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Clive Boulton knows a thing or two about running. He's a leading coach, has 10 Ironman triathlons under his belt and competed on the track for his country. Clive joins Tim Rogers and shares some of his extensive and unique experiences. Whatever your level this is an invaluable running podcast and there are more to come.
For more podcasts head to https://www.sapphirerunningzone.com/podcasts. We have two channels, this one and another for members only. If you'd to be the focus of one just let us know using the chat function on the homepage.
PODCAST NOTES
Keywords
running, marathons, beginners, process, jogging, fitness, motivation, training, recovery, mindset
Summary
This conversation explores the journey of running, particularly focusing on the initial fears and misconceptions that beginners often have. It emphasizes the importance of viewing running as a process, where small, incremental steps can lead to significant progress over time. The discussion encourages aspiring runners to start with manageable goals and gradually build their endurance and confidence.
The initial fear of running often stems from the idea of marathons.
By The Sapphire Running ZoneClive Boulton knows a thing or two about running. He's a leading coach, has 10 Ironman triathlons under his belt and competed on the track for his country. Clive joins Tim Rogers and shares some of his extensive and unique experiences. Whatever your level this is an invaluable running podcast and there are more to come.
For more podcasts head to https://www.sapphirerunningzone.com/podcasts. We have two channels, this one and another for members only. If you'd to be the focus of one just let us know using the chat function on the homepage.
PODCAST NOTES
Keywords
running, marathons, beginners, process, jogging, fitness, motivation, training, recovery, mindset
Summary
This conversation explores the journey of running, particularly focusing on the initial fears and misconceptions that beginners often have. It emphasizes the importance of viewing running as a process, where small, incremental steps can lead to significant progress over time. The discussion encourages aspiring runners to start with manageable goals and gradually build their endurance and confidence.
The initial fear of running often stems from the idea of marathons.