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Hosted by RunDot Training · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 33 episodes
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This is The RunDot Podcast! We are here to educate, inspire, and entertain. We’ll talk all things running, nutrition, recovery, & strength training, with expert coaches and special guests. So whether you are a runner training for a 5K, 10K, Ha;f Marathon, Marathon, or Ultra Running event; Join the conversation, and let's improve together.
RunDot Training hosts The RunDot Running Podcast, a health show with 33 episodes published.
From cardio machines and stretch mats, to free weights and fitness classes; there are many options for how a runner can spend their time at the gym. Today, ACSM Certified Personal Trainer Brady Hoover joins the show to t
Time trial. Assessment Run. A workout that pops up on your RunDot calendar about once a month. Athletes either love it or dread it. But do you know why it's there in the first place? Coaches Ryan Tibball and Elizabeth Ja
When you hear the words "post-workout nutrition," what comes to mind? Maybe it's a protein shake, a full meal, your favorite recovery snack, or simply grabbing a bottle of Tailwind. But what does your body actually need
More is better. It is the most common belief in endurance sport, and it is quietly costing runners and triathletes their best results. In this joint TriDot and RunDot episode, Jeff Booher joins Andrew and Carrie for the
An ultramarathon isn't just about the runner, it's about the team behind them. A great crew can be the difference between reaching the finish line and dropping out of the race. From keeping athletes fueled and hydrated,
What makes you the runner that you are? According to legendary coach Bobby McGee, it comes down to two essential ingredients: fitness and efficient running form. In this episode, Bobby returns to the podcast to explain h
What makes you the runner that you are? According to legendary coach Bobby McGee, it comes down to two essential ingredients: fitness and efficient running form. In this episode, Bobby returns to the podcast to explain h
Between gels, bars, liquids, and real food, the options for fueling your training and racing can feel overwhelming. Lifelong runner and Registered Dietitian Jillian Thoren returns to help break down all your training nut
Between gels, bars, liquids, and real food, the options for fueling your training and racing can feel overwhelming. Lifelong runner and Registered Dietitian Jillian Thoren returns to help break down all your training nut
Run coaches Brady Hoover and Ben Sommerville jump into the hot seat on this round-robin, rapid-fire episode! The coaches answer your questions about a variety of topics. Learn strategies for running hills, maximizing you
How well do you move? How often do you move? Despite plenty of sagittal plane movement, runners are often deficient in other movement patterns. On today's episode, Dr. B.J. Leeper joins the podcast to discuss the importa
Most athletes are convinced that the path to better performance is more. More miles, more hours, more sessions. Volume has become the proxy for commitment, dedication, and seriousness as an athlete. In this joint episode
Jillian Tholen is the first to admit she made plenty of nutrition mistakes during her own running career. Now, as a Registered Dietitian, she’s passionate about helping other athletes avoid those same pitfalls. In this e
Jillian Tholen is the first to admit she made plenty of nutrition mistakes during her own running career. Now, as a Registered Dietitian, she’s passionate about helping other athletes avoid those same pitfalls. In this e
Most training platforms were built backwards. They started with what was easy to measure, layered features on top, and ended up with something that looks like training technology but is not actually training intelligence
Just before Marathon Monday, he joined us to share his excitement and now he’s back to break it all down. Coach Brady Hoover returns alongside Carrie Tollefson to recap an unforgettable weekend at the Boston Marathon. Fr
There are races anyone can register for; there are races you have to enter a lottery for; and then there are races you have to QUALIFY for. On today's episode, Coach Brady Hoover joins Carrie to discuss the smattering of
The RunDot app might feel like magic but behind it is the RunDot Innovation Team making it all happen. This week, Dr. B.J. Leeper and Coach Ken Presutti join the podcast to pull back the curtain on everything new and imp
When your training schedule and travel plans collide, it can feel overwhelming but the good news is, you don’t have to choose between them. You can stay consistent on the road. Coaches Elizabeth James and Stephen Horan j
RunDot workouts are built around your personalized training zones (calculated directly from your run test results), but what do Zones 4 through 6 really mean for your performance? This week, Coaches Brady Hoover and Ben
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