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Idiots Go Running Podcast follows normal runners doing slightly abnormal things. From ultra marathons to a 2024 100-mile challenge, we share real training journeys, big goals, bad decisions, and plenty of laughs. Episodes cover training tips, rest days, nutrition reviews, fuelling mistakes, athlete interviews, and the all-important nutritional jelly. Expect honest conversations, endurance running chat, AI voices, and comedy along the way. No fake motivation — just learning in public and proving you don’t need to be elite, just stubborn enough to keep going.
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DAY 00… THE ROAD TO MIZEN Today is not a running day. Today is the chaos before the chaos. Cars packed. Kit everywhere. Food boxes loaded. Chargers hopefully remembered. First aid packed like we are opening a small pharmacy. Coffee ready. Nerves very much kicking in. We are making our way to Mizen Head, the very bottom of Ireland, where this whole ridiculous, beautiful adventure begins. Tomorrow we start running from Mizen to Malin. Around 350 miles. Two runners with MS. One massive challenge. A Guinness World Record attempt. A nightly podcast. A crew held together by caffeine, kindness and probably Haribo. This journey is about MS, hope, research, friendship, and showing what can still be possible when life throws something massive at you. Tonight we sleep near the start line. Tomorrow… we move. Support the run: www.msrunsireland.com Follow the madness:@idiotsgorunning #MSRunsIreland #MizenToMalin #IdiotsGoRunning #RunningWithMS #MultipleSclerosis #MSAwareness #MSResearch #CharityRun #UltraRunning #IrelandRunning #MizenHead #MalinHead #GuinnessWorldRecord #GWR #TwoIdiotsOneIsland #WeMove #WhatCanBeDone
I n the final episode of Chasing Nick, Colin takes on the big one: trying to break 3 hours at the Belfast Marathon. After weeks of structured marathon training, speed work, threshold sessions, long runs, taper madness, pacing talk, race nerves and questionable decisions, it all comes down to race day. This episode is the final chapter in the sub-3 marathon journey with Nick — the running coach . From the early training blocks to the final attempt, Chasing Nick has followed the highs, doubts, lessons and reality of trying to turn a big running goal into something real. Did Colin beat 3 hours? Not quite. But this episode is about more than a finish time. It’s about what marathon training teaches you, why pacing matters, how quickly a race can change, and why sometimes the real win is coming out the other side ready for even bigger adventures. In this final farewell episode, we talk about: The Belfast Marathon race-day experience What went right and what went wrong The reality of chasing a sub-3 marathon Pacing, pressure and race execution What Colin learned from structured marathon training Why the journey mattered more than the clock Saying goodbye to Chasing Nick Looking ahead to 100 miles and the 350-mile Mizen to Malin run A huge thank you to Nick — the running coach for guiding the chaos, giving the advice, and somehow agreeing to help an idiot chase a sub-3 marathon. This may be the end of Chasing Nick… …but the idiots are not finished yet. Next up: 100 miles, then 350 miles across Ireland for MS. Listen to Idiots Go Running for honest running stories, marathon training chat, ultra running adventures, endurance mistakes, and the ridiculous reality of normal people chasing abnormal goals. marathon training, sub-3 marathon, Belfast Marathon, running coach, speed work, threshold training, long runs, endurance running, ultra running, trail running, race day, marathon pacing, running podcast, running motivation, MS Runs Ireland, Mizen to Malin, Idiots Go Running.
In this episode of Idiots Go Running , we chat about what actually goes into building a ridiculous endurance event like MS Runs Ireland — our 350-mile run from Mizen Head to Malin Head. Crewmen, accommodation, sponsors, merch, route planning, fundraising, logistics, panic, spreadsheets… and somehow, Colin has ended up being called the race director. Which is terrifying for everyone involved. We talk about the behind-the-scenes work that turns a mad running idea into something that almost looks like a real event. In this episode, we cover: Building the MS Runs Ireland challenge Planning a 350-mile run across Ireland Multi-day ultra running logistics Crew, support vehicles and accommodation Long-distance running preparation Sponsors, merch and event branding Ultra marathon mindset and planning Fundraising through endurance running Does being organised makes us any less stupid... it does not. This is another honest, funny and slightly chaotic look behind the scenes as the team gets closer to the start line. - Follow the journey: MS Runs Ireland Idiots Go Running #RunningPodcast #UltraRunning #UltraMarathon #TrailRunning #RoadRunning #LongDistanceRunning #EnduranceRunning #EnduranceAthlete #MarathonTraining #UltraTraining #RunningCommunity #RunningMotivation #RunIreland #IrishRunning #MizenToMalin #MSRunsIreland #MultipleSclerosisAwareness #CharityRun #RunForMS #FundraisingRun #AdventureRunning #MultiDayUltra #MultiDayRunning #350Miles #RacePlanning #CrewSupport #SupportCrew #RunningJourney #RunningLife #RunningGoals
This week on Idiots Go Running, it’s the last Chasing Nick episode before Belfast Marathon — and somehow, we’ve made it to taper week without fully falling apart. In this episode, we chat with Nick — the running coach about the full marathon training process, what a proper training block should look like, and what happens when the hard work is done and the taper begins. 🏃♂️ Marathon training blocks What actually happens during a marathon build, why the weeks are structured the way they are, and how the body adapts over time. 🧠 Taper week explained What tapering is, why runners suddenly feel weird, tired, heavy, emotional or convinced they’ve lost all fitness overnight. 🍝 What to eat during taper week How to fuel properly before a marathon, what to avoid, and why this is not the week to suddenly become a brand-new person with brand-new food ideas. 🎒 Marathon prep Race kit, pacing, gels, hydration, logistics, nerves, sleep, toilet panic, and all the tiny details that suddenly feel life-or-death three days before race day. ☕ Marathon morning breakfast What to eat before the marathon, when to eat it, how to keep it simple, and why your stomach deserves a calm morning, not a surprise buffet. This is a proper marathon episode for anyone training for a marathon, chasing a PB, aiming for sub-3, preparing for Belfast Marathon, or just wondering why taper week makes runners act completely unhinged. Part of the Chasing Nick series with Nick — the running coach , following the build-up to marathon day. Hosted and produced by Colin Goodman . Listen anywhere you get your podcasts. 🌐 idiotsgorunning.com 📱 Follow us: @IdiotsGoRunning #MarathonTraining #MarathonTaper #TaperWeek #BelfastMarathon #MarathonPrep #RaceDayBreakfast #MarathonNutrition #RunningCoach #RunningPodcast #MarathonPodcast #Sub3Marathon #MarathonFuelling #LongRunTraining #RaceDayPrep #MarathonPacing #RunningTips #EnduranceRunning #MarathonRunner #IdiotsGoRunning #ChasingNick
Strange Running Habits: Pre, During & Post Run! What weird things do runners do before, during, and after a run? In this episode of Idiots Go Running , Colin Goodman, Andrew Goodman, Matt Knaggs and Nick Weston get into the strange little habits that come with running life. From pre-run toilet plans and race morning routines, to mid-run quirks like Matt playing drums and air guitar while running, to post-run recovery habits, this one is full of the kind of running chat that makes perfect sense to runners and sounds completely ridiculous to everyone else. If you love running podcasts, marathon training, ultramarathons, race day prep, long run chat, fuelling, recovery, mindset, and the funny side of endurance running, this episode is for you. In this episode: Strange running habits Pre-run routines Toilet strategy before a run During-run quirks Air guitar and drumming while running Post-run recovery habits Marathon and ultra running chat The weird stuff runners never admit to Idiots Go Running is a podcast about real runners, funny stories, big challenges, marathon training, ultra running, and everything that happens in between. - Podcast hosts: Colin Goodman, Andrew Goodman, Matt Knaggs and Nick Weston Produced by: Colin Goodman Listen, watch and follow: idiotsgorunning.com @IdiotsGoRunning - running podcast, running habits, strange running habits, marathon training, ultra running, endurance running, long run, race day routine, pre run routine, post run recovery, recovery tips, fuelling for runners, running mindset, runner life, funny running podcast, running banter, half marathon, marathon runner, ultramarathon, trail running, road running, running community, everyday runner, running motivation
We recently had the absolute privilege of sitting on the Ireland AM sofa to share our story. When you are told a wheelchair could be in your future, it changes everything. It changes how you see life, how you see time, and how you choose to move forward. For us, it meant lacing up our running shoes, getting out the door, and chasing every mile we could. In the full audio from our interview, we talk about how a shared Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis connected us from opposite sides of the world and led to one enormous goal — running 350 miles, the full length of Ireland, in a bid to set a Guinness World Record as the fastest team with MS to complete the crossing. This is more than an ultra endurance challenge. It is about friendship, resilience, hope, and proving that life does not stop after an MS diagnosis. You might have to change your pace, but you do not stop moving. Every training run, every long run, every sore leg, every early morning, and every brutal mile is carrying us closer to our goal of raising £100,000 to help fund vital MS research and bring us one step closer to a cure. Whether you are an ultramarathon runner, a marathon runner, someone training for your first 5K, or someone facing a battle of your own, we hope our story reminds you that progress is still progress — and that even the toughest road can be taken one step at a time. Follow our journey: 🌍 www.idiotsgorunning.com 🌍 www.msrunsireland.com 📱 Instagram: @IdiotsGoRunning 📱 Facebook: Idiots Go Running 📱 TikTok: @IdiotsGoRunning 📱 YouTube: @IdiotsGoRunning #IdiotsGoRunning #MSRunsIreland #IrelandAM #MultipleSclerosis #MSAwareness #Ultramarathon #EnduranceChallenge #RunningCommunity #GuinnessWorldRecord #RunTheLengthOfIreland
Golden Piece of Running Advice | Idiots Go Running Podcast What is the one golden piece of running advice that can genuinely make you a better runner? In this episode of Idiots Go Running , we pull together some of the best advice shared across our Experts Help the Idiots series. From training smarter and fuelling properly to recovery, mindset, pacing and staying consistent, this is the kind of running advice every runner can use. Whether you are training for your first 5K, chasing a marathon PB, stepping up to ultras, or just trying to enjoy your running a bit more, this episode is packed with honest, useful insights from people who really know their stuff. Featuring expert advice from: Nick — the running coach Jo — the Greek ultra runner Sammy — the elite pathfinder Gerry — the Irish coastal runner Ashley — MS Runs The US creator Isaac — ultra marathon runner Derek — the corn-on-the-cob ultra runner Ben — Tough Mudder Ben Alex — Stonehenge 300 mile ultra runner In this episode: The best running advice our experts have shared Training tips that actually help Recovery lessons runners often ignore Mindset shifts that make a difference Fuelling, pacing and consistency Advice for marathon runners, ultra runners and everyday runners Idiots Go Running is the podcast for runners who love the sport, the stories, the chaos, and the craic. Real runners, real challenges, honest conversations. - Listen, watch and follow: idiotsgorunning.com msrunsireland.com - Instagram: @IdiotsGoRunning TikTok: @IdiotsGoRunning Facebook: @IdiotsGoRunning YouTube: @IdiotsGoRunning Hosts: Colin Goodman, Andrew Goodman, Matt Knaggs #runningpodcast #runningadvice #marathontraining #ultrarunning #runnersofinstagram #runner #runningtips #podcastforrunners #marathon #ultramarathon
Chasing Nick: Speed Work Explained | Intervals, Tempo Runs, Strides & Getting Faster What actually is speed work… and do everyday runners really need it? In this episode of Chasing Nick , Colin and Nick — the running coach break down one of the most misunderstood parts of training: speed work . From intervals and tempo runs to strides, pacing, recovery, and the mistakes runners make when they go too hard too often, this is a simple, honest look at how speed sessions actually work. Whether you are training for a 5K, 10K, half marathon, marathon , or just want to become a stronger runner, this episode explains how speed work can help — without sending you into a panic. In this episode: What speed work actually means The difference between intervals, reps, strides and tempo Why speed work matters for all runners How often you should do it Common speed work mistakes How hard hard days should really feel Why recovery matters just as much as the session itself Chasing Nick is the series where we try to make sense of running training, one question at a time. Listen, follow and share: idiotsgorunning.com Follow @IdiotsGoRunning #runningpodcast #speedwork #runningtraining #marathontraining #halfmarathontraining #intervaltraining
What Music Do Runners Listen To? | Running Songs, Race Playlists and Weird Run Choices | Idiots Go Running Podcast What music do runners actually listen to when the miles start to bite? In this episode of Idiots Go Running , we ask our guests about the songs, playlists, artists and unexpected choices that get them through training runs, long miles, race efforts and those dark moments where everything hurts and you question your life choices. Featuring insights and music picks from: Nick — the running coach Jo — the Greek ultra runner Sammy — the elite pathfinder Gerry — the Irish coastal runner Ashley — MS Runs The US creator Isaac — ultra marathon runner Ben — Tough Mudder Ben Alex — Stonehenge 300 mile ultra runner We cover: What runners listen to on long runs Best running songs and race-day music Playlist choices for marathons and ultras Whether music actually helps performance Motivational songs for tough runs Surprising and funny music choices from runners Headphones, rhythm, pacing and mental boost Whether you run with a full playlist, one song on repeat, or complete silence, this episode is a fun look at the music behind the miles . Idiots Go Running is the running podcast where endurance, training, ridiculous ideas and honest conversations all collide. Listen, watch and follow: idiotsgorunning.com @IdiotsGoRunning running music, best music for runners, running playlist, marathon playlist, ultra running music, race day songs, motivational running songs, what runners listen to, running podcast, marathon training, ultra marathon, long run playlist, running motivation, endurance running, workout music
Recovery Tips for Runners | How to Recover Faster, Run Better and Avoid Burnout | Idiots Go Running Podcast Recovery is the bit most runners talk about, promise to do properly… and then completely ignore. In this episode of Idiots Go Running , we talk all things running recovery — what actually helps, what people overcomplicate, and how to recover better so you can keep training consistently, feel stronger, and avoid running yourself into the ground. We cover: Recovery tips for runners Post-run recovery basics Sleep, hydration and fuelling Easy runs and recovery days Stretching, mobility and strength work Sore legs, fatigue and training load What helps after long runs and hard sessions Common recovery mistakes runners make If you are training for a marathon, half marathon, ultra marathon , or just trying to stay consistent, this episode is packed with simple, practical advice on how to recover smarter. Idiots Go Running is a running podcast hosted by Colin, Andrew and Matt, where running, endurance, big challenges and plenty of nonsense all meet in the middle. Listen, follow and share: idiotsgorunning.com Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube: @IdiotsGoRunning #RunningPodcast #RunningRecovery #RecoveryForRunners #MarathonTraining #UltraRunning #HalfMarathon #RunningTips #EnduranceRunning #RecoveryDay #RunnerLife
Nick’s got news. Andrew is tapering. Matt is ignoring the fact he’s injured. And Colin is still being controlled by his coach. In this episode of Idiots Go Running , the lads are back with more running chat, marathon talk, ultra running nonsense, taper week panic, injury denial, and the kind of coaching dynamics that definitely feel a bit too personal. Nick brings the latest update, Andrew delivers a mystery book review with almost no useful clues, Matt continues to run like injuries are optional, and Colin remains firmly under the watchful eye of Coach Nick. Expect sarcasm, endurance running chat, training talk, race prep, recovery excuses, marathon mindset, ultra runner nonsense, and the usual lack of professionalism. --- Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and wherever you get your podcasts. www.MSRUNSIreland.com Follow the journey: idiotsgorunning.com Follow us: @IdiotsGoRunning #RunningPodcast #MarathonTraining #UltraRunning #TaperWeek #RunningCoach #MarathonRunner #UltraRunner #EnduranceRunning #RunningChat #RacePrep #InjuryRecovery #RunningMotivation #DistanceRunning #TrailRunning #RoadRunning
In this episode of Idiots Go Running, we ask some of our brilliant running experts to confess their most ridiculous, chaotic, and downright stupid moments from the world of running, marathon training, ultra running, and endurance sport. --- Featuring Nick — the running coach , Jo — the Greek ultra runner , Sammy — the elite pathfinder , Gerry — the Irish coastal runner , Ashley — MS Runs The US creator , Isaac — ultra marathon runner , Derek — the corn-on-the-cob ultra runner , Alex — Stonehenge 300 mile ultra runner , and Ben — Tough Mudder Ben , this episode is full of funny stories, hard lessons, and proof that even the experts get it badly wrong sometimes. From fuelling disasters and wrong turns to race day mistakes, gear failures, pacing errors, and pure endurance madness, this is a funny and honest look at the side of running podcasts people love most — when it all goes a bit off the rails. If you are into running podcasts , marathon stories , ultra marathon adventures , endurance training , trail running , and the real side of what it means to be a runner, this one is for you. Idiots Go Running is the podcast about running, friendship, endurance, mindset, and trying to learn from people who have already made the mistakes for us. Website: idiotsgorunning.com Follow: @IdiotsGoRunning #RunningPodcast #UltraRunning #MarathonTraining #EnduranceRunning #TrailRunning #RunningStories #RunningHumour #MarathonPodcast #UltraMarathon #RunningLife
In this episode of Idiots Go Running , we chat with Conor O’Keeffe , ultra-endurance athlete and founder of ALTAR , about endurance nutrition , running fuel , carbohydrates , electrolytes , gut-friendly fuelling , and what it really takes to perform when training gets tough. We get into why Conor created ALTAR, how Speed Dust was built to support long training sessions without digestive discomfort, and why smart fuelling can make such a big difference for runners , marathon training , ultra running , cycling , and endurance sport in general. We also have a bit of fun chatting about the flavours, including the all-important question… what if the flavours were DJs? From Raspberry Rush to Lemon Soda to Plain Jane , this episode mixes performance talk with the usual Idiots Go Running nonsense. If you are into running podcasts , sports nutrition , marathon fuelling , race day nutrition , electrolytes for runners , long run fuel , and ultra marathon training , this is one for you. Idiots Go Running is the podcast about running, friendship, endurance, mindset, and figuring it all out one mile at a time. Website: idiotsgorunning.com Follow: @IdiotsGoRunning #RunningPodcast #SportsNutrition #MarathonTraining #UltraRunning #EnduranceFuel #RaceDayNutrition #RunningFuel #MarathonPodcast #UltraMarathon #Hydration
Nutrition, Hydration and the Mistakes That Can Ruin Your Run In this episode of Chasing Nick , Colin is chasing a sub three hour marathon with coaching from Nick – the running coach and this time the focus turns to one of the biggest performance factors in marathon training: nutrition and hydration . We get into Beta Fuel, Maurten, water, plain water, fuelling during long runs, hydration strategies, electrolytes, race day nutrition, what works, what does not work, and the common mistakes runners make in training and racing . If you are training for a marathon, half marathon, PB attempt, or sub 3 marathon , this episode is packed with practical running tips and advice on how to fuel properly, hydrate well, avoid stomach disasters, and figure out what to do — and what NOT to do. In this episode: Marathon nutrition basics Hydration for runners Beta Fuel vs Maurten When to drink water How to practise fuelling in training Common race day mistakes What not to do before and during a run Sub 3 marathon preparation Chasing Nick follows Colin’s journey as he trains with Nick – the running coach in pursuit of a sub three hour marathon , sharing the lessons, setbacks, progress, and honest reality of trying to improve as a runner while living with MS . Listen, follow, and join the journey at idiotsgorunning.com Follow @IdiotsGoRunning sub 3 marathon, sub three hour marathon, marathon nutrition, running hydration, fuelling for a marathon, Beta Fuel, Maurten, long run nutrition, race day hydration, running coach, marathon training tips, endurance running, hydration strategy, running podcast, marathon podcast
What do runners actually talk about… and what do they definitely not talk about? In this episode of Idiots Go Running , Colin and Andrew dive into the weird, funny, and very real world of running chat . From marathon training , ultra running , race strategy , long run thoughts , running shoes , fuelling , and pace obsession … to the stuff no runner seems to mention until it is far too late. It is honest, funny, and full of the kind of conversation that only makes sense if you have ever gone out for a run and come back talking nonsense. If you love running podcasts , marathon podcasts , ultra marathon stories , training talk , and the strange mindset of endurance runners, this one is for you. Idiots Go Running is the podcast about running, friendship, mindset, big challenges, and figuring it all out one mile at a time. Listen, follow, and join us as we head towards our 350 mile Mizen to Malin challenge . Website: idiotsgorunning.com Follow: @IdiotsGoRunning #RunningPodcast #MarathonTraining #UltraRunning #RunningChat #EnduranceRunning #LongRun #RunningHumour #RunningMotivation #MarathonPodcast #UltraMarathon
In this episode of Idiots Go Running , we get into the real chat behind the miles — from our Guinness World Record running attempt to what it’s like running with MS , plus the nonsense, banter, and random rabbit holes that only seem to happen on long runs. We talk about Top Trumps , training thoughts, race chat, ultra running mindset, and the kind of conversations that happen when runners are deep into the miles, somewhere between serious focus and complete stupidity. Whether you are into marathon training , ultra running , endurance running , running motivation , or just want to know what runners actually talk about when they are out pounding the pavement, this one is for you. In this episode: Our Guinness World Record attempt Running with MS What goes through your head on long runs Why runners talk so much rubbish Top Trumps and random tangents Running banter, training chat, and endurance nonsense The real side of being part of the running community Idiots Go Running is the podcast about running, friendship, big challenges, stupid ideas, and seeing what happens when ordinary people take on ridiculous endurance goals. Listen, follow, and join us as we head towards our 350 mile Mizen to Malin challenge . Website: idiotsgorunning.com Follow: @IdiotsGoRunning running podcast, ultra running podcast, marathon podcast, running with MS, multiple sclerosis running, Guinness World Record attempt, endurance challenge, running motivation, ultra marathon training, marathon training, runners chat, running banter, long run talk, Mizen to Malin, Irish running podcast, trail running, road running, running community, running mindset, endurance athletes
How To Keep Your Feet Functional Over Long Miles | Ultra Running Advice Blisters. Hotspots. Lost toenails. Let’s be honest… your feet take a beating in endurance running. In this episode of Experts Help the Idiots , we dive into one of the most overlooked performance factors in marathon and ultra running — keeping your feet strong, healthy and functional over serious mileage. Our expert shares practical advice on: • Preventing blisters and hotspots • Foot strength and mobility for runners • Sock and shoe considerations for long distance • Managing damage mid-race • Recovery strategies for multi-day events • Common mistakes runners make with foot care Whether you’re training for your first marathon or taking on ultra distances, this episode could save your race. Experts Help the Idiots is the spin-off series from the Idiots Go Running podcast — where we bring real experts into the conversation to help us (and you) become better endurance runners. Listen, learn, and keep moving 🎙 Idiots Go Running 🌍 idiotsgorunning.com 📲 @IdiotsGoRunning #runningpodcast #ultrarunning #marathontraining #footcare #endurancerunning #runningtips #blisterprevention #trailrunning #runstrong #runningcommunity
Are you chasing that elusive 3-hour marathon barrier? You’re in the right place. Join hosts Colin Goodman and Nick Weston as they bridge the gap between complex training physiology and practical, everyday running. We cut through the jargon to help you understand exactly why and how you should be running your sessions. From the nuances of strides and tempo runs to the science of your aerobic threshold and easy days—we break it all down. Whether you’re looking to shave minutes off your PB or just want to understand your training plan better, we’re here to help you get there.
Running Kit You Never Leave Without | Essential Ultra Running Gear Advice What running kit should you NEVER leave home without? In this episode of Experts Help the Idiots , we ask some of the most experienced endurance runners in the world one simple question: What is the one piece of running kit you always carry — no matter the distance? Featuring: Nick — the running coach Jo — the Greek ultra runner Sammy — the elite pathfinder Gerry — the Irish coastal runner Ashley — MS Runs The US creator Isaac — ultra marathon runner Derek — the corn-on-the-cob ultra runner Ben — Tough Mudder Ben Alex — Stonehenge 300 mile ultra runner From 5Ks to 100 milers… from mountains to backyard ultras… this episode dives into essential running gear, safety equipment, fuelling tools, mindset anchors, and the small items that make a massive difference when things get tough. We talk: Mandatory kit vs personal comfort items Safety essentials for long-distance running Ultra marathon race-day must-haves What experienced runners always pack Mistakes beginners make with gear How to think smarter about preparation If you’re training for a marathon, ultra marathon, trail race, or multi-day endurance challenge — this one is packed with practical advice from runners who have learned the hard way. Experts Help the Idiots is the spin-off series from Idiots Go Running, where we stop guessing… and start asking the people who actually know. 🎧 Listen anywhere you get your podcasts 🌍 Follow our journey: idiotsgorunning.com 📲 Instagram: @IdiotsGoRunning #ultrarunning #runningpodcast #marathontraining #trailrunning #backyardultra #endurancerunning #runninggear #ultramarathon #mindset #runners
Harvey Lewis | Backyard Ultra World Record, Western States & Pushing Human Limits What does it take to keep going… when everyone else stops? In this episode of Idiots Go Running , we sit down with one of the most respected endurance athletes in the world — Harvey Lewis . From winning and podium-finishing at the legendary Western States Endurance Run , to conquering the brutal Badwater 135 , to setting records at Big’s Backyard Ultra — Harvey has consistently pushed the boundaries of human endurance. But this episode isn’t just about miles. We talk about: The mindset required for extreme ultramarathons Sleep deprivation and backyard ultra strategy Pain, resilience, and mental toughness Teaching full-time while competing at world-class level What drives him to keep coming back Lessons everyday runners can apply to their own training Harvey is proof that extraordinary performances are built on consistency, humility, and belief. Whether you’re training for your first 5K, your next marathon, or dreaming of a 100-miler — this conversation will change how you think about your limits. 🎧 Listen anywhere you get your podcasts 🌍 Follow our journey as we prepare to run 350 miles across Ireland to raise £100,000 for MS charities: idiotsgorunning.com 📲 Instagram: @IdiotsGoRunning #ultrarunning #backyardultra #westernstates #badwater135 #marathontraining #runningpodcast #endurancerunning #100miles #mindset #trailrunning
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