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Craig Downs is the CEO and founder of MyMo.
A device that when strapped to your feet helps analyse your gait and running form to help determine what the best running shoes are for you.
After suffering from injury following a poor shoe choice Craig set about creating a device that would help runners find the right shoes for them. His journey from understanding algorithms and accelerometers and bringing his vision to life is a fascinating listen.
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Danny
Todays guest is the founder and CEO of Good Gym, Ivo Gormley.
Good Gym gets you fit by doing good. It's a UK wide group of runners who combine a love for exercise and helping their local community.
Founded back in 2009 it has now grown to 20,000 plus members across the UK. If you feel inspired to get involved after listening to today's episode then head over to goodgym.org to find out where your nearest Good Gym group is.
Ivo was also a documentary filmmaker and his short The Runners where he chats to people mid-run can be found here. It's an extraordinary insight into how candid people can be when they are in the act of running.
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Danny
Today's guest is runner and writer Sean Hamilton, who at the end of one hell of a tough year for everyone, wandered north into the woods, hoping to find something while leaving almost everything else behind.
The result was Running Through The Woods The River Gentle On My Mind a 40-page training log and collection of prose accompanied by illustrations by Mike Mendes.
It's a quietly beautiful meditation on solitude, our place in the world and the constant comfort and sometimes hardship that is logging daily miles.
Be sure to subscribe from wherever you get your podcasts from and follow us on Twitter and Instagram for exclusive clips to forthcoming guests.
Thanks for listening.
Danny
Keiran Alger aka Man V Miles is a freelance editor, writer and borderline crazy runner.
He has multiple marathons and ultra's to his name and is a trusted source when it comes to running gear reviews via his YouTube channel The Run Testers where he and his mates put the latest tech through its paces to see if it holds up.
Keiran shares his journey into running, his move into Ultras, completing the MDS and why running watches should seriously consider having a "naked mode".
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Dan Suher is the director of global sales and marketing for Coros Wearables.
Coros is a relative newcomer to the wearable market but in the past two years has made significant gains and is arguably a real disruptor.
I sat down with Dan to learn more about their story, get an insight into the tech and learn about how they work with their athletes including their latest signing Eluid Kipchoge!
In the first part of a 2 part special, I sit down with the CEO of Parkrun Nick Pearson.
Parkrun started back in 2004 when 13 runners got together on a blustery day in Bushy Park, Teddington, UK.
It's now an international family of over 3 million parkrunners (and counting).
Nick joined the company in 2015 and has been an instrumental part of making the company a sustainable force for good.
After hearing Nick's fascinating insights into the business of Parkrun be sure to head over to episode 2 with Dan Suher of Coros.
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