Manchester Marathon was one of the subjects we talked about. You will find lots of tips and advice from Tina, find out about her running journey and hear about her future plans.

She is an amazing young women, running for a very special cause.

Just today I had a run that didn't go to plan. But that's ok. We still get benefits out of such runs and I'm sure there is no one, who can perfectly execute each run.

I analyzed my run and I know the reasons, why today's run didn't go to plan. What's most important: I laced up my running shoes and went out running. That's what counts.

As soon as you get a bit serious about running and you want to improve, all your runs should have a purpose. In today's episode I will talk about the type of runs you should be doing on a weekly basis and the purpose behind these runs.

If you have a question regarding this topic, feel free to leave it in the comment. I will do my best to answer.

Siobhan just got back from Japan, running Tokyo Marathon. In this episode of the Happy Runner podcast, we talk about Tokyo marathon and the cultural difference in Japan.

We also touch Siobhan's running story and her plans. At the end she will give a few tips for all you out there, running London Marathon this year and some running advice in general. Among other's Siobhan is also a running coach.

End of December I made my plan for this year. Over the last two months some changes happen. Therefore I decided to share my plans as a runner now, that my races are booked and the plan looks solid.

I will also go a little bit into my training and how my training weeks look right now. There have also been a few changes. Will probably know more about my training in two weeks, when my first mini block ends. But so far I believe, that it has been good to do this small changes and that they are beneficial to my running.

I admit it. I'm one of many runners, who forced the pace. But there is a smarter way to approach training. Not forcing the pace but rather than that letting the pace come to you.

This principle works for those training for a 5k as well as for those training for a marathon.

If you have more questions about the topic, feel free to leave a comment or drop me an email: [email protected]

2024 was quite a unique year ... a lot went on and not everything went the way I planned. I had to make quite a few adjustments to my running, some because I changed plans and races, others due to personal matters,

In the end I'm still proud of how the year turned out.

Khoula is a mother of 4 and a marathon runner. In 2024 she managed to run 3 marathon majors and she plans to run a few more majors in 2025.

But it's not all about running. We also touch how she manages to balance her family, running and her job.

At the end of our chat there is also some great advice for all who plan to start running.

There's no universal truth, when it comes to to music during runs. It largely depends on what you find more motivating and enjoyable. For some, music can be a powerful tool to enhance their running experience, while others might find it distracting or prefer the meditative quality of running in silence.

There is enough advice to be found on marathon and half marathon training. But what to do after the race is over?

How long does it take to recover from a long distance event and what to do to speed up the recovery?

When to start running again?

Answers to these questions and much more in the interview I had with running coach Karoline.

If you want to reach out to her and find out more about her work, click on her linktree or contact her over Instagram:

@runnerkarolineolsen