We had a great conversation with some of the best runners in the NCAA on one of the best teams in the NCAA. We talk about the upcoming season, naked running, fastest Pixar movie cross country team, and much more. We had a ton of fun on this episode and I know you guys will too.

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Running Things Considered is back for a new season in a new decade with new hosts!

Taking over are two professional runners. Zane Coburn, a genuinely funny dude who has years of running experience at almost every level, and Avery Bartlett, an ACC champion with an uncomfortable amount of Tik Tok fame. They are bringing weekly podcasts answering your questions submitted by calling 646-780-9218 and leaving a voicemail.

Nothing is off-limits, ask what you want to hear, and get ready to dive into the lives of two of the biggest personalities in the running community.

We get former Oregon Duck, foodie, and influencer Emma Abrahamson on the pod to get deep and emotional about what's better winning or PRing, our 'invincible' workouts and as always we go into the B-Bone danger zone with our most unqualified answer yet. TUNE TF IN.

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Running Things Considered is back for a new season in a new decade with new hosts!

Taking over are two professional runners. Zane Coburn, a genuinely funny dude who has years of running experience at almost every level, and Avery Bartlett, an ACC champion with an uncomfortable amount of Tik Tok fame. They are bringing weekly podcasts answering your questions submitted by calling 646-780-9218 and leaving a voicemail.

Nothing is off-limits, ask what you want to hear, and get ready to dive into the lives of two of the biggest personalities in the running community.

We get one of the original Tinman on the podcast to talk about the rise of their pro group, the Tinman Elite, and how they are shaping what a pro team looks like in the modern era. We also get into it with deeper and more existential questions such as what costume you would wear to run a marathon in. Tune in.

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The running king of youtube joins us on this week's podcast to go deep and have a goof. We talk about the rise of running influence among young creators and answer YOUR questions on the dumbest ways that we have gotten injured, good workouts for long-distance, and talk about who inspires us the most.

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Our guest falls through but we deliver no matter what. We talk about the worst track event you could possibly run, how many days the best runners in the world could go sub 14, and enter the Bone Zone to talk about the mysteries around KT tape.

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4x All- American and current Oregon runner Cooper Teare joins the podcast to talk about his least favorite tracks, what Steve Prefontaine could run if he was in his prime today, and what NCAA athlete would we pick to be president. This and much more...

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We honor the late Dick Buerkle who was a world record holder, Olympian, and coach for our very own Zane Coburn. Avery reflects on his 2x2x400m virtual race, we talk about getting into running, the worst quadruple you can do at a track meet, and answer your simpler questions.

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“By far, my number one biggest regret of my pro career was I didn’t start a YouTube channel earlier. I’m really happy with everything I did on the track. I just could have been set up so much better for the transition after running if I had been throwing up all my workouts on YouTube. I’d have millions and millions of followers and subscribers now. That’s a massive audience to sell products to and continue to inspire. I didn’t do that. It’s a double-edged sword. 1) It takes a massive amount of time and energy and resources to be a successful YouTuber and that would have detracted from my ability to put all of myself into running. On the other hand, I do have an entrepreneur’s mind and could have outsourced and hired a lot of that out.”

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2x Olympian, World Championship medalist and 6x U.S. champion Nick Symmonds join us to talk about what the future if track needs, our dream track event, the 400m Crocs world record and more.

Nick also addresses his haters on what they get right and what they get wrong about him.

Who knew this Podcast would get this far CUZ DAMN this was a good episode?!

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Avery Bartlett and Zane Coburn sit down with All-American and former teammate Nahom Solomon to have a deeper conversation about the Black Lives Matter movement and different perspectives he may have.

After that, we get right into it talking about what cereals we would date, our dream race to commentate, and who we would use our final 200m outkick speed card on. Tune in to find out what the frig that means.

We have NCAA champion and World Semifinalist Isaiah Harris on the podcast to discuss how to approach the sport when you're young, All-time great middle-distance programs, and some of our wildest hungover run stories.

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