A to Z Running

AtoZrunning continues the quest to answer every question about running, this week talking with Anne about serious running and what it means to go from “a person who runs” to “a runner”.

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Andi and Zach tackle the question of how to approach key training elements like speed, strength, and endurance, and to dig deep into the topic, Kate Grace joins the show to share her experiences and expertise as an Olympic 800m runner and a member of America's premier track program, Bowerman Track Club.

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What is the best way to mobilize? We answer that question in-depth with musculoskeletal specialist and mobility expert Phil Wharton. Additionally, we discuss the London Marathon elite only race and break down the highlights.

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Paul Chelimo (2016 Olympic 5k silver medal) joins Andi & Zach to discuss the depth of the need for and benefits from being patient and consistent as distance runners. What does that look like over the years? What does that look like in a single workout? We cover it all.

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Dathan is back, this time joining Andi and Zach to discuss his recent retirement from professional running and complete transition into professional coaching.

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Olympic gold medalist, author, and motivational speaker Mary Wineberg joins Andi and Zach to talk about both the highs and the lows and where we can all find victory in running.

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Duo teams epitomize bringing the dream to those who can't find it alone. Jeff and Johnny Agar and Bill and Logan Johncock are two examples of father-son duo teams that have inspire millions while achieving incredible things. Listen to these two interviews and more in this episode. 

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Olympic Trials marathoner (13th in 2020) and professional comedian Brittany Charboneau joins Andi and Zach to discuss the myriad uncommon ways to enjoy running. From role-casting on runs to sweeping for pennies, Brittany shares plenty of quirky but practical ideas!

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Olympian and British champion Cindy Ofili joins Andi and Zach to discuss how to develop speed and what that looks like in a distance runner's training regimen. Tune in for additional conversation about the latest running news (diamond league results, more records on the track, and an update from On Running's newest team) as well as an answer to a listener's question about knee pain.

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Nate Van Holten, more commonly known as Q,  joins Andi and Zach to discuss notable and legendary moments and figures in running and track and field history. Listen for examples from humanity's best athletes and how they moved the sport further in a myriad of ways.

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