Women's Running Podcast; long-running collaborator known for relatable discussions and running-focused expertise.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 839 ratings
  • Sorry the 300th episode had to be the stupidest

    Your discussion about the Nike Advert and then the interminable conversation about the so-called Joe Wicks drama was a waste of my listening time. I know you are both well-meaning but I will be seeking other running podcasts and articles that provide helpful advice rather than banter ad infinitum about made up controversies. Take care and best wishes for your continued success.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Helen London UK
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Couldn’t be without

    I have been a listener for many years, and I just love these Women so much! I have loved the recent addition of the half marathon series, meaning more episodes each week.

    Such brilliant information and handy tips always

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chlobo27
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • A must listen

    I have been listening to women’s running since I started my running journey 18 months ago and it has helped massively! Informative and entertaining it’s great to listen so something so relatable. The hosts are real women with real lives who make running accessible for every women no matter age or fitness level. I honestly think I wouldn’t have got this far without this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Midlife Laura
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Worth Your Time

    If you are a women this podcast is worth a listen. If you are a woman who runs absolutely don’t miss an episode. By far the most enjoyable running podcast I’ve listened to and the only one I listen to that is women focused.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    S_Toast
    United States6 months ago
  • A must

    I started running this year and find this podcast so valuable. I love it so much that even if I didn’t run I would still listen as these lovely ladies chat away about anything and everything. They are completely relatable and offer such a well rounded approach to all situations and show no judgement on anyone for their choices.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mummamel45
    United Kingdom9 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners praise the relatable hosts and helpful running tips.
Many reviews highlight the show's warmth and sense of community.
Some listeners wish for fewer ads and more guest-driven content.

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

Apple Podcasts
#36
United States/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#9
United Kingdom/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#32
Canada/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#211
United Kingdom/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#16
Australia/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#106
Germany/Sports/Running

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ep 9. The Strength Project: lingo
Q: Kate, how do we know when it's time to increase weight with our strength training?
When the exercise starts to feel easy and you're not breaking a sweat or progressing, it's a sign to increase the weight or switch to a more challenging variation to keep stimulating gains.
Ep 8. The Strength Project: goals
Q: Any tips for pregnant or postpartum women when it comes to strength?
Kate advises being gentle with expectations during pregnancy, emphasizes that lifting heavy isn't mandatory for everyone, and suggests working with a specialist to tailor strength training safely; postpartum returns should respect energy levels and possibly start with core work and light activities before gradually rebuilding strength.
Ep 6. The Strength Project: flexibility and mobility
Q: What is mobility, and how is it different from flexibility?
Mobility refers to the ability to move joints through a full range of motion, especially before a workout, while flexibility is about lengthening and holding muscles after exercise; both contribute to better performance and reduced injury risk.
Ep 7. The Strength Project: nutrition
Q: What happens if we get injured and how do we avoid injury with strength stuff?
Kate explains that injuries can occur when lifting too heavy too quickly and emphasizes gradual progression, seeking guidance on form, starting with bodyweight, and using classes or an instructor for complex moves; if injury occurs, back off weight and consult a professional.
Ep 4. The Strength Project: when to train
Q: How much protein should we aim for daily when focusing on strength?
A baseline of about 0.8 grams per kilogram of body weight per day is commonly recommended, with up to around 2 grams per kilogram if the goal is building more muscle or training intensely; protein should be spread across meals and used as needed based on recovery.

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A lively, women-led running show that blends practical training advice with relatable banter and real-life experiences. Hosts Esther Newman and Holly Taylor guide conversations around training, recovery, nutrition, and health topics, often bringing expert guests to demystify strength work, endurance racing, and women's health in sport. The tone is warm, humorous, and supportive, with a clear emphasis on accessibility for runners of all levels, plus timely discussions of menopause, pelvic floor health, and body positivity that set it apart from more technical running programs.

Noteworthy strengths include a strong community feel, frequent expert Q&As, and a consistent focus on empowering women runners through practical tips, sustainable rou... more

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1. Jo Pavey
2. Kate Percy
3. Paulie Hall
4. Ellie Bradley
5. Inca Padfield
6. Alison Stankard
7. Sophie Power
8. Juliet McGrattan

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