Sage Running Podcast

With no knowledge from athletes or coaches on how to eat and train for optimal athletic performance throughout the menstrual cycle, there are plenty of examples of women having amazing races at all stages of the menstrual cycle. Does knowing what the research on female athletes says even matter?

In this episode of the Sage Running Podcast co-founder of Sage Running and coach Sandi Nypaver and Sage Canaday talk about running form for efficiency/speed and injury prevention. Also discussed in the correlation between road marathon times/fitness and ultra-trail mountain

Happy Start of 2019! In this episode of the Sage Running Podcast Coach Sandi Nypaver and Sage Canaday talk about speed training, variety and importance of “off-season” fun/fitness, diet and nutrition and mental motivation! You can check out a full

In episode 24 of the Sage Running Podcast we talk about Coach Sandi Nypaver’s recent FKT attempt at the Grand Canyon Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim Run as well as her win at the RUT 50km and how her training and progression has gone

Fresh off the mic (thanks to Patreon support!), we’ve brought back the Sage Running Podcast! Here is Episode 23 on “Periodization in Running”….it should also be up on iTunes soon as well. Thanks for your support and hope your running

In this podcast episode Coach Sandi and Coach Sage sit down to answer your questions about plant-based eating, vegan/vegetarian diets and running/training! We’ve compiled a Plant-Based Eating Resource Page (we mention it in the podcast also) for you to check

In this raw and uncut audio podcast I reflect on my meltdown at the UTMB 100 this year, what I think caused my issues/slowdown and how I can change my training for future mountain 100-milers. Thanks for following along! Cheers,

In this episode of the Sage Running Podcast we sit down with some top trail runners and discuss sponsorship, ROI, women in trail-ultra running, media coverage and more! I don’t expect everyone to agree with each other while discussing women’s

Okay, so GOAT marathoner Eliud Kipchoge put down a 2:00:25 for 26.2 miles. No doubt this amazing performance deserves some serious credit. He ran amazingly well and is a big inspiration for dreaming big! In this podcast I share my opinions

Okay, so GOAT marathoner Eliud Kipchoge put down a 2:00:25 for 26.2 miles. No doubt this amazing performance deserves some serious credit. He ran amazingly well and is a big inspiration for dreaming big! In this podcast I share my opinions