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Beyond the Blue Line is the official podcast of the Akron Marathon.Whether you’ve crossed the Blue Line, volunteered along the course, cheered from the sidelines, or you’re thinking about your first race, this podcast is for you.Go beyond race day with conversations featuring the people, stories, and partnerships that have shaped the Akron Marathon and impacted hundreds of thousands of lives throughout its history. From runners and community leaders to sponsors and the people working behind the scenes, Beyond the Blue Line gives you an inside look at the marathon, the community surrounding...

Welcome to Frodeno Going Mental. A podcast with me, Jan Frodeno, where I sit down with people who know what it feels like to hit the edge and sometimes go way past it. Physically, mentally, emotionally. In every episode, we dig into questions that don’t leave you alone:
What actually drives us?
What holds us back?
And how do we grow beyond the person we thought we were? We talk about the search for meaning, identity and the tiny details that turn good into great. But also about the things most of us keep quiet: the setbacks, the doubt, the loneliness, the dark stretches that never make...

For endurance athletes who want to do more than improve race performance. How you sleep, think, eat, and move all play a role in helping you Become Your Ultra Best!

The Extramilest Podcast helps athletes reach their full potential in training, racing and life. Interviews with world class athletes, coaches and rukus makers about health, wellness and performance. Hosted by endurance athlete Floris Gierman.

The Marathon Training Academy Podcast will help you unlock your potential to conquer the marathon and change your life. Since 2010 Angie and Trevor have shared tips, inspiration, and interesting guests interviews to help listeners run smarter, avoid injury, and go the distance. What RUNNER’S WORLD says about the MTA Podcast: “If you’re training for 26.2, running coach Angie Spencer and her husband, Trevor, have everything you need to reach the finish line. The duo provides plenty of training tips, interviews, and reviews of marathons from around the world. (Angie has run one in every ...

The UltraRunning Magazine Podcast brings listeners in-depth conversations with elite ultrarunners, coaches, medical professionals, race directors and more who cover any and all topics in the world of ultrarunning.

Making A Runner is a podcast about the journey of becoming a better runner — physically, mentally, and over the long run. Hosted by Coach and Biokineticist Nic Acampora, the show brings together experts from the running world and everyday runners to unpack the realities of training, racing, injury, and performance. Expect practical insights, honest conversations, and a proudly South African perspective on what it really takes to build yourself into a runner; whether you are looking at improving your Parkrun run or running your first Comrades. Because great runners aren’t born — they’re...

Coach Jason Koop covers training, nutrition and recent happenings in the ultramarathon world.

Our weekly podcast shares the unique perspective of the North East, Beast Coast Ultra running scene: raw, impulsive, and irreverent. The Cultra Trail Running Podcast is a place where we can get together and discuss all the fun shit that happens on the trails that most normal people don't care about. Join the Cult! or maybe you already have without realizing it... resistance is futile.

Two chicks talking swim, bike, run, and real life. We're Kate & April and we're building a community to get more women to the start line — so pull up a saddle for race stories, beginner-friendly tips, and zero gatekeeping. Who knows? You might just give it a tri!

The Castle Run Podcast is a limited-series companion to The runDisney Companion, the beginner’s guide and the veteran’s love letter to all things runDisney.Hosted by author, photographer, and longtime runDisney runner Lisa DiNoto Glassner, the show walks through the runDisney experience one chapter at a time: choosing a race, registering, training, planning your trip, race costumes, race weekend, recovery, challenges, and all the strange, wonderful, emotional stuff that happens along the way.Lisa has run more than 100 runDisney races and lives just a stone’s throw from Cinderella Castle....

A podcast dedicated to the world of running. Track, road racing, ultramarathon events we’ve got it covered

When Dusty Rhodes founded the Boston 10K for Women in 1977, then called the Bonne Bell Mini Marathon, it was one of the few races women were allowed to run. Fifty years later, the race continues to bring thousands of women to the starting line, including seven trailblazers who have participated every single year. Finish Stronger: 50 Years of the Boston 10K for Women tells the story of the race and the women who fought for their place in the sport. The series explores how Dusty and her team at Conventures defied expectations to create a sellout race, shares the stories of its inspirational 50-...

Built on the mantra “run the runnable,” this show is about what’s possible rather than the pressure of perfection. We embrace an accessible, light-hearted, and sustainable way of training and racing - welcoming runners of all abilities to join the adventure. Inspired by nature and the freedom of the outdoors, we marry our laid-back approach to running with a tenacious desire to push the limits of what’s possible. We prioritise community, inclusivity, and a balanced way to run, encouraging everyone to embrace their own version of what’s “runnable.” That’s Runnable is here to ...

Coach Chris Knighton helps passionate runners train smarter, race with confidence, and run faster marathons. The Knighton Runs Podcast delivers straightforward, practical advice on marathon training, workouts, mileage, race strategy, recovery, fueling, and mindset. Each episode is concise, actionable, and designed to help you become a stronger, faster, more confident runner. Chris is the founder and Head Coach of Knighton Runs Marathon Coaching. Be Brave. Run Fast. Exceed Your Goals.

Not Your Everyday Run is about more than running. It's about the people who choose to keep showing up. Host Brett Hina knows that journey firsthand. Through honest conversations about setbacks, habits, leadership, growth, and the moments that define us, Not Your Everyday Run explores the intersection of endurance and everyday life. Because the lessons learned on the road often become the same lessons that shape successful careers, meaningful relationships, and lives of purpose. In the end, remarkable lives aren't built through one extraordinary moment. They're built by people who choose to ...

What if your next adventure started with a race? The Starting Gun Podcast is about getting outside, exploring incredible places, and challenging yourself to do something you never thought you could. Each episode shines a spotlight on extraordinary races around the world, and the incredible founders and race directors who make them happen. From running and road cycling, to mountain biking, kayaking, triathlons and multisport events, we’re searching for races that offer something more. Join us as we search for the world's most scenic and extraordinary races 📧 thestartinggunpodcast@gmail.com

I'm Sandi Lake and I've been running for 50 years, which is a bit ironic since I was the least athletic girl in my PE class. I stuggled with hand-eye coordination and had to be placed (not picked) on a team in PE just so the numbers worked. That's who I was. Fast forward: I've completed 16 full marathons, 100+ half marathons and more shorter distances than I can cound -- including 7 World Major Marathons (New York, Chicago, Boston, Berlin, London, Tokyo and Sydney). My second Boston Marathon and each of the international marathos happeded after I turned 60. I'm still running, still race ...

What happens when becoming a mother changes your sense of who you are?In Mother Runner, host Dana Wiker talks with mothers about postpartum identity, the messy realities of early motherhood, and the ways we can start to discover ourselves again. For Dana, running became a path back to herself. Now, she’s exploring how movement, community, and small steps forward can help other mothers reconnect with who they are beyond motherhood.You don’t have to be a runner to listen. You just have to be a mom figuring it out—one step at a time.Episodes coming soon!Email:Do you have a postpartum story ...

Welcome to Average Age Groupers, the podcast for the athlete who has a goal and a grocery list. Hosted by Holly, Maggie, and Laura, we’re diving into the world of cycling, running, triathlon, and everything in between. Whether you’re training for your first 5K or your tenth IRONMAN, we talk about how to crush your goals without losing your job, your friends, or your mind. From fueling on a budget to navigating the mental highs and lows of the "middle of the pack," we’re here to prove that you don't have to be a pro to have a powerful story.