The Shakeout Podcast

In the latest episode of The Shakeout Podcast, host David Stol introduces a new chapter for the podcast and previews what Canadian Running fans can expect from athlete interviews, race recaps, and insights from our writers.

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This mega episode of The Rundown is broken down into 3 parts: in Part 1 (Start-21:12) co-hosts Kate Van Buskirk and Maddy Kelly bring you the results and excitement from last week, including the Doha Diamond League, the Sound Running Track Fest, and the BMO Vancouver and Toronto Marathons. In Part 2 (21:18-40:05) we chat with Olympian and winner of the BMO Vancouver Marathon Dayna Pidhoresky, who set a new course record in a nail-biting finish. And finally, Part 3 (40:08-end) is a brief recap of the results and drama from this past weekend. Enjoy!

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Eldridge 'Gus' Eatman is not a well-known name in Canada, but it should be. A century ago, Eatman was regarded as one of the fastest men on the planet: he was a world record-holder and world champion. He was also a soldier, all at a time when Black Canadians were not allowed to compete in amateur athletics or enlist in the army. His legacy is finally being recognized, thanks to a distant relative who unearthed his story and launched a mission to share it with the world.

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Each week Canadian Running staff writer Maddy Kelly and Shakeout host Kate Van Buskirk update you on the exciting world of running. In this special episode of The Rundown we break down the drama from the Boston Marathon. We're also joined by newly minted Canadian 5K record holder Ben Flanagan. Over the weekend Ben set his third Canadian record of the last 12 months. He talks about his race in Boston, his ever-growing confidence, and his big goals for the World Championships.

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Camille Herron is one of the most accomplished ultra runners of all time. Famously fuelled by tacos and beer, Camille crushes world records and demolishes her competition. Two weeks ago she broke the 48-hour women’s world record at the Sri Chinmoy 48-hour Festival and in doing so became the first woman to set an outright American record at any distance.  In this episode we chat about this most recent accomplishment, the narrowing gap between women and men in the ultra running world, and getting better with age.

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Each week Canadian Running staff writer Maddy Kelly and Shakeout host Kate Van Buskirk update you on the exciting world of running. This week: Canadian men dominated the sprints in Florida, kicking off the season with a blazing 4x100m relay win. Former University of Toronto mid-distance stud Tamara Jewitt ran a ridiculous half-marathon split to win 70.3 triathlon in California. And Karla Del Grande added two new World Records to her growing list of accolades!

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This episode is a rebroadcast of conversation from last year with Olympians Maddy Price and Georgia Simmerling. Georgia had just launched her company AG Sports Inc, which is the first female driven, female powered sports agency in Canada. Maddy, who was part of the Canadian 4x400m relay team that took 4th at the Tokyo Olympics, was one of AG Sports’ first clients. Georgia and Maddy talk about the value of women representing women, about the great strides made by our female athletes, and about what remains to be done to ensure gender equity in the sporting world. 

Find the episode featuring Matt Hughes and Stephen Andersen here: https://runningmagazine.ca/shakeout-podcast/why-arent-top-runners-sport-stars/

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Each week Canadian Running staff writer Maddy Kelly and Shakeout host Kate Van Buskirk update you on the exciting world of running. In this episode we cover thrilling results from the USports, NCAA and Canadian National indoor championships, including a new 400m national record by Savannah Sutherland. We break down two world record near-misses on the roads. And we discuss another wild doping ban involving one of the world's best distance runners.

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Harvey Mitro has been running for 45 years.  He was a standout mid-distance competitor in his youth, and last year he published his first book, Taking Life in Stride. From staring down a charging dog, to moments of glory from some of Canada’s greatest athletes, Harvey shares memoirs from his 4 decades in the world of Canadian running that embody the strength and beauty of our community. 

Learn more about Taking Life in Stride at https://takinglifeinstride.ca/

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Cam Levins lowered his own Canadian marathon record in Tokyo last weekend, running 2:05:38 and placing a close 5th in a tight finish. This was a massive improvement on his previous record of 2:07:09, set at the World Championships last summer. After Cam broke the Canadian half-marathon record last month he said that he was ready for something special in Tokyo. He’s been making history on the Canadian scene, but wants to mix it up with the best marathoners in the world. In this episode we chat about how he’s doing just that. 

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