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Nobody Asked Us with Des & Kara
The Boston Kerfuffle
This episode features a reluctant guest to talk about the recent changes to the Boston qualifying standards announced by the BAA last week. Yes, Kara dragged me (your editor who is also a running coach) kicking and screaming into this one! We start with some life updates from Kara and Des. Kara shares that she and Adam recently celebrated their 23rd wedding anniversary in Estes Park with a nothing but "Netflix and chill." TMI perhaps? We aren't sure she knows the full meaning of that vernacular, but you do get some Netflix recommendations from her! Des shares...
2024-09-24
1h 17
Healthy Runner Podcast
173. Mantras and Mental Strategies for Race Day with Chris McClung
Struggling to stay mentally strong during your race? Do you want to leverage your mental tools in your toolbox to maintain a strong mind during your training so you can execute the perfect race day strategy? Chris McClung is a 2:45 marathoner, running coach, co-owner of Rogue Running and host of the Running Rogue podcast. Chris and I chat about mantras and mental tips for your best race day yet! We get into the following topics and so much more: - Chris McClung Running Story - What is a race mantr...
2023-04-27
1h 02
Thought-Speak: The Original Animorphs Podcast
THE CHRIS GRINE INTERVIEW | Episode 64
This speak: We sit down with author and comic artist Chris Grine to discuss in more detail his adaptation of the Animorphs series and what's coming next for his indomitable talents. We gain insights into his process and how he sees the series overall, as well as some exclusive scoops on the next two books! It's like we're real journalists! All that and more on this latest episode of Thought-Speak! Patreon: www.patreon.com/thoughtspeakcast Facebook – www.facebook.com/thoughtspeakcast Gmail – Thoughtspeakcast@gmail.com Reddit – www.reddit.com/r/animorphs Follow Coleman on Twitter –...
2023-03-06
25 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #108: Host Roundtable with Kara, Shanna, and Chris
With crazy lives and busy schedules, it's been a minute since we published an episode, but we are excited to release this roundtable on recent current events in the realm of clean sport. Hosts Kara Goucher, Shanna Burnette, and Chris McClung all join to provide life updates and discuss: - Bizarre cheating scandals in chess and fishing - Doping positive for Simona Halep (former tennis #1) - Gold medal upgrade for former guest Lashinda Demus - Recent Kenyan doping busts (including 2021 Boston champ and 3 pacemakers for Kipchoge's sub 2) - News of a previous doping su...
2022-11-22
59 min
Inspired Soles
112. Chris McClung | Training for Hilly Races
Got feedback about this episode? Send Carolyn a textBased out of Austin Texas, Chris McClung is a 2:45 marathoner, running coach, and host of the Running Rogue podcast. He’s exceptionally knowledgeable about many aspects of run training, but in this episode we decided to pick his brain about training for hilly races. This conversation is a deep dive on all things hills, including:Why one might consider a hilly raceChris’ definition of a hilly raceThe many benefits of hill trainingSample hill workouts and how to progress themWhen to include hill training in your cycle and how...
2022-11-22
1h 02
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #104: Host Roundtable with Kara, Shanna, and Chris
We are BACK for a new season of Clean Sport Collective Podcast episodes, and we start this season just like we did the last one with a host round table with Kara, Shanna, and Chris. We get personal updates from the crew and then talk about some of the big topics in recent months from the world of #cleansport including the Russian doping scandal in figure skating at the Winter Olympics, the confirmed lifetime ban for Alberto Salazar via SafeSport, a recent 10 year ban for Blessing Okagbare in Track and Field, and why Major League Baseball isn’t...
2022-03-01
1h 08
Thought-Speak: The Original Animorphs Podcast
THE VISITOR: THE GRAPHIC NOVEL | Episode 59
This speak: WHOA! We get an exclusive copy of Chris Grine's latest comic adaptation of the Animorphs with THE VISITOR. Breaking down the plot, art, new depictions of fan-favorite aliens, ships, morphs, and so much more, you don't want to miss this EARLY REVIEW. We also discuss where the future of these adaptations may go and our excitement of the upcoming books and the end of the series. Join us and strap yourselves in for an incredible episode of Thought-Speak: The Original Animorphs Podcast! Patreon: www.patreon.com/thoughtspeakcast Facebook – www.facebook.com/thoughtspeakcast Twitter – @Morphc...
2021-10-03
1h 02
The Running Explained Podcast
s1/e27 The Art & Science of Pacing with Chris McClung (@roguechris)
My guest this week is Chris McClung of Rogue Running, host of the Running Rogue podcast and co-host of the Clean Sport Collective podcast with Kara Goucher and Shanna Burnette, and I couldn't think of a better guest to discuss this week's topic: PACING! What IS pacing? The relationship between your pace and your effort How to effectively use your watch to pace yourself (& how NOT to use it) Finding your 'EASY PACE' and why easy running is important Using effort and heart rate to find your 'easy' Race pacing strategies "Banking time" as a race strategy - yay or n...
2021-07-13
59 min
Thought-Speak: The Original Animorphs Podcast
THE INVASION: THE GRAPHIC NOVEL | Episode 56
This speak: We're back! We talk about the show's return and what it means to us and all the changes in our lives. Diving deep into the first official Animorphs graphic (Graphix?) novel, we break down the original plot that started it all and how it holds up in this new format. Amazingly after that, we sit down with the man who made it happen: Chris Grine! The writer and illustrator of the adaptation talks with us about everything from Visser Three's thicc bod, to future adaptations and what they might have in store. All this and more as...
2021-06-25
2h 20
Beer Mile Podcast
Ep20 - Clean Sport Collective: Kara Goucher, Shanna Burnette, Chris McClung on Doping, Supershoes, Alberto Salazar, and Bashing Tom Brady
Kara Goucher, Shanna Burnette, and Chris McClung of Clean Sport Collective join the podcast to talk all things doping, supershoes, drug testing process, Alberto Salazar, and more. They also go behind the scenes of Clean Sport Collective as an organization and their goals around telling the stories of clean athletes through their Clean Sport Collective podcast. Take the pledge on cleansport.org and tag @the_beer_mile and @cleansportco on Instagram. Adam and Chris announce they're sponsoring the Men's 1500m at the Texas Qualifier on February 27 and continue #ShootYourShot with Jakob Ingebrigtsen and Tom Brady. W...
2021-02-24
1h 31
Running Rogue
Episode #216: Fresh Start in 2021
In this episode to kick off the new year, Chris returns to his hosting duties and welcomes guest James Dodds to the conversation. James is a prior guest on the show and fellow Rogue coach. Chris opens up about the reasons for taking his break in the final two months of 2020, plus gives the lessons he learned during that time. Then, Chris and James turn to predictions about what racing will look like in 2021 and how to think about your training during this new year, still with plenty of uncertainty. Happy New Year everyone. Chris is excited...
2021-01-04
1h 12
Running Rogue
Episode #215: Inspirational Women with Molly Dykstra
As mentioned in episode 207, Chris will be taking a break from hosting the podcast until January. In his place, fellow Rogue coaches Jennifer Howard-Brown and Ruth England are leading a series of conversations with everyday women who we find incredibly inspiring. In this conversation, we feature episode 120 guest and a coach in our Dallas-area community... Molly Dykstra. Chris will be back next week!
2020-12-28
53 min
Running Rogue
Episode #210: Inspirational Women with Amy McClung
As mentioned in episode 207, Chris will be taking a break from hosting the podcast until January. In his place, fellow Rogue coaches Jennifer Howard-Brown and Ruth England are leading a series of conversations with everyday women who we find incredibly inspiring. In this conversation, we feature Chris's wife Amy McClung. You will see that he married way up!
2020-11-23
1h 02
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #69: Host Roundtable with Kara, Shanna, Adam, and Chris
This week, we take a break from interviews for a Clean Sport Collective host roundtable to discuss current events in the world of clean sport. Chris moderates while Shanna, Kara, and Adam weigh in with their perspectives. Topics include recent doping sanctions in the pro and amateur ranks, the use of CBD, bribery charges for the former President of World Athletics, the ESPN 30 for 30 documentary on Lance Armstrong, and of course, how the great shoe debate is now moving from the roads to the track. On the positive side, we finish by discussing inspiring moments with recent...
2020-10-05
1h 23
Running Rogue
Episode #199: Periodize Your Strength Training with Travis Goyeneche
In this prelude to the big episode #200, Chris and Jason Brooks chat with strength coach Travis Goyeneche to discuss his strength training principles and his approach to periodizing strength training within a run training cycle. We talk about the importance of clean, fundamental movement patterns for all runners (including Olympians) and how to build upon clean movement in order to find new speed as a runner. For those interested in training with us and getting access to Travis's training programs synced with ours, here are the links: Base training: https://www.roguerunning.com/p...
2020-09-07
59 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #65: Marla Runyan, Four-Time Olympian and Paralympian in Track and Field
She won 6 Paralympic medals including 5 golds. She competed in two Olympics in the 1500m and 5000m. She won 3 national titles in both the 1500m and 5000m on the track. She won US road championships at 4 different distances from the 5K up to the marathon. She finished 4th at the NYC Marathon, and she did it all as a legally blind athlete who never viewed her condition as a limitation or excuse. In this fascinating conversation, Kara and Chris talk to Marla Runyan about her journey in sport from playing soccer as a kid to learning to high j...
2020-09-06
1h 36
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #64: Don Kardong, 4th Place in the 1976 Olympic Marathon
You've heard the story of Frank Shorter and how he was robbed of a second gold medal in the 1976 Olympic Marathon (discussed in episode 15). But, have you heard the story of the fourth place finisher that day - American Don Kardong. He finished just 3 seconds out of bronze on that day and should be the rightful holder of that medal after the winner Waldemar Cierpinski was later implicated in a state-sponsored doping program in East Germany. Even though the International Olympic Committee has acknowledged that cheating occurred, they have yet to correct the record because the statute...
2020-08-31
1h 05
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #62: Brad Stulberg, Author and Performance Coach
"If there was ever a time for mass-market doping to become even more widespread, for an 'anything goes' mechanistic mindset to take hold, this is it. Sport needs not to add fuel to this trend but to buck it; to serve as a strong counter-balancing force. To be a final frontier that reminds people what humans—not super-humans—are capable of." Those are the words of author, performance coach, and Clean Sport Collective contributor Brad Stulberg. Brad is co-author of Peak Performance and The Passion Paradox with episode #26 guest Steve Magness. Through his writing and his...
2020-08-16
51 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #61: Jon Rankin, US Junior Champion in the 1500m and Founder of Go Be More Apparel
Jon Rankin is a self-described dreamer, and his story is one that is packed with equal doses of heartbreak and inspiration. In this conversation with Kara and Chris, you will hear about how he fell in love with the sport at the age of 14 watching Michael Johnson earn double golds in the 200 and 400 in Atlanta in 1996 and promptly announced to his parents that he would be an Olympian some day. You will hear about his up-and-down high school career where he overcame a performance plateau his senior year to receive just enough attention from UCLA to make...
2020-08-10
1h 20
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #60: Liz McColgan, World Champion in the 10,000 Meters
Liz McColgan is a legend and pioneer in the sport of track and field. She won the first-ever women's 10K at the Commonwealth Games in 1986. She competed in the first-ever Olympic 10,000 meter event for women in Seoul in 1988 (and earned a silver). She became a World Champion in 1991 just 9 months after giving birth to her daughter. She won the first-ever World Half Marathon Championship for women in 1992, and she won 3 World Marathon Majors (before they were called that) with victories in NYC, London, and Tokyo. She was also a pioneer in less fortunate ways as an athlete...
2020-08-02
1h 11
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #59: Tianna Bartoletta, World and Olympic Champion in the Long Jump
"We all have dreams. But in order to make dreams come into reality, it takes an awful lot of determination, dedication, self-discipline, and effort." - Jesse Owens. Tianna Bartoletta is no stranger to determination, dedication, self-discipline, and effort. She won 9 high school state titles to match her idol from the same state of Ohio - Jesse Owens. She went to the University of Tennessee on a full academic scholarship. She became a world champion in the long jump at the age of 19. Over the next 12 years, she won 8 other global championship medals including 5 more golds. She is...
2020-07-26
1h 16
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #58: Travis Tygart, CEO of USADA
With this episode, we welcome back Travis Tygart to the show. Travis is the CEO of the US Anti-Doping Agency and was our very first guest to join the podcast in episode #1. In this episode, Kara and Chris chat with Travis on the latest in clean sport news including the impact of the pandemic and the delayed Olympics on anti-doping efforts in the US and around the world. Travis talks about the initial impact of the stay-at-home orders on USADA in March and the details behind Project Believe, a program to experiment with virtual testing during this...
2020-07-19
1h 14
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #57: Sanya Richards-Ross, World and Olympic Champion in the 400m
You might know Sanya Richards-Ross as an athlete, but do you know Sanya Richards-Ross as a person? When it comes to the 400 meters, Sanya Richards-Ross is one of the greatest of all-time. She has 14 global championship medals including 10 golds. She's a world and Olympic champion. She's run under 50 seconds a record 49 times and still owns the US national record of 48.70 from 2006. It is fascinating to dig into what made her so great on the track, but perhaps more fascinating is what made her want to do it clean and do it with integrity. In this i...
2020-07-12
56 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #56: Christian Taylor, Olympic Gold Medalist and World Champion in the Triple Jump
Christian Taylor is a name you need to know. He’s one of the most dominant athletes in his discipline – the triple jump. He’s won 6 of the last 7 global outdoor championships dating back to 2011 including 2 Olympic and 4 World Championship gold medals. He is President of the recently formed Athletics Association, an athlete’s union created to advocate for athlete-centered change in the sport. And, he is an outspoken advocate for clean sport. In this wide-ranging interview, Kara and Chris begin by discussing Christian’s childhood growing up as a multi-sport athlete where he played soccer, football, and golf b...
2020-07-05
1h 19
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #55: Matt Taylor, Co-Founder and CEO of Tracksmith
Matt Taylor grew up in the industrial city of Pittsburgh, PA with a family history in the steel and coal industries. As that city (and its industries evolved), his father lost his job with a steel company. His dad's career struggles and then watching his mom start a store of her own planted a seed for Matt that he wanted to eventually pursue entrepreneurship as well. Meanwhile, he played basketball and ran track and cross country growing up which began a connection to sport that he would eventually carry with him to Yale and then well beyond...
2020-06-27
54 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #53: Gary Hall Jr, 5x Olympic Gold Medalist in Swimming
Many remember Gary Hall, Jr as the 10-time Olympic medalist (five gold, three silver, two bronze) who dominated in the 50 and 100m freestyle for 3 Olympics. Or, they remember his bold antics on the pool deck from wearing a boxing robe and shorts to line up behind the blocks to talking trash with the Australians in advance of the 4 x 100m freestyle relay in Sydney in 2000. But, do you know the Gary Hall, Jr who twice left renowned swim coaches to take a different path because he knew his body needed something different than the traditional approach at...
2020-06-14
1h 11
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #52: Aisha Praught Leer, Commonwealth Games Champion in the Steeplechase
In this episode, we learn the fascinating back story of how Aisha Praught Leer became a Commonwealth Games champion in the steeplechase, while also evolving into an outspoken champion for #cleansport. Aisha grew up in Illinois where she competed in a variety of sports but developed an initial focus in competitive cheerleading. In a twist of fate, cheerleading politics led her to quit that sport and turn her attention to the track where she found her niche in the mile before later adding the steeplechase while in college at Illinois State University. At Illinois State, she finished 2n...
2020-06-07
1h 18
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #48: Ben Rosario, Coach of Team NAZ Elite
Ben Rosario is the founder and head coach of Team NAZ Elite sponsored by Hoka, but he has done it all in our sport. He's competed in 2 Olympic Marathon Trials, finished 2nd in the US Marathon Championships, owned a running store in St. Louis, directed meets and events, and coached athletes of all levels. He, of course, coaches 4 of our prior guests from this year including Scott Fauble, Stephanie Bruce, Kellyn Taylor, and Olympic Trials Champion Aliphine Tuliamuk. Having seen the sport of running from all sides, Ben brings a sharp and unique perspective to a host o...
2020-05-11
55 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #47: Jim Ryun, First High Schooler to Run a Sub 4 Mile
With this week's guest, we shift from a legend in the hurdles to a legend in the mile as Shanna and Chris interview Jim Ryun. In 1964, Jim Ryun burst on the track scene at the age of 17 by running the first sub-4-minute mile by a high school boy. He did it after only 2 years as a runner, and then just a month later, he would earn a spot on the US Olympic team for the 1964 Tokyo Games. Of course, that was just the beginning of a storied career that included 3 Olympic Games, an Olympic Silver Medal, and 6 world...
2020-05-03
53 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #46: Edwin Moses, The G.O.A.T. in the 400m Hurdles
Edwin Moses began participating in track and field at an early age, but no one could have predicted where it would take him. Undersized in high school, he wasn't recruited to run track in college, and instead, went to Morehouse College on an academic scholarship to study physics. Morehouse didn't even have a track on campus, but Edwin kept training anyway using other facilities around Atlanta. While still at Morehouse, everything would change for him in 1976 when he ran his first 400m hurdle race and discovered his signature event. Just 4 months later, he would win Olympic gold...
2020-04-25
36 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #45: Kara Interviews Shanna and Chris + Listener Questions
In this episode, we mix things up with a get-to-know-your-hosts episode followed by listener questions. Kara takes the lead to interview co-hosts Shanna Burnette and Chris McClung. She asks about how they are both coping with the quarantine life balancing full-time jobs and 3 kids each. Then, digs into their backgrounds in sport and the key life moments that made them who they are today. You will learn about Shanna's path to becoming a state champion in Nevada and the devastating moment she learned of her father's passing while at the University of Colorado and how it would c...
2020-04-18
1h 19
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #45: Kara Interviews Shanna and Chris + Listener Questions
In this episode, we mix things up with a get-to-know-your-hosts episode followed by listener questions. Kara takes the lead to interview co-hosts Shanna Burnette and Chris McClung. She asks about how they are both coping with the quarantine life balancing full-time jobs and 3 kids each. Then, digs into their backgrounds in sport and the key life moments that made them who they are today. You will learn about Shanna's path to becoming a state champion in Nevada and the devastating moment she learned of her father's passing while at the University of Colorado and how it would c...
2020-04-18
1h 19
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #44: Bob Kennedy, 2-Time Olympian in the 5000m
Bob Kennedy is one of the most talented and consistent distance runners in US history. During his career, he was a 2-time Olympian, earned American records in the 3000m, 2 mile, and 5000m races and became the first non-African runner to break 13:00 in the 5000. As he says himself in this interview, if it wasn't for performance-enhancing drugs (PED), he would probably be an Olympic medalist. Instead, he would "settle" for 6th place in the 5000m at the Olympics in 1996 where he took the lead with 2 laps to go in front of an electric crowd in Atlanta. Is he...
2020-04-12
1h 17
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #43: Jessie Diggins, Gold Medalist in XC Skiing
We could all use a smile or two right now, and we believe this interview will give you just that. Jessie Diggins and her teammate Kikkan Randall won the first ever gold medal for the US in cross country skiing in the Winter Olympics in 2018. You might remember the epic finish as Jessie outsprinted a Swedish and Norwegian athlete to earn gold by half a ski before collapsing and being jumped on by Kikkan in celebration. It was a beautiful moment, but as you will learn in this interview with Kara and Chris, Jessie's story is so much bigger...
2020-04-05
1h 05
The Nine Club With Chris Roberts
EXPERIENCE #90 - Chase Webb, Louie Lopez, Chris Joslin
We discuss the Trevor McClung's "Welcome to Artform” part, The Louie Lopez, Jarne Verbruggen's "Professional Life" Part, Pass~Port Presents "Kitsch”, Pizza Skateboards' "Chase" Video, Chris Joslin 360 flip El Toro, Daewon Song’s “Love Child” part and much more! Also, we’re picking 3 winners from last weeks raffle of the Globe “Christmas complete” skateboard (https://us.globebrand.com). This weeks raffle is a Darkroom Skateboards package (https://drkrminc.com) Also, a free to enter comment raffle! Just Like the video and leave a comment on the YouTube video to be entered! We'll pick winners next week! Learn more abo...
2020-04-02
2h 20
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #42: Sally Bergesen, Founder + CEO of Oiselle
We are excited to wrap up this series for Women's History Month by interviewing Sally Bergesen, the Founder and CEO of Oiselle. Sally Bergesen founded Oiselle in 2007 and since then has been making both better apparel and big waves in the sport of running. In this interview with Kara and Chris, you will hear about her childhood growing up in Berkeley, CA as a self-proclaimed troublemaker including one funny example of challenging authority in her home economics class. From there, she discusses her parallel journey as a runner and on the road to founding Oiselle, where she...
2020-03-29
1h 03
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #38: Colleen Quigley, Olympic Steeplechaser
We are excited to kick off a new month with a new theme! March is National Women’s History month so this month’s guests will all be badass women who are athletes and/or advocates for clean sport. For this first episode of the month, we interview Nike-sponsored athlete from the Bowerman Track Club – Colleen Quigley. We often get the critique that we are anti-Nike, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. We are simply pro-clean sport, and we will condemn actions by Nike or any brand that are against our mission. At the same tim...
2020-03-01
1h 03
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #36: Kellyn Taylor, 2:24 Marathoner (#7 All-Time)
Kellyn Taylor is a 2:24 marathoner and ranked #7 on the US all-time list, but her story is so much more interesting than a time on the clock. She's also training to be a firefighter, has a passion for fostering children, and is working to instill her trademark mental toughness in her own daughter. In this interview led by Kara and Shanna, we cover it all. Kellyn tells us about her Wisconsin roots where she grew up doing gymnastics and playing soccer before running became her primary sport. She talks about her transition into pro running with MacMillan Elite...
2020-02-23
57 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #35: Jared Ward, Olympian and 2:09 Marathoner
Jared Ward is an Olympian and 2:09 marathoner, but he might be more proud of his role as a father to 4, professor at BYU, virtual running coach, or ambassador to a Shark-Tank-featured company (MyoStorm). He is fast on the roads but "juggles" it all well off the race course as well. In this interview, Kara and Chris dig in with Jared on his early running days and his patient progression from 21 minute 5K runner in early high school to finishing 6th at the Olympic Marathon in Rio. He talks about the object that inspired him to join his c...
2020-02-20
1h 04
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #34: Stephanie Bruce, 2:29 Marathoner and US 10K Road Champion
In this episode, we stay with team NAZ Elite and interview Stephanie (Steph) Bruce. Not all superheroes wear capes and Steph Bruce is an example of that. You already know that she is fast (at both the marathon and 10K distances), but did you know that she's also a running coach, co-founder of Picky Bars, mom of two, and of course, advocate for women in sport and clean sport. In this interview, Shanna and Chris interview Steph, and we cover a wide range of topics. She discusses her running journey including the gut-wrenching turning point that transformed...
2020-02-16
56 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #33: Scott Fauble, 2:09 Marathoner (Top 10 All-Time)
Scott Fauble was the top American at the Boston Marathon and the 2nd ranked marathoner in the US in 2019. His 2:09:09 in Boston makes him the 10th fastest US marathoner of all-time. He trains with team Northern Arizona Elite (NAZ Elite), sponsored by Hoka One One and coached by Ben Rosario. While a state champion in high school, Scott's rise to the top of US marathoning has not be a smooth or predictable road at least for those watching from the outside. Scott talks about his progression in the sport including how he has always set big goals...
2020-02-12
1h 08
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #32: Emily Sisson, 2:23 Marathoner (Fastest US Debut)
In this episode, Kara and Chris interview Emily Sisson as we continue our series in the build-up to the Olympic Marathon Trials in Atlanta on February 29th. Emily has had success at every level from high school state champion to 2-time NCAA champion and now 2-time US Champion on the roads in the 5K and 10K. Perhaps more impressive, however, was her first marathon last spring in London where she ran 2:23 to clock the fastest debut ever by an American on a record-eligible course. In this interview, we talk about her start in sport playing soccer and h...
2020-02-09
57 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #31: Shadrack Biwott, Boston Marathon Podium Finisher
Shadrack Biwott is one of only three athletes in the men's field for the US Olympic Marathon Trials who has stood on a World Major Marathon podium. He finished 3rd at the Boston Marathon in 2018 in the extreme cold, windy, and rainy conditions that also accompanied Des Linden's victory on the same day. That finish along with his 4th place finish at Boston in 2017 and 5th place at NYC in 2016 give you only the surface reasons needed to suggest he could make an Olympic team on February 29th. In this interview, Kara and Chris dig into so m...
2020-02-05
56 min
Clean Sport Collective
Special Episode: New Shoe Regulations with Ross Tucker, Kara Goucher, and Adam Goucher
World Athletics (formerly the IAAF) released their updated regulations regarding footwear today. These regulations establish new rules governing the use of prototypes and impose immediate limits on sole thickness (i.e. stack height) and the use of carbon fiber plates. In summary, it appears that the Nike prototype AlphaFly is now banned, but the Nike 4% and Next% are still legal. The AlphaFly was the Nike prototype worn by Eliud Kipchoge to break the 2-hour barrier in the marathon. In addition, competitors to Nike now have until April 30th to release their versions of the Next% in order for their athletes t...
2020-02-01
40 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #29: Evan Dunfee, World Bronze Medalist in the 50K Race Walk
Evan Dunfee is a top name in the sport of elite race walking, but perhaps more importantly, he is an outspoken advocate for both clean sport and athlete rights. Evan finished an agonizing 4th at the Rio Olympics in the 50K race walk and then came back to earn the coveted bronze medal at the World Championships in Doha in 2019. Kara and Chris interview Evan, and they discuss both experiences including the one thing that made that 4th place finish in Rio particularly satisfying (hint: clean athletes), plus how he prepared for the extremely hot...
2020-01-26
57 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #28: Uli Fluhme, Race Director and Clean Sport Advocate in Cycling
We are excited to introduce you to Uli Fluhme. He is a race director and clean sport advocate in the sport of cycling, and his story is a fascinating one. Uli grew up competing in the world of European cycling where he was on a team that would send athletes to the Olympics. While Uli himself says that "he wasn't good enough for them to waste the drugs on him," he saw firsthand the impact performance enhancing drugs had on the sport and how it affected the lives of his friends. These experiences shaped him a...
2020-01-19
53 min
Running Rogue
Episode #165: Predictions for 2020 + Injury Tips
In this episode, Chris starts with a little preview for the Houston half marathon this weekend (where US marathoners will be tuning up for the Trials) and talks about the women's elite field for London. Then, he gives 6 predictions for the sport of running in 2020 and 4 tips for dealing with injury based on his recent experience dealing with one of his own.
2020-01-15
55 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #27: Desiree Linden, Boston Marathon Champion
We continue a new year of Clean Sport podcasts with another amazing guest as 2018 Boston Marathon Champion Desiree Linden joins Kara and Chris on the show. You know Des as a two-time Olympian in the marathon with 3 podium finishes in World Marathon Majors including two second place finishes at Boston and Chicago, and then of course her epic win in Boston in 2018 in nor'easter conditions. But, do you know how she started in sport? Did you know that her favorite event in high school and college was the 1500 and that she begged her coach not to make...
2020-01-12
1h 05
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #26: Steve Magness, Nike Oregon Project Whistleblower
We are excited to kick off a new decade of fighting for clean sport with this powerful episode. Some use the word whistleblower, but we prefer to use the word truth-teller to describe our next guest - Steve Magness. Steve was a precocious talent as a runner in high school and college with a 4:01 personal best in the mile. Along the way, he developed an interest in coaching and that led him down a path to become an assistant coach alongside Alberto Salazar at the Nike Oregon Project (NOP). Little did he know that joining the NOP...
2020-01-05
1h 04
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #25: James Wilks, UFC Fighter and Producer from The Game Changers
In this episode, Chris and Shanna interview James Wilks, retired UFC Fighter and Producer from the documentary The Game Changers. James was born and raised in England and began experimenting with martial arts at a young age. He progressed to become a black belt in both Taekwondo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and would go on to compete on the reality TV show The Ultimate Fighter, which earned him a spot in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). As a UFC fighter, he became a welterweight champion before a knee injury forced him to take a break from f...
2019-12-22
29 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #23: Roger Pielke, Expert in Sports Governance
Roger Pielke is a name you need to know. He has a Ph.D in Political Science and is a professor at the University of Colorado in Boulder. At CU, he is the director of the Sports Governance Center within the Department of Athletics at the Center for Science and Technology Policy Research. That might all sound boring to you, but Roger's curiosity at the intersection of science, policy, sport has led him to be a critical player on topics that matter within sports governance. He has testified against the IAAF in the Caster Semenya case regarding...
2019-12-08
55 min
Running Rogue
Episode #159: Long Term Planning
In this episode after a brief intro covering current events, I discuss how to think about long term planning for your running in 18-24 chunks of time, including the 8 key elements to consider. And if you are interested in joining me on the podcast to discuss your long term planning, then please reach out - chris@roguerunning.com.
2019-12-02
1h 04
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #21: Amelia Boone, 4-Time OCR World Champion
We were very honored to sit down with Amelia Boone in New York City just before the marathon in a room full of gold shoes in the basement of Mile High Run Club. Amelia is not only a 4-time World Champion in the sport of obstacle course racing (OCR), but even more impressively, she did it while maintaining a full-time job as a corporate lawyer. With this episode, Shanna and Chris interview Amelia to talk about her meteoric rise from 1st-timer to OCR World Champion. We discuss her background in sport and the keys to her championships...
2019-11-24
54 min
Running Rogue
Episode #156: Processing the Mary Cain Story
For this week, I had to hit pause on my previously planned topic and spend time discussing the Mary Cain story, which you can learn about here: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/07/opinion/nike-running-mary-cain.html I don't have all the answers, but I hope you don't mind me taking the time to process this incredibly brave and heartbreaking story from Mary. In the podcast, my discussion centers on two areas: 1. How can we advocate for those like Mary who speak out against wrongdoing? 2. How can we think about body image a...
2019-11-12
1h 09
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #19: Frank Shorter, Part 2
In this episode, we bring you part two of our two-part interview with US marathon legend Frank Shorter. As a reminder, Frank Shorter is the only American to win two Olympic medals for the marathon distance earning gold in 1972 in Munich and silver in 1976 in Montreal. In this discussion with Chris and Kara, we pick up where we left off last time and hear additional stories on the early days of USADA and Frank's role in it from the early Balco scandal to the Lance Armstrong case. We also learn the behind-the-scenes story on why Frank stepped a...
2019-11-10
55 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #18: Camille LeBlanc-Bazinet, CrossFit Games Champion
Having read the episode title, some of you may already be skeptical to listen to this one. If you aren't a CrossFit fan or athlete, then you might wonder how you might relate to Camille's story. Well, we are here to insist that you will. While her chosen activity might be different than yours, the details of her journey as a CrossFit Games champion (and 4-time top 10 finisher) are very much relatable. If you have ever been bullied, then you can relate to Camille. If you are a woman who has felt that you didn't have a p...
2019-11-03
51 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #17: Performance Enhancing Footwear? A Panel Discussion with Kara Goucher, Ryan Hall, and Alex Hutchinson
In this episode, we switch gears from talking about the unfair advantage created by the use of performance enhancing drugs to potential unfair advantage created by the use of performance enhancing footwear. Host Chris McClung leads a panel discussion with Kara Goucher, Alex Hutchinson, and Ryan Hall to discuss the implications of shoe technology in light of recent performances by Eliud Kipchoge (who broke 2 hours in the marathon) and Brigid Kosgei (who now owns the world record in the marathon for women). Kara Goucher (@karagoucher), of course, is co-host of the show and is an elite-level US di...
2019-10-27
54 min
Running Rogue
Episode #153: Running True-False, Part 2 with James Dodds
Episode 152 was a lightning rod for discussion as I received the most email ever within 24-hours of the episode as you all sounded off on shoes, Kipchoge, and world records. We start this episode with James with further reaction from me on shoes (should they be regulated?) and a special Kipchoge-based true-false question for James. Then, we switch into part 2 of Running True-False with James where we again span the spectrum of topics from training to the mental side of the sport. Example true-false discussions in this episode include: - Road racing (and training) make...
2019-10-20
1h 07
Running Rogue
Episode #152: Marathon Race Questions
There is so much to cover in this episode! We start with an intro discussing all of the topics and fast running from the weekend including: - Nike deciding to shutdown the Nike Oregon Project - Kipchoge getting it done to break 2 hours for the first time - A world record going down at the Chicago Marathon and more! Then at 41:15 into the episode, I answer your questions about racing the marathon including: - How should I deal with pre-race nerves? - Should I consider running with...
2019-10-15
1h 23
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #15: Frank Shorter, 2-time Olympic Medalist in the Marathon
In this episode, we bring you part one of a two-part interview with US marathon legend Frank Shorter. Frank Shorter is the only American to win two Olympic medals for the marathon distance earning gold in 1972 in Munich and silver in 1976 in Montreal. Sadly, in 1976 he was robbed of a second gold medal moment when he was beaten by East German runner Waldemar Cierpinski who would later be directly linked to a state-sponsored doping program. Frank's marathon successes sparked the marathon movement here in the US as thousands of everyday runners flocked to cover the 26.2 mile distance. Frank would go on...
2019-10-13
54 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #14: Kara and Adam Goucher on the 4-Year Bans for Salazar/Brown for Doping Violations
Last Monday September 30th, USADA announced a 4-year ban for Albert Salazar and Dr. Jeffrey Brown for doping violations associated with their work within the Nike Oregon Project. In this interview with Chris McClung, Kara and Adam Goucher tell the story of their 6-year journey to support USADA's case. Kara is a co-host for the Clean Sport Collective podcast, and Adam shared his perspective on the fight for clean sport in episode #9. Both Olympians, they know what it is like to compete at the highest levels in track and field while also being robbed of achievement by drug cheats. In 2011, eve...
2019-10-07
1h 12
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #13: Bonnie Ford, Senior Writer at ESPN
With this week's episode, we switch gears from interviewing athletes to interviewing a journalist. Kara, Chris and Shanna are joined by Bonnie Ford to discuss doping and the pursuit of clean sport. Bonnie is a senior writer with ESPN who covers cycling, Olympics sports, tennis, soccer, and a host of other sports. She has covered more than 14 Tours de France including the Lance Armstrong and Chris Froome doping cases. In addition, she has interviewed anti-doping whistleblowers, including Floyd Landis, Yuliya and Vitaly Stepanova, and Kara herself. With Bonnie, we cover a range of topics including he...
2019-09-29
50 min
Running Rogue
Episode #149: Running True-False with James Dodds
In this episode, we jump right in with my returning guest - James Dodds - and bring back a concept that we used in episode #37. Running True or False? For this part 1 of this episode, we cover 6 different true/false statements, 3 each of James and Chris. The topics covered span the spectrum from training to goal setting to shoes, and I think you will find the discussion entertaining. If you have a different opinion or would like to pose a true/false question to us for discussion in part 2, please send to chris@roguerunning.com.
2019-09-22
59 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #12: Alysia Montaño, 6-time US 800m Champion and World Bronze Medalist
With this week's episode, we follow one badass female track field athlete with another. Chris and Kara interview mom and 800m specialist Alysia Montaño (@alysiamontano) in a wide-ranging and emotional interview. Alysia is a 6-time US Champion in the 800 and also owns 3 Bronze medals from 3 different World Championships. Unfortunately, 2 of those medals came via "medal upgrade" after drug cheat Mariya Savinova was convicted of doping violations. Alysia is finally due to receive those medals in a medal ceremony coming up next week at the 2019 World Championships in Doha. In the interview, Alysia discusses the n...
2019-09-22
56 min
Running Rogue
Episode #147: Listener Questions, Round 6
In this episode, we start with recaps of the 5th Ave. Mile and the Diamond League Final in Brussels. We talk about Jenny Simpson getting another win along with Old Man Willis. And... can you guess which athlete from Brussels I call BS on?!? Then, I turn to listener questions covering the timing of prep races, the anatomy of a down week, training paces, using the McMillan Calculator and more. If you have a question, please email me - chris@roguerunning.com - and I might just answer it on the podcast!
2019-09-09
1h 11
Running Rogue
Episode #146: Labor Day Smorgasbord
In this Labor Day episode, Chris takes you through a host of recent news including: - His interview with Adam Goucher on clean sport + Adam's blog on #dreammaternity - The Diamond League Final in Zurich - Changes to the US Marathon Trials course in Atlanta - Results from the US 20K Champs Then at 46 minutes, he covers some general training/coaching tips that have been top of mind for him recently, including the summer grind, training paces, and how to think about the relative value/worth of your goals.
2019-09-02
1h 07
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #9: Adam Goucher, 4-time NCAA Champion and Olympian
In this episode Kara Goucher and Chris McClung interview Adam Goucher. Adam (aka Mr. Kara Goucher) is a 4-time NCAA champion in cross country and track and field plus an Olympian in the 5K, and he has the highest US male finish in the World Cross Country Championships (6th) since 1986. Adam brings a unique and crystal-clear perspective on clean sport as an athlete that competed in the time period before a drug test for EPO was introduced. Adam tells a story about kicking a suspected dirty athlete off the track at the University of Colorado and talks about his role in...
2019-08-25
53 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #7: Mirinda Carfrae, 3-time Ironman World Champion
In this episode, Kara Goucher and Chris McClung interview Mirinda Carfrae (@mirindacarfrae) who is one of the best triathletes in the world. Mirinda (who goes by Rinny for short) has finished on the podium at the Ironman World Championships in Kona seven times with three victories, three second-place finishes, and one third-place finish. She also holds the run-course record in Kona with a time of 2 hours and 50 minutes for the marathon to cap off the 140.6 mile race. With Rinny, we talk about her beginnings in sport as a basketball player, her transition to triathlon, and how she...
2019-07-28
49 min
Running Rogue
Episode #141: Adventures and Inspiration in Europe with Chris McClung and James Dodds
As promised in this episode, we recap my trip to France to see the US win the Women's World Cup (semis and final), race a 40K in the French Alps, and attend the Monaco Diamond League meet in person. With James as my discussion partner, we talk about all of the inspiration and lessons learned from each experience. I hope you enjoy it! And here is the video from the mountain race in France: https://www.facebook.com/152886823859/videos/1438387136302768/?epa=SEARCH_BOX
2019-07-28
1h 26
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #5: Ian Sharman, Ultra Marathoner
With episode #5 of the Clean Sport Collective podcast, Kara Goucher and Chris McClung interview ultra marathoner Ian Sharman (@sharmanian). Ian has won over 50 events including the Leadville 100-Miler 4 times. He's also finished top 10 at the Western States 100 nine times and owns the fastest time to ever complete the Grand Slam of Ultras, a series of 4, 100-milers in just 10 weeks. Ian is going for his tenth top 10 at Western States this weekend (starting June 29). With Ian, we talk about his background, how he got into trail ultras, tips for those who might be considering going long (including Kara...
2019-06-28
54 min
Running Rogue
Episode 133: Strength Training with Jason Fitzgerald
In this episode, I start with an intro that includes: - A quick recap of NCAA Champs in Austin, TX. - A recap of the 10K Road Champs for US women... shout-out to Sara Hall for the win! - Some final respects to Gabe Grunewald whose husband Justin recently announced she was in her final days after a long journey with cancer. Then, I turn to an interview with Jason Fitzgerald from the Strength Running podcast to talk about strength training for runners. Our discussion includes answers to these questions (and...
2019-06-10
1h 24
The Strength Running Podcast
Episode 98: Chris McClung of Rogue Running on Training Theory
Today's podcast episode features one of the lead coaches for Rogue Running, a massive running group in Austin, Texas. After discovering the Running Rogue podcast and learning more about the group, I instantly recognized Chris McClung as a thoughtful coach who truly "gets" training (he's not going to tell you to run less, run faster...). In this conversation, we focus on three key areas: How he learned to be a great coach The training theory and principles that influence his coaching The role of community and how that impacts your performance This episode...
2019-06-06
45 min
Running Rogue
Episode #132: Missing Goals? Let's Talk about Why with James Dodds
In this episode, we start with a intro reaction to a listener email about the cost of recovery. Thanks Paul! Then, James and I turn to a discussion on the top reasons why runners miss their goals. If you are struggling with a big goal, then this episode might resonate with you. Please give us feedback or input on this episode for our Part 2 discussion. You can email chris@roguerunning.com. Also, if you are interested in our podcast training program, then you have until June 21st to sign up and can find...
2019-06-06
1h 21
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #3: Kevin Rutherford, CEO of Nuun Hydration
With episode #3, Chris McClung and Shanna Burnette interview one of the founding members and current board members of the Clean Sport Collective - Kevin Rutherford, CEO of Nuun Hydration. We start with a background on Kevin and how he came to be CEO of Nuun after stints at Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day, Kashi, MillerCoors, and S.C. Johnson. Then, we cover his progress as CEO in 6 years with Nuun including their corporate commitment to selling clean/natural products as well as promoting clean sport. Kevin talks about his role in the foundation of the Clean Sport Collective, t...
2019-05-31
47 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #2: Kara Goucher and Shanna Burnette, Origins of the Clean Sport Collective
In episode #2 of the Clean Sport Collective podcast, we introduce you to the 3 co-hosts of the show, Kara Goucher, Shanna Burnette, and Chris McClung, and give you more background on the Clean Sport Collective. We talk about the reasons and objectives behind the organization and then discuss insights into Kara and Shanna's experience at the recent Partnership for Clean Competition (PCC) conference in London. About the co-hosts: - Kara Goucher is an elite-level US distance runner who has competed in the Olympics for the US at the 10,000 meter and marathon distances. She owns a silver m...
2019-05-31
47 min
Clean Sport Collective
Episode #1: Travis Tygart, CEO of the US Anti-Doping Agency
We are excited to introduce the Clean Sport Collective podcast with this first episode. The Clean Sport Collective is a community of powerful voices comprised of athletes, brands, events, clubs, fans and the public to support the pursuit of clean sport and athletics. With this podcast, we will celebrate clean athletes, educate you on issues in the world of clean sport, and bring hope that we can all believe in the power of fair play across all sports. For our first episode, we interview Travis Tygart, the CEO of the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA). USADA i...
2019-05-31
58 min
Running Rogue
Episode #127: A Leap of Faith with Chris Lear
This episode begins with a short introduction including announcements about a live podcast recording at Rogue on May 17th with Michael Wardian and Charlie Engle. We will do a run at 6 pm and then Q&A with Michael and Charlie at 6:45/7:00 pm. You can find event details here: https://www.facebook.com/events/300818644149908/ Then at 7:15 into the episode, the audio begins from my live (with audience) recording with Chris Lear. We talk about the story behind the book Running with the Buffaloes and about how he dropped everything to pursue this idea. We talk about...
2019-05-15
1h 02
Running Rogue
Human Performance Project Mini Series, Episode #4 of 4 with Dr. Noah Moos and Jason Brooks
In this episode, we complete our mini-series on the Human Performance Project, discussing agile coaching and health care. We discuss how to listen to and measure your body and then how to adjust your training and lifestyle accordingly. This includes discussions on heart rate, heart rate variability as well as genetic markers and key blood values. Plus, we announced that we will have a bonus fifth episode in the mini series just to answer your questions. If you have questions, please submit them to chris @ roguerunning.com in order to be included in the next episode.
2019-04-17
1h 30
Running Rogue
Human Performance Project Mini Series, Episode #3 of 4 with Matthew Centrowitz, Dr. Noah Moos, and Jason Brooks
In this episode of the Human Performance Project mini-series, we are joined by very special guest and Olympic 1500m gold medalist Matthew Centrowitz (@mgcentro) who trains with the Bowerman Track Club. For this episode, we talk about things to consider within diet and nutrition in order to optimize performance including discussion on Matthew's own approach to nutrition and how that is now evolving as he approaches 30 years old. From peeing on pH paper to see if you need more veggies to talking about macro nutrient balance and race weight, this episode has a bit of e...
2019-04-10
1h 39
Running Rogue
Episode #119: Run the Mile You're In with Ryan Hall
Ryan Hall stopped by the Running Rogue podcast studio in February, and I am excited to release this interview with him on his new book: Run the Mile You're In: Finding God in Every Step. The book covers lessons from Ryan's career as an elite-level marathoner as well as his new passion in weight training. Ryan Hall needs no introduction, but he a two-time Olympian and the fastest ever US marathoner with a PR of 2:04:58 and also the current US half marathon record holder. You can pre-order the book here and then purchase it after its...
2019-03-31
1h 09
Running Rogue
Episode #116: Adam Goucher and Running with the Buffaloes
In this episode, we jump straight into the interview with Adam Goucher on the book Running with the Buffaloes by Chris Lear. The book chronicles Adam’s pursuit of the NCAA Cross Country title in 1998 at the University of Colorado. Adam (aka Mr. Kara Goucher) is a 4 time NCAA champion, Olympian in 5K and has the highest US male finish in World Cross (6th) since 1986. He now runs the business Run the Edge with his friend Tim Catalano. Learn more about Run the Edge and their Run the Year challenge at www.runtheedge.com.
2019-03-10
1h 08
Running Rogue
Episode #110: The Science of Recovery with Christie Aschwanden and Alex Hutchinson
In this episode, we start with a recap of fast times at the Houston Marathon and Half Marathon. Chris makes predictions about what the race means for Emily Sisson's future and pays homage to the career of Kara Goucher. Then starting at 18:50 into the episode, we turn to a fascinating discussion with Christie Aschwanden and Alex Hutchinson on the science of recovery modalities. Christie is a writer for the site www.fivethirtyeight.com and has a new book coming on February 5th called Good to Go, What the Athlete in All of Us Can Learn from the S...
2019-01-27
1h 29
Running Rogue
Episode #109: A Chat with Kate Grace
In the intro, we break down the recently announced London and Boston Marathon fields, including perhaps the greatest field ever assembled for a women's marathon. Plus, Chris gives his way too early picks for the wins in both races. Then, at 17:45, episode #67 guest Colleen Quigley comes on to help break the ice with Kate Grace with fun questions about the #BowermanBabes. We get answers to pressing questions such as "which Bowerman Babe is the biggest Bachelor fan?" After that, we turn to an all-encompassing discussion with Kate on her journey from high school soccer player...
2019-01-20
1h 37
The Nine Club With Chris Roberts
EXPERIENCE #31 - Erik Bragg departs from ETN, Nike "Dream Crazy", Trent McClung
Erik Bragg stops by to talk about his departure from ETN, Out There: Gilbert Crockett, Nike - Dream Crazy, Trent McClung | HB to BZ Part, Pedro Delfino's "Welcome to Deathwish" Part, The Battle of Normandy 2018 and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2018-09-20
1h 46
Running Rogue
Episode #83: Plotting Sub 4:00 with Mary Margaret
By way of intro this week, Chris gets to brag about his spot-on Peachtree picks, and then we talk about why it's time to jump on the Shelby Houlihan bandwagon if you can catch it. Plus, we share this sobering blog from Tianna Bartoletta (Olympic long jump gold medalist) on the state of the sport and her worth in it: https://www.theycallmetb.com/blog/2018/7/10/a-foreign-currency At 31:42, we get to our main interview, listener Mary Margaret from episode #79 fame. In that episode, Chris and Steve guaranteed a sub 4 result at the Twin Cities Ma...
2018-07-15
1h 31
Running Rogue
Episode #76: Running Rants
In our intro this week we cover EPO in baseball (?), a story on the great Patrick Sang (coach of Eliud Kipchoge), and picks for 4 races in the Prefontaine Classic. You can check up on those picks already as the race went off this weekend. Then at 32 minutes, we turn to 10 running pet peeves, 5 each from Steve and Chris. Some will inspire. Others might infuriate you. We welcome the debate so do send your comments to chris@roguerunning.com. Here is the link to the article on Patrick Sang: https://spikes.iaaf.org/post/pa...
2018-05-28
1h 28
Running Rogue
Episode #57: Listener Questions, Round 2
We start this episode with predictions for the Houston Half Marathon and Marathon. Will the American Record go down for the US women in the half? Will Molly Huddle or Jordan Hasay be the one to do it? Who will be the first American on the men's side? Will Chris get the PR he is seeking in the marathon (sub 2:45:48)? By the time you listen, you can check our predictions here: http://results.houstonmarathon.com/2018/ Then, we turn to six listener questions from all over the globe. Submit your questions for future episodes...
2018-01-15
1h 23
Running Rogue
Episode #54: Planning Your Macrocycles
In this episode, Steve and Chris give their perspective on why you should plan your training in 12-18 month chunks and how you should build macrocycles with a goal to work on your strengths and weaknesses within those 12-18 windows. By way of intro, Steve and Chris talk about an important medal upgrade and give their initial takes on the US elite field in the Boston Marathon.
2017-12-17
1h 34
Running Rogue
Special Edition Episode: Breaking 60 and NYC Marathon Recap
In this special edition episode, we give full recaps on Chris's attempt to break the 60 minute barrier at Run for the Water and on the NYC Marathon. We talk about Chris's race, Shalane's win, Meb's final chapter, and more!
2017-11-07
51 min
Running Rogue
Episode #45: Performance Nutrition (+ Sleep)
As promised in Episode #42 on the One Percents, we cover performance nutrition and sleep with special guest Megan Lyons from the Lyons' Share Wellness in Dallas. Learn why vegetables are so important and whether or not you should carbo load, plus much more. And, by way of introduction, we get a full recap on Chris's first ever road race victory at the Run Free Texas 8K in Austin. Congrats Chris!
2017-10-15
1h 13
Running Rogue
Special Episode: Track and Field World Championships Recap Show
So, who won the prediction contest between Chris and Steve this time?!? Find out that and more on this episode as Chris and Steve break down the results from the IAAF World Track & Field Championships. Plus, we pay homage to one of the greatest sprinters of all-time, and her name is not Usain Bolt.
2017-08-23
2h 04
Running Rogue
Episode #37: Running True or False with James Dodds
With episode #37, we bring back episode #8 guest and former Rogue coach/employee - James Dodds. We call him the Reverend James Dodds for a reason because he knows how to preach the message of running philosophy and "religion." In this episode, we do a roundtable between Steve, Chris, and James with various running questions - framing them all as true or false questions. We cover everything from the pressure of elite runners to footwear and even dig into the existential in this fun and freeform debate. Listen in and then feel free to join the debate by e...
2017-08-20
1h 18
Running Rogue
Episode #30: USA Track and Field Championships Recap Show
So, who won the big prediction contest between Chris and Steve?!? Find out that and more on this episode as Chris and Steve break down the results from the USATF Outdoor Track Championships. Plus, in the opener, we answer a listener question and give an overview of the results from the Western States 100.
2017-07-03
1h 41
Running Rogue
Episode #28: USA Track and Field Championships Preview Show
Track geek alert! Steve and Chris couldn't help but sound off for 2 full hours on the upcoming USATF Outdoor Track Championships that are coming at you THIS weekend: June 22-25. In this episode, they give you an overview of schedule/logistics and break down all of the distance events. Plus at the end, they share a few stories to watch from the sprint and field events as well. The event breakdowns come in order of appearance at the meet, so you can take this one in smaller chunks as the events come. The 10K final is Thursday night, so...
2017-06-22
2h 01
Running Rogue
Episode #23: The Coach-Athlete Relationship (Part 1 of 2)
We begin this episode with a short interview of episode #2 guest Allison Macsas, getting a firsthand recap of her big 2nd place finish at the Vancouver Marathon. Then, we talk highlights from NCAA track and field conference weekend and tell you what to expect for the upcoming NCAA regionals. For the main part of the discussion, Steve and Chris begin a two-part series on the coach-athlete relationship featuring a real coach-athlete conversation between Steve (as coach) and Chris (as athlete). In part 1, Chris reveals his purpose for running and his big hairy audacious goal (BHAG), while Steve...
2017-05-22
1h 09
Running Rogue
Episode #13: Creating a Vision and Goals for Your Running
This week, Steve and Chris open with commentary on the latest news from Nike's Breaking2 project. Nike announced the location of the sub 2 hour marathon attempt as well as details on the shoe and gear that will "assist" the athletes along the way. For more details, check out the Runner's World article here. Then, we continue our series on mental training with this 3rd episode in the series (also check out episodes 6 and 11). In this episode, Steve and Chris talk about visioning and goal setting for your running. You might think it's cheesy, but we promise creating a...
2017-03-13
1h 05
Running Rogue
Episode #10: Usain Bolt + Running by Feel
With episode #10, Chris and Steve continue their series on training principles. In episode #1, they laid out Rogue's five core training principles. In episode #7, they talked about the first training principle in detail - Miles Matter. In this episode, they cover the 2nd and 3rd principles, discussing the importance of effort-based training and how every day has a purpose. As Steve eloquently states: "If you don't follow the purpose of the day, then you might as well stay home in bed." As bonus content up-front, they discuss the upcoming retirement of Usain Bolt and where he fits in...
2017-02-20
1h 25
Running Rogue
Episode #8: Austin Marathon & Half Marathon Race Strategy
In this episode, Steve and Chris start by breaking down the Austin Marathon elite fields. We tell you who the favorites are and make our picks for both the men's and women's races. Then (beginning at the 15 minute mark), James and Chris give their strategic breakdown of the Austin course and talk about how you should plan your pace strategy and mental game for this race. If you are racing Austin (full or half), this is a must-listen.
2017-02-06
1h 22
Running Rogue
Episode #6: Mental training (+ Chris eating crow)
In this episode, Chris admits he might have been wrong about Jordan Hasay, plus he and Steve handicap the full Boston fields. Then with the main topic, they talk about why mental training is important and lay out a framework for a podcast series on mental training with more episodes to come.
2017-01-23
1h 10
Running Rogue
Episode #1: Breaking Two and Arthur Lydiard
In this first episode, Rogue coaches Steve Sisson and Chris McClung talk about Breaking2, Nike's sub-two-hour marathon project, and the foundational training principles of Arthur Lydiard. Lydiard is the father of modern, elite-level distance coaching, but his methods don't always make sense on the surface. Listen to this episode to understand more and learn how to apply Lydiard's principles to your own running.
2016-12-15
51 min