Rosie speaks with Herne Hill Harrier, Lucy Jones, who has had the year of her life from winning the mass female race at the London Marathon, to running 2:05 over 800m and placing just outside the GB qualification spots at the Cardiff Short Course.

On this episode of Health or Wealth, accomplished physiotherapist Brian Borrows discusses the types of injuries he's experienced. He talks about nutritional advice, coach education and the differences he's seen between different governing bodies. 

Professional Nike and NN Running Team runner, Jake Smith joins the series. After being outspoken about his journey with RED-S on social media, he describes what his story was like, and changes he would like to see to help protect up and coming athletes. 

On this episode of Health or Wealth, Rosie is joined by Rebecca Robinson, a doctor of sports medicine who specialises in eating disorders, disordered eating and RED-S. The discussion follows an in-depth understanding of RED-S, as well as some of the protocols in place for those tackling it. 

On this episode of Health or Wealth, host Rosie discusses RED-S and the difficulties governing bodies face when it comes to more stringent measures to protect athlete health over winning medals. Elisabeth Hood, former GB Junior triathlete joins the conversation, explaining her experiences as an elite athlete watching issues unfold in the sport both now, and during her junior career. The pair also discuss the difficulty of approaching a coach or selector to get their input during the series. 

Welcome to Clubhouse Miles' new series, Health or Wealth. A short series of  episodes that discuss athlete wellbeing with host Rosie Tinbergen, focusing specifically on RED-S, a prominent topic within endurance sport. The series features guests of athletes and industry professionals who discuss their beliefs on the improvements we need to see to help protect athletes. 

In this episode of The Clubhouse Miles Podcast, we dive into the biggest stories in track & field and distance running:

🚫 Grand Slam Track Cancelled – Why one of the sport's most exciting new formats is off the calendar and what it means for the pro scene.
🦸‍♂️ Josh Kerr: The 1500m Anti-Hero – We explore Kerr’s rising star power, his rivalry with Jakob Ingebrigtsen, and why he’s shaking up middle-distance running.
⏱️ Faith Kipyegon Goes Sub-4? – The double Olympic champion attempts to break the iconic 4-minute mile barrier – what it would mean for women’s distance running.
🇬🇧 George Mills Makes History – Mills runs the fastest 5K ever by a Brit, beating Mo Farah’s mark and moving to #2 all-time in the British 1500m rankings. What’s next for one of GB’s breakout stars?

🧠 Insightful takes, elite-level analysis, and all the latest from the world of pro athletics.

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We start with the British athletes’ open letter to Sir Keir Starmer, urging the UK government to back a bid to host the 2029 World Championships. Could this be a turning point for British athletics?

Next, we dive into one of the sport’s fiercest rivalries—Josh Kerr vs. Jakob Ingebrigtsen. With trash talk heating up and major races on the horizon, is this the new golden era of middle-distance drama?

We also break down performances from the British 10,000m Championships, including who's on form and what it means for Team GB ahead of the Olympics.

The episode takes a controversial turn with the story of Clara Adams, a U.S. high school athlete who was disqualified for celebrating her win by spraying her shoes with a fire extinguisher. Is this an example of outdated rules stifling the sport’s culture?

We then turn to the roads, where Connor Mantz is targeting the American marathon record. Can he rewrite history?

Finally, we wrap things up with in-depth running shoe reviews of the New Balance 1080v14 and the Adidas Boston 13, plus our thoughts on the latest Up & Running club run event.

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Welcome to the first episode of Club House Miles – your new go-to athletics podcast! 🏃‍♂️🎙️

In this debut episode, get to know your hosts George and Rosie – two passionate athletics enthusiasts and experienced sports journalists who live and breathe the sport.

We dive into:

George’s most recent marathon experience – the highs, the lows, and everything in between

Rosie's behind-the-scenes insights from her commentary role at the 2025 London Marathon

Our mission with Club House Miles: to bring track and field, road running, and athletics news to life, and to tell the real stories of the sport we love

Whether you're a runner, a fan of athletics, or just love a good sports story, this podcast is for you.

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Welcome back to the elite endurance podcast. On today's episode we take a deep dive into David Chalfen's book A Few More laps which is available to purchase here. David has a wealth of knowledge on the British running scene and it was great to sit down and have a chat all about his coaching career in the British club scene.