This week on getting to know the coaches we chat w/ one of M2M's newest coaches, Josh Seifarth. Josh is a rad dude, he comes from a triathlon background and he just helped coach his wife Dayna Pidhoresky to an Olympic berth in the Marathon. Give it a listen.

Airing the weekend of what was meant to be the 2020 edition of the race, we chat with Coach Kim on her glorious win at the 2014 BMO Vancouver Marathon. Her road to the startling and what follows after the finish line is pretty special — we think you'll want to hear this one.

For Episode 5 of our race chats we get to know more about Tony Tomsich and his progression as a runner. Ultimately we end up chatting about the 2019 Eugene marathon where Tony nailed a huge run to secure a PB and more importantly a coveted USA Olympic Trials qualifier. Check it!

For the 4th episode of the race chat series Dylan and Rob take a trip down memory lane to the 2013 Boston Marathon. Rob gave the race a go and then the bombs went off. Tune in and check it out.

Coach Kate Gustfason set the goal with her coach, Dylan, of running in the elite women's field in Boston. In 2019, she toed the line at the Boston Marathon with the elite women. We sit down with her to talk about her overall running career and what it took to accomplish that goal.

For our coaches chat this week Rob talks with M2M Burnaby coach Justin Kent about his epic victory at the 2019 Vancouver SunRun. Justin talks about his training leading up to the race and then we get a km by km breakdown from race day. It is possibly the best podcast ever in regards to the events that transpired during the 2019 SunRun.

Evan Esselink and Luc Bruchet are two M2M coaches who had their sights set on the 2020 Olympics. Founder Dylan Wykes moderates a conversation with the two of them, walking through their reactions to the postponement of the games and how they're moving forward.

M2M would not exist in its current form if not for that Rotterdam Marathon weekend in 2012. Dylan and Rob were buds before that race, but after that he invited Rob to train with him in Flag Pre-Olympics. Rob decided to move to Vancouver so that they could train together more. A few years later Dylan offered Rob the opportunity to coach with M2M, founded with cyclist Mike Woods.