
Listen to my journey Training for a Marathon with the ultimate Goal of getting back to running a Sub 2.30 Marathon
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In this podcast myself and Paul discuss a much requested Podcast topic from listeners:
"How to run a Sub 3 Marathon "
Enjoy folks 🏃♀️🏃♂️
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In this weeks podcast myself and Paul answer some of your excellent listener questions on some wide rannging topics. Thanks for the excellent questions folks 🙌
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In this weeks podcast myself and Paul ramble on about various running topics including:
💥 Why sometimes prioritising running for your head is more important than race goals
💥 How many Marathons should you run in a year
💥 Our throughts on the Du... more
Long overdue podcast episode where myself and Paul mainly discuss the madness of yesterdays London Marathon 🤯
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This show centers on marathon training, personal journey, and practical guidance for sustaining progress while balancing life, work, and health. Episodes frequently cover long-run planning, recovery, race-day strategies, and mindset—often through conversational coaching between two hosts who share training experiences, race reports, and candid reflections on injuries, sponsorships, gear, and the pressures of aiming for personal bests. A notable throughline is keeping running enjoyable and sustainable, with emphasis on gradual progress, realistic targets, and avoiding burnout. The format blends storytelling with actionable tips, making it useful for intermediate runners, prospective marathoners, and anyone seeking motivation from relatable, ... more
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