The Running Public

Episode 512: Michael Wardian

Professional runner and Guinness World Record holder Michael Wardian talks goals, recent runs and races, and his work with World Vision on a clean water initiative. 

Training Tuesday: Get to Know Your Stride

When pace, gps or hr fails you during a race, having a metronome stride you can fall back on to ensure that you are pacing correctly is a huge advantage!

Episode 510: Sean Roach

Sean is the founder and owner of Emergence Physical Therapy Strength and Running Performance Center in Redmond, Oregon, an ultra runner, and a holder of multiple Master’s power lifting records.

Training Tuesday: Lessons From Intervals

Workout One: 12x 1000m w/ 1:00 float recovery.

Workout Two: 10x 200m w/ 150m jog recovery.

 

Both workouts didn’t quite go as planned and adjustments had to be made during. What do you take away from a workout that goes awry?

 

 

Episode 508: Non-Running AMA (mostly)

Life and personal questions, generated randomly, answered by us? Sounds like Long Run material!

Training Tuesday: Don’t Let Training Get in the Way of Racing!

“I probably shouldn’t do this cool local race because it doesn’t fit in with the training block I’m currently in.” Sound familiar? Let’s chat it out!

Episode 506: Derek Rubis Pt 2

You asked and we delivered! Three years after our last chat with Derek about his journey with running and his battle with colon cancer, he rejoins the show to update us on his life, health, and running.

Training Tuesday: A Conversation About Training & Goals

We take some time to talk through racing goals and pick each other’s brains about the training needed to accomplish them!

Episode 504: Matt Fitzgerald - Chasing Mastery

Matt joins us to talk about:

• After three years of dealing with Long COVID, going from zero miles per week to racing a 100k
• Adapting his training to accommodate his body’s “new rules”
• His new book: Chasing Mastery

Training Tuesday: How We Think About Mileage

Far too many runners choose their training volume based on what others are doing. This is how we think about the appropriate volume to train at!