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Tonight we catch up with Bradley Cuzen (@bjcjapan) from Vancouver, British Columbia. Bradley has been a roll lately. In the past year, he set personal bests in 5 race distances. Brian and Joe talk with Bradley about what brought him to the sport, how he stays healthy and where he draws energy for his running. And since it is still cold and snowy in much of the US, the guys ask Bradley what it was like to complete the Honolulu Marathon.
Check out Bradley’s blog Bradley on the Run.
Injuries suck. Unfortunately they happen all too frequently. From changing out your shoes to using the pool for rehab, Joe and Brian what they have learned for preventing and coping with injuries.
This week the guys discuss a different way to approach the marathon. The Hanson brothers have coached a ton of marathoners, including a couple of Olympians. For us mortals they have a program called the Hansons Marathon Method. It is probably different than what you have seen before. For example, their plan calls for a long run of only 16 miles. Not kidding! Joe shares his experience with this program, and how it helped him cut almost 17 minutes off his time.
Here is the original article and training program from Running Times (3 pages and free!)
If you want more detail, take a look at the “Hansons Marathon Method” book on Amazon (256 pages)
Winter running got you down? This week the guys share ways to beat the winter running blues. They cover the essentials, from keeping motivated to staying safe. The guys even reveal their perfect post-winter run beverages.
In this week’s episode, the guys talk to Ray King (@adeyemiking), co-host of the popular “Geeks in Running Shoes” podcast. Ray takes us on his journey from playing volleyball and soccer in high school to completing the Chicago Marathon in 2011. He shares his thoughts on keeping motivated and staying the course.
In December 2009, Brandon Wood (@irunalaska) weighed 290 pounds and decided he needed to make a change. He took his first steps and hasn’t stopped since. Brandon has completed numerous races, including 15 marathons and four 100 milers. Learn what keeps him motivated and how he survives the long winters, training and racing year-round, in Anchorage Alaska.
Read more about Brandon at his blog irunalaska.com.
Welcome to our pilot episode! This is just a short one to let you know what we are all about. Come back next week when the real fun begins!
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