Ordinary Marathoner

Ordinary Marathoner

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Ordinary Marathoner episodes

  • Podcast #83 – Dr. Scott Frasard
    I wanted to thank everyone who registered and participated in the Ordinary Marathon.  Our guest this week is Scott Frasard, our race director from Furever Home Running.  Scott did an amazing job putting together our race and we were glad to have him as our guest this week to talk about the business of virtual … Continue reading "Podcast #83 – Dr. Scott Frasard"
    38 min
  • Podcast #82 – Joe Bartlett and Jim Simko
    At last year’s Ironman Lake Placid, a good friend of mine introduced me to two of his friends, who were also Ironman competitors.  I had known Joe Bartlett a bit beforehand having had him on the podcast to talk about his prior experience having done the race.  This was my first time meeting Jim Simko. … Continue reading "Podcast #82 – Joe Bartlett and Jim Simko"
    1 hr 2 min
  • Podcast #81 – Benjamin Hinton
    Ben Hinton has a unique story.  I wasn’t really sure how unique it was until I got him on the podcast.  All I saw, was the Benjamin Hinton on Facebook – advocating for people with traumatic brain injuries and encouraging everyone.  He runs fast, he runs often (currently on a very impressive run streak) and … Continue reading "Podcast #81 – Benjamin Hinton"
    55 min
  • Podcast #80 – Mike Terruso
    A little while back, a group of us met in Phoenix for the Phoenix Marathon and Half Marathon.  One of those people was podcast listener, Mike Terruso, who has run the race a number of times in the past and considers it his favorite race. Unlike me, who decided I wasn’t ready for a full … Continue reading "Podcast #80 – Mike Terruso"
    55 min
  • Podcast #79 – Bill Costello
    My guest this week is Bill Costello, race director of the Cheshire Half Marathon and 5k in Cheshire, CT.  I ran this race three of the last four years and it is always one of my favorites.  I’ll be running it again in less than a month. It’s a special race for me – it … Continue reading "Podcast #79 – Bill Costello"
    40 min
  • Podcast #78 – Denny Krahe
    A return guest to the program and fellow podcaster, Denny Krahe (otherwise known as DizRuns) has been very busy since we last had him on the show.  He’s been coaching, training, podcasting and he just authored his first book, Be Ready On Race Day: How to Create a Custom Training Plan for Your Next Marathon … Continue reading "Podcast #78 – Denny Krahe"
    40 min
  • Podcast #77 – Ascension Multisport
    We’re trying something a little new this week on the podcast.  It’s a bit of a group chat – a party line, if you will.  This week I invited my teammates from Ascension Multisport to come on the program.  A bunch of us train together under Coach Nick Cumbo and it’s a pretty entertaining group.  … Continue reading "Podcast #77 – Ascension Multisport"
    44 min
  • Podcast #76 – Ramon Bermo
    Imagine if it was your job to help people achieve things they never thought they could do before.  Furthermore, imagine if your work could fund some of the most important research in preventing and treating cancer.  This is Ramon Bermo’s job. Ramon is one of the leaders of Team DetermiNation, which organizes athletic events including … Continue reading "Podcast #76 – Ramon Bermo"
    46 min
  • Podcast #75 – Laura Stebbins
    Laura Stebbins and I have a lot in common.  We both finished Ironman Lake Placid last year, we both have the same triathlon coach, and we both live about a mile away from each other and never knew until just recently.  It’s no surprise we had a lot to discuss. Laura has come along way … Continue reading "Podcast #75 – Laura Stebbins"
    57 min
  • Podcast #74 – Dan Demore
    Dan Demore has got a goal and ain’t nothing standing in his way.  The man is on a mission to drop a ton of weight and he’s on the path to finish it.  Standing on a hospital scale to weigh himself, he looked at a number north of 350 pounds and decided then and there … Continue reading "Podcast #74 – Dan Demore"
    49 min

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