
Bryce and Tara chat with special Guests and fellow trail runners about courses, nutrition, and all things trail running.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

Tara and Bryce are joined by Dominque and we have a great chat with Michi all the way from Japan. His achievements are legendary and yet he is completely humble and relational.
His great hope is to encourage more Australians to discover the wonderf... more
In this episode we catch up with our good friends Lisa Hennell and Rowan Cassidy. Rowan is the founder of the We've Gotcha BACKyard Ultra event that inspired us to become such backyard ultra fans. And recently they have teamed up to launch their own ... more
Ricky is the Founder & Director of a sports nutrition brand called Flow nutrition. flownutrition.au
He has a Bachelors, Honours, Masters & PhD in exercise science/ physiology, has worked in elite sport (Cricket, Surfing, Broncos) and is a re... more
Associate Professor Vince Kelly is a leading sport scientist at Queensland University of Technology, where he leads the Skill, Sport Performance Research and Injury Group. His work involves improving performance, recovery, and psychology, with a part... more
In this episode we chat to two of our well loved trail running buddies who inspire us. Kristen ran the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail 100 miler and Sharon ran the 50 miler. Huge efforts from them both and without giving too much away this episode touches... more
Sean is one of our running buddies and we have seen him go from "regular running buddy" to "elite backyard Ultra legend" in the space of a year. But Sean is a balanced and humble sort of guy and we really enjoyed chatting with our friend who just ran... more
Joe is a terrific fellow and we loved chatting. His expertise in all things feet and lower limbs is really interesting and relevant. His own running journey adds credibility and nuance to the conversation. If you have ever had Planter, shin splints o... more
Andy is an accomplished ultra marathon runner with multiple finishes of Comrades in South Africa and Tarawera in New Zealand. He is in his 70s now and stays fit with bike riding and regular strength training. Andy and Bryce have been mates for over 1... more
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This show centers on trail running, covering courses, fueling, recovery, gear, and community dynamics through conversations with elite athletes, medical professionals, scientists, crew members, and event organizers. Episodes often blend training philosophy with practical tips on footwear, nutrition, hydration, and race strategy, while highlighting the social fabric of trail running communities—crews, companions, and supporters play pivotal roles in endurance journeys. A notable through-line is the integration of science and sport, with guests ranging from podiatrists and brain-health researchers to adaptive athletes and event organizers, making the show valuable for listeners who want actionable training insights paired with broader context... more
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Recent guests on Trail Tales include:
1. Lisa Hennell
2. Rowan Cassidy
3. Ricky Dann
4. Associate Professor Vince Kelly
5. Sean Pollock
6. Joe Keain
7. Andy Steele
8. Brett Peterson
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