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Hosted by The Size 15 Runner · sports · EN · 50 episodes
Don’t like taking running (or yourself) too seriously? This is the podcast for you. Infusing pop culture, social commentary, and plenty of running humor, this isn't just another running podcast—it's something much different. "Making running fun...by making fun of it."
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The Size 15 Runner hosts The Size 15 Runner Podcast, a sports show with 50 episodes published.
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The Size 15 Runner Podcast
<p>“The absolute worst” The Size 15 Runner ranks the worst running shoe logos from worst...to worst (2:11); he is so very proud to help Mattel launch their all-new, extremely fragile “Runner Ken” Doll (13:34); and he gets very hokey and creates hoaxes as he reviews the HOKA Bondi 9 (20:32).</p>
The Size 15 Runner Podcast
<p>The insufferable The Size 15 Runner previews the insufferable new season of “The White Lotus” featuring the most insufferable runner (2:10); he plays the role of windbag and feels quite winded as he gives a long-winded rant on the downside of shoe updates (14:36); and he reviews the Brooks Glycerin 22 as he douses himself in a variety of products containing glycerin (22:37).</p>
The Size 15 Runner Podcast
<p>The Size 15 Runner is quite literally kicking and screaming as he hosts MTV Kickz (2:30); he does his worst Bill Maher impression as he declares more of the “New Rules” of Running (16:15); and he lets clouds cloud his judgement as he reviews the ASICS Gel-Nimbus 27 (26:17).</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p>ASICS Gel-Nimbus 27 — There’s nothing flashy about the Gel-Nimbus 27. No plate. No fancy foam. And it’s heavy. Perhaps most damning, it’s not very attractive. Also, its name is kind of lame. Yet, despite all of that, find out why The Size 15 Runner absolutely loves this shoe.<p><br /></p>...
The Size 15 Runner Podcast
<p>The useful The Size 15 Runner uses his expertise to usefully present the top 5 most useless shoe updates (2:42); he undergoes the severely controversial Severance procedure to sever his relationship with running (15:04); and he shares his whirlwind of emotions on the Saucony Hurricane 24 (27:09).</p><p><br /></p>Saucony Hurricane 24 — Despite its problematic name, this is the rare stability shoe that should work for both neutral and pronating runners. Whether it’s referring to the number of partners in a steaming hot lovemaking session, or scoops of ice cream on a hot summer day, two is always better than one. Case in poin...
The Size 15 Runner Podcast
<p>The Size 15 Runner offers the worst advice on avoiding the worst running mistakes featured in the worst New York Times article (2:36); he explains the fascinating science behind the runner’s high—as well as the social studies, mathematics, and geography behind it (14:54); and he reviews the Brooks Ghost Max 2…the update to the Brooks Ghost Max 1 (25:20).</p><p><br></p>Brooks Ghost Max 2 Review — The upstanding The Size 15 Runner is upbeat as he reviews the update to the Brooks Ghost Max which has an upgraded foam…and a noticeable uptick in weight.<p><br></p>Worst Running Mistakes, Pt. 2 — The New York...
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