By Elizabeth Myers
The podcast currently has 35 episodes available.
Summary
In this episode of the Tribe of Runners podcast, I chat with Elliot Matson, a trail runner and the founder of Folklore, a unique trail running apparel brand. Go check out his clothing apparel in the links below. He such a Elliot shares his journey into running, which was inspired by his dog. He also discusses the challenges and joys of creating a brand that reflects individuality and fun in the running community. Elliot has brought the weird and wild of the mystical world to running. His clothing is eye catching and his social media will make you laugh. He emphasizes the importance of enjoying the process of running and creating, rather than focusing solely on competition. The conversation also delves into the concept of 'tribe' in running, highlighting the value of community and the celebration of diverse experiences within it.
Find Elliot Matson on IG: @ekennethm
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In this episode of the I talk with Whitney Dancaster, an ultra runner who recently participated in the Barkley Fall Classic. And she took first female in the marathon! Whitney shares about herself and her journey into running. Whitney also talks about her training regimen, and some new things she did during the training for the Barkley Fall Classic. She shares some challenges she faced during training and how she overcame them. - living in the flat state of Florida and needing to get in some solid vert. training for the race. Whitney discusses the importance of mental toughness, navigation skills, and the supportive running community. She reflects on her race experience, including a navigational error that led her to finish the marathon instead of the 50K, emphasizing the lessons learned and her plans for future races.
Find Whitney Dancaster on IG: @wdancaster
Whitney's YouTube: https://youtube.com/@unlimitedpotentialultrarunning?feature=shared
Whitney's Coaches race in December: https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=115123
Photo's of Whitney from BFC by Jennifer Thorsen on IG: luoyunghwa
Find my Personal IG: @itslizmyers
Podcast IG: @tribeofrunners
My Blog: https://elizabethmyers.substack.com/
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In this episode of the Tribe of Runners podcast, Liz Myers interviews Simen Holvik, a professional ultra runner from Norway. Simen shares his journey from being a casual runner to a professional ultra marathoner, detailing the personal challenges he faced, including the loss of his wife and the impact it had on his running. He discusses his experiences at the Badwater Ultra Marathon, his preparation for the Spartathlon, and the importance of community in the ultra running world. Simen emphasizes the mental and emotional benefits of running, the lessons learned from racing, and his aspirations for future races.
Find Simen Holvik on IG: @simenholvik
Check out Simen's Website: https://simenholvik.no/
Check out Simen's Blog: https://simen-holvik.medium.com/
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In this episode, I talk to Casey Sparks, an endurance athlete, husband and father. Casey shares his experience training for and running the Leadville 100-mile race. His FIRST 100 miler and he lives in Florida. He discusses how he incorporates running into his life as a stay-at-home dad and HVAC technician. Casey talks about his training methods, including using the StairMaster and weighted vests to simulate climbing, and his nutrition plan using Tailwind, Spring Energy, and Precision Hydration. He also shares his race day experience, from the emotional start to the challenging climbs and aid station mishaps. Casey reflects on his experience running the Leadville 100-mile race and shares his takeaways. He emphasizes the importance of community and the support he received from his crew and fellow runners. Casey also highlights the significance of time on feet in training and the impact of altitude on performance. He encourages runners from flat areas like Florida to believe in their ability to tackle mountainous races. Casey plans to continue running ultras, with races like Long Haul, Forgotten Florida, and Keys 100 on his radar.
Find Casey Sparks on IG: @casey_hhtc
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In this episode, John Calabrese discusses his experience balancing running with family and other responsibilities. He talks about the challenges of being a runner in a relationship with another runner and the need to find a balance between personal goals and family commitments. John also shares his experience with the Barkley Fall Classic race and how it has pushed him to become a better runner. He reflects on the lessons he has learned from participating in the race multiple times and discusses his girlfriend's upcoming participation in the race. The conversation covers various topics related to ultra running and the running community. John goes into discussing his experiences with races like the Barkley Fall Classic and the importance of camaraderie in the ultra running community. He also touch on the changing dynamics of the running community and the need to maintain a sense of fun and inclusivity. The conversation concludes with a discussion on nutrition and the challenges John faces of eating while running.
Find John Calabrese on IG: @breezytrailhead
Find my Personal IG: @itslizmyers
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Summary
In this episode of the Tribe of Runners podcast, host Liz Myers celebrates her 30th episode and announces a giveaway for her listeners. To get in the raffle, please share the podcast on instagram (if you do not have instagram, send me an email), tag The Tribe of Runners Podcast and PlayOn relief. And do not forget to tag two friends on the post for this episode! I share my training journey as I prepares for both a 100-mile race and a 200-mile race, discussing the mental shift required to focus on the longer distance. I reflect on my most recent trail running experience, the challenges that I faced, and the lessons learned about preparation and mindset. Emphasizing on the importance of recovery, nutrition, and sleep in her training regimen.
If you are interested in sharing your story for the podcast, please send me a message on Instagram or email in the links below! Everyone has a story to share! Are you willing to do it?
Find my Personal IG: @itslizmyers
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My Blog: https://elizabethmyers.substack.com/
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In this episode, Dr. Sarah, a specialized PT, discusses her work with women and hip issues. She owns Legacy Rehab and Performance, where she provides virtual performance coaching and physical therapy for women runners with hip pain. Sarah explains her 3D method of discovering, developing, and deploying a personalized plan for each client. She also addresses common issues like IT band syndrome and labral tears, emphasizing the importance of strength and coordination in preventing and rehabilitating injuries. Sarah is also a running coach a runner herself. Sarah recommends incorporating compound lifts like back squats and deadlifts, as well as accessory exercises like hip airplanes and planks. She suggests aiming for 2-3 strength training sessions per week, but acknowledges that even 1 session can be beneficial. Sarah also discusses the importance of full-body workouts and the benefits of single-leg squats for hip and knee issues. She shares information about her membership program, the Empowered Runners Club, which provides resources and support for runners. The conversation concludes with Sarah sharing the worst advice she's heard (squeezing butt cheeks while running) and the best advice she's received (enjoy the process and have fun).
Find Dr. Sarah on IG: @dr.sarah_thehipdoc
Check out Dr. Sarah's website:
https://www.legacyrehabandperformance.com/empowherhipprogram-landingpage
Don't Miss Dr. Sarah's Podcast @
https://open.spotify.com/show/0T5OMp2OfaPSM1Na1SYLZq?si=1b03b6950dd34fba
Find my Personal IG: @itslizmyers
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My Blog: https://elizabethmyers.substack.com/
If you have questions about coaching, Email: [email protected]
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Summary
Mandy Mullen, lives in Colorado, she is a mom, wife, runner and a race director for Run Windsor - Northern Colorado Races. Mandy shares her journey into running and ultra marathons. She started running to improve her fitness after college and eventually qualified for the Boston Marathon. After witnessing the resilience and support of the running community during the Boston Marathon bombing, Mandy became even more passionate about running and set a goal to qualify for Boston herself. She went on to become a run coach and race director, organizing local races and relays. Mandy also started a nonprofit called Windsor Gives to promote running and eliminate barriers to participation. She has completed multiple 100-mile races and continues to challenge herself in the ultra running world. Mandy Mullen shares her experience of making the difficult decision to drop out of a race and the importance of listening to oneself and prioritizing personal well-being. We discuss the supportive nature of the running community and the power of mentorship. Mandy also highlights the accessibility of ultra running and encourages others to explore the sport at their own pace.
Find Mandy Mullen on IG: @mullenmommarunner
Check out her races on IG @run.windsor
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In this episode, Ryan Soulier shares his journey into running and how he became a member of the Everyday Ultra running team and how he fell in love with running. He discusses the importance of having a coach and how it has helped him improve his running and problem-solving skills. Which Ryan shares the correlation between what he does in his career (a Financial Planner) and running. He also talks about his experience with race cancellations and how he adapted by running a marathon on his own. Overall, his story highlights the power of curiosity, community, and perseverance in the world of running. Ryan Soulier shares his experience of running his first marathon and 50K, highlighting the importance of support from non-running partners. He expresses gratitude for his fiancee, Heather, and acknowledges the sacrifices made by non-runners who support their running partners. Ryan emphasizes the positive impact running has had on his personal and professional life, making him a better partner, father, and business owner. He also discusses the significance of having clarity around the work required to achieve goals and the importance of building confidence through a stack of irrefutable evidence. Ryan concludes by reflecting on the running community as a tribe that supports and motivates each other.
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Check out Ryan's Website: canopycapitalstrategies.com
Find Ryan Soulier on IG: @trail_run_ryan
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My Blog: https://elizabethmyers.substack.com/
If you have questions about coaching, Email: [email protected]
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In this episode, Josh Coleman shares his running journey, including his experience at the Leadville 100 race and his transition from road running to trail running. He also opens up about the tragic loss of his wife and how running has helped him cope with grief. Josh emphasizes the importance of moving forward and choosing to honor his wife's life through his running and volunteering efforts. He plans to write a book about his experiences and inspire others to find strength and positivity in the face of adversity. In this conversation we also discuss Josh's experiences as a volunteer and runner in the trail running community. Jose shares the value of giving time and support to others, the challenges and rewards of running ultras, and the importance of finding your tribe in the running community. He also talks about his journey of completing his first 100-mile race and his plans for future races. The conversation highlights the inclusive and supportive nature of the trail running tribe.
Find Jose Coleman on IG: @joshrunadventures
Find my Personal IG: @itslizmyers
Podcast IG: @tribeofrunners
My Blog: https://elizabethmyers.substack.com/
If you have questions about coaching, Email: [email protected]
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The podcast currently has 35 episodes available.