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In this episode of Runnah, we’re heading to Dublin for a conversation all about how to run safely while traveling—without looking completely lost while trying to figure out metric pace conversions and cobblestone sidewalks at the same time.
While traveling in Dublin, I started thinking about how different running can feel when you’re in a new city: unfamiliar streets, different traffic patterns, early morning solo runs, figuring out where to safely carry your phone and gear, and trying not to accidentally end up 10 miles away because “I’ll just go a little farther” sounded like a good idea at the time.
In this episode, I share practical tips for:
Whether you’re training while on vacation, traveling for a marathon, or just squeezing in miles between sightseeing and snacks, this episode is for the runners who pack shoes before they pack anything else.
Because let’s be honest: some people collect magnets when they travel. Runners collect Strava maps.
📩 Connect with RunnahEmail: [email protected]Instagram: @runnahpod
By Julianna Coughlin with The Falmouth Running Club and Falmouth Community TVIn this episode of Runnah, we’re heading to Dublin for a conversation all about how to run safely while traveling—without looking completely lost while trying to figure out metric pace conversions and cobblestone sidewalks at the same time.
While traveling in Dublin, I started thinking about how different running can feel when you’re in a new city: unfamiliar streets, different traffic patterns, early morning solo runs, figuring out where to safely carry your phone and gear, and trying not to accidentally end up 10 miles away because “I’ll just go a little farther” sounded like a good idea at the time.
In this episode, I share practical tips for:
Whether you’re training while on vacation, traveling for a marathon, or just squeezing in miles between sightseeing and snacks, this episode is for the runners who pack shoes before they pack anything else.
Because let’s be honest: some people collect magnets when they travel. Runners collect Strava maps.
📩 Connect with RunnahEmail: [email protected]Instagram: @runnahpod