We have our very first guest this week! Fresno State University Director of Track and Field Jason "JD" Drake breaks down NCAA scholarships and the funding picture and where we might go from here. Some solid middle distance racing across the globe with British and Kenyan Champs in the books. And we look to the Netherlands where a certain 400m hurdler is making waves in the 800m.

What an incredible week of racing! On the Pro side we have Pete's first hand recap of the USATF Grand Prix in LA, and we look a the races in Ostrava including the 150m World Best going down...or did it? The NCAA outdoor season is in the books and we look at how "heat training" helps with performance, and its effects on plasma volume.

What a week in the Diamond League with Stockholm and Oslo to breakdown. We also take a deeper dive on the NCAA 10k Fields in Eugene, and some surprising athlete ages to discuss. And finally an update on the NCAA Eligibility Rule Changes coming down the pipe.

This week we break down the Rome Diamond League results and take a peek at the upcoming Stockholm races. We also break down the NCAA 10k qualifiers and discuss the current state of American athletes that made the field. Lastly we look at the 2028 Olympic Marathon Trials host city...St. Louis, Missouri.

We made it to Episode 2! This week we go over: The steamy Xaimen Diamond League results. Your body's adaptations to heat and humidity while racing and how to prepare for it. And we take a look at the newly released World Athletics Qualifying Standards for 2027 World Championships.

Diamond League racing, circadian rhythms, and the Sound Running Track Fest meet in LA! So much to chat about in our inaugural podcast episode with Rob Vermillion, Pete Julian, and Tim Riley. We swear we've practiced this before!