“I’ve missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. 26 times I’ve been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life, and that is why I succeed.” —Michael Jordan

"I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life, and that is why I succeed.” —Michael Jordan

“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.” ― Theodore Roosevelt

“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.” ― Theodore Roosevelt

The Man In The Arena: Stop Listing To Critics

Like they Say - Running/Training should never stop. In this podcast, I talk about how I have been traveling and running. I know have left out few things, but I will cover that in future podcast. This basic of my traveling and running!

Running While Traveling

Lisa Booher

It takes a lot to qualify for the Western States 100, keep up with WS100 tickets - year after year - to get into the race. It is a journey of its own. After many many years of waiting, it takes a lot to get ready for the WS 100 and Run in. In this podcast Lisa Booher &amp; Mark Beggs talk about 7+ years of journey to the Western States 100 finish line.

2023 Western States 100 miles Review: Journey to WS100 Finish Line with Lisa Booher & Mark Beggs

Running has taken me many many places. It is always fun to run and connect with others. In this podcast episode, I walk about my Favorite marathon - so far. I am not!  done running and exploring marathons around the world. More to come in future podcasts. Enjoy and Share

Running has taken me many many places. It is always fun to run and connect with others. In this podcast episode, I walk about my Favorite marathon - so far. I am not! done running and exploring marathons around the world. More to come in future podcasts. Enjoy and Share

My Favorite Marathon - So Far!

Start  Now &amp; Start Today - Power of Starting New Today

Start  Now & Start Today - Power of Starting New Today

When Growth Is Not Guaranteed by MarathonRuns - MRuns

When Growth Is Not Guaranteed

I this podcast I talk about how running can be your personal brand!

How I made Running My Personal Brand!

I am always the believer of "Summer Training Brings Fall PR". Mostly, I use long days of Summer to training and get ready for Fall.

2023 Summer Training: Summer Training Brings Fall PR

In this podcast, I take you from beginning to last day of my 2023 London Marathon Trip. If you like this kind of content, please email me at MarathonRuns@gmail.com or post your comment where you listen to this podcast

London Calling: 2023 London Marathon - Travel Podcast

Welcome to MRuns' podcast. This is podcast by a Runner for Runners. Visit http://www.MRuns.com for more.  Find @MarathonRuns on FB, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and more

My first running podcast I ever listened to and still my favorite.

👍🏻 Motivational and Down To Earth

Awesome podcast for runners of all abilities!

Great!!!

Welcome to MRuns' podcast. This is podcast by a Runner for Runners. Visit <a href="http://www.MRuns.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.MRuns.com</a> for more. Find @MarathonRuns on FB, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and more

Marathon & Ultra Running Podcast - With Suman Silwal

Jackie Merritt

MR67: In this week's episode, I talked with  Jackie Merritt. In 2017 Western States 100, Jackie was the 7th overall female finisher. During this interview, Jackie talks about training for WS100, differnt parts of WS100 course, racing the WS100, finishing 7th overall, and more. It was fun catching up with Jackie. If you want to learn more about Jackie's running history, please listen to MRuns' podcast episode #37. As I am training for Pinhoti 100, it is great to listen Jackie's training and racing method for the WS100. Fun interview! In this episode, Jackie  and I talked about- Racing and training for The Georgia Death Race- Wester States Golden ticket- Western States training – hill/heat/more -  Western States course- Running through Ice/mud/hills/heat/more- Racing Western States fast - Finishing  WS100 7th overall female -MoreEnjoy the episode! Previous podcast episode: MRuns.com/podcast/mr37/Music by: bensound.comPhoto by: Paul Nelson

MR67: In this week's episode, I talked with Jackie Merritt. In 2017 Western States 100, Jackie was the 7th overall female finisher. During this interview, Jackie talks about training for WS100, differnt parts of WS100 course, racing the WS100, finishing 7th overall, and more. It was fun catching up with Jackie. If you want to learn more about Jackie's running history, please listen to MRuns' podcast episode #37. As I am training for Pinhoti 100, it is great to listen Jackie's training and racing method for the WS100. Fun interview! In this episode, Jackie and I talked about - Racing and training for The Georgia Death Race - Wester States Golden ticket - Western States training – hill/heat/more - Western States course - Running through Ice/mud/hills/heat/more - Racing Western States fast - Finishing WS100 7th overall female -More Enjoy the episode! Previous podcast episode: <a href="http://MRuns.com/podcast/mr37/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MRuns.com/podcast/mr37/</a> Music by: <a href="http://bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bensound.com</a> Photo by: Paul Nelson

67: Training for Western States  100 Mile to finishing 7th Female: Talking with Jackie Merritt

Derek Murphy

MR56: In this episode, I talked with founder of MarathonInvestigation.com and Mr. Marathon Investigator himself - Derek Murphy. It is interesting to listen about all different levels of Marathon and other distance races cheating goes on  beyond trying to be a Boston Qualifying. In this episode, we talked about following:*Founding of  MarathonInvestigation.com*Boston Marathon qualifying*Bib mules *Different types of marathon cheating*moreEnjoy the episode!

MR56: In this episode, I talked with founder of <a href="http://MarathonInvestigation.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MarathonInvestigation.com</a> and Mr. Marathon Investigator himself - Derek Murphy. It is interesting to listen about all different levels of Marathon and other distance races cheating goes on beyond trying to be a Boston Qualifying. In this episode, we talked about following: *Founding of <a href="http://MarathonInvestigation.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MarathonInvestigation.com</a> *Boston Marathon qualifying *Bib mules *Different types of marathon cheating *more Enjoy the episode!

56: Catching Marathon Cheaters: Talking with Derek Murphy

Karl Meltzer

MR86: In this week's episode, I talked with Karl Meltzer . Karl is the world's winnest 100 mile trail runner. He brings a wealth of wisdom and knowledge of ultra/trail running. In this episode, we touch on many topics of running an effective 100 mile race: from pacing, racing, hydration, nutrition, and more.Summary:In this episode, Karl and I talk about:-Karl's running journey from high-school runner to the worldclass ultramarathoner -Speedgoat brand-how to run an effective 100 mile race-different aspects of running 100-our point of views of running the 2017 Pinhoti 100 miles race: from the front of the pack to back of the packMusic by: bensound.comEnjoy, Share and Subscribe!

MR86: In this week's episode, I talked with Karl Meltzer . Karl is the world's winnest 100 mile trail runner. He brings a wealth of wisdom and knowledge of ultra/trail running. In this episode, we touch on many topics of running an effective 100 mile race: from pacing, racing, hydration, nutrition, and more. Summary: In this episode, Karl and I talk about: -Karl's running journey from high-school runner to the worldclass ultramarathoner -Speedgoat brand -how to run an effective 100 mile race -different aspects of running 100 -our point of views of running the 2017 Pinhoti 100 miles race: from the front of the pack to back of the pack Music by: <a href="http://bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bensound.com</a> Enjoy, Share and Subscribe!

86: How to run an effective 100 mile race?: Talking with Karl Meltzer

#CoffeeWithSuman: Work Harder &amp; Smarter

#CoffeeWithSuman: Work Harder & Smarter

Josh LaJaunie

MR93: In this episode, I talked with Josh LaJaunie. He was 400+lbs overweight person before he started on his running and weight loss journey. Once Josh started taking on running, he lost more than 230 lbs. He changed his life around by becoming a marathoner, ultra-marathoner, and taken on a plant-based lifestyle. Now, Josh dedicates not only to make himself better, but also help others through their weight loss journey. In this podcast, he has many stories to tell us.Listen, Enjoy, and get Inspired!Summary:In this episode, Josh and I talked about:-Josh running journey-Painful start of weight loss journeyJosh's current runningTaking on plant-based diet-moreWebsite: https://joshlajaunie.comMusic by: bensound.com

MR93: In this episode, I talked with Josh LaJaunie. He was 400+lbs overweight person before he started on his running and weight loss journey. Once Josh started taking on running, he lost more than 230 lbs. He changed his life around by becoming a marathoner, ultra-marathoner, and taken on a plant-based lifestyle. Now, Josh dedicates not only to make himself better, but also help others through their weight loss journey. In this podcast, he has many stories to tell us. Listen, Enjoy, and get Inspired! Summary: In this episode, Josh and I talked about: -Josh running journey -Painful start of weight loss journey Josh's current running Taking on plant-based diet -more Website: <a href="https://joshlajaunie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://joshlajaunie.com</a> Music by: <a href="http://bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bensound.com</a>

93: Everything Is Possible When You Put: Heart, Body, & Mind Together: Talking With Josh LaJaunie

Adam Rogers

MR94:  In this episode,  I  talked with Doctor of Chiropractic  Adam Rogers from Bowling Green, Kentucky. Adam was not always a runner. Since he took on running in 2014, his preservative on runners, running and running-related injuries changed. In this episodes, we talked about different types of running-related injuries, and how to treat them. We also talked to about how to take care of ourselves to run beyond our prime age.  Summary:In this episode, Adam  and I  talked about:- Adam's running journey   - what are beginner runner injuries? - what are common injuries? -how to overcome running related injuries? -Running 40's &amp; beyond-Different types of sports doctors and treatments-moreFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/RogersChiroBG/ Website: http://rogerschiro.com Music by: bensound.comEnjoy, Share and Subscribe!

MR94: In this episode, I talked with Doctor of Chiropractic Adam Rogers from Bowling Green, Kentucky. Adam was not always a runner. Since he took on running in 2014, his preservative on runners, running and running-related injuries changed. In this episodes, we talked about different types of running-related injuries, and how to treat them. We also talked to about how to take care of ourselves to run beyond our prime age. Summary: In this episode, Adam and I talked about: - Adam's running journey - what are beginner runner injuries? - what are common injuries? -how to overcome running related injuries? -Running 40's &amp; beyond -Different types of sports doctors and treatments -more Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/RogersChiroBG/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/RogersChiroBG/</a> Website: <a href="http://rogerschiro.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://rogerschiro.com</a> Music by: <a href="http://bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bensound.com</a> Enjoy, Share and Subscribe!

94: How to Overcome Running Related injuries?: Talking with Dr. Adam Rogers

Jason Green

MR64: In this week's episode, I talked with  Jason Green who is the founder and the cult leader of  Yeti Trail Runners. After running in his young age, Jason gave up running for 30 years until he rediscovered ultra running. Jason's love for trails and passion for trail running brought him back to the ultra running world. Over the years, he successfully built a different type of running community/cult around ultra/trail running. Over the years, Jason not only ran races around the country but also built trails and directed many Yeti Trail Races. Fun interview! In this episode, Jason and I talked about:- Jason's Running Journey - Founding of  the “Yeti Trail Runners” community/cult- Running distance races- Training - MoreYeti Trail Runners Mission statement: “The Yeti Trail Runners were formed in 2011 with a mission statement to move the trail ultra running community forward by developing strong relationships in our community parks and forests. We maintain existing and new trails in Georgia. We put on races that foster a fun atmosphere that brings new and old friends together. The yetis support Because of You,Inc - a non profit group providing a measure of comfort for homeless children in the Atlanta area. We hope you can join us for one of our free events or races and discover a group of individuals who love to eat, drink craft beer and be awesome !!!”Website : http://www.yetitrailrunners.com Enjoy the episode! Music by: bensound.com

MR64: In this week's episode, I talked with Jason Green who is the founder and the cult leader of Yeti Trail Runners. After running in his young age, Jason gave up running for 30 years until he rediscovered ultra running. Jason's love for trails and passion for trail running brought him back to the ultra running world. Over the years, he successfully built a different type of running community/cult around ultra/trail running. Over the years, Jason not only ran races around the country but also built trails and directed many Yeti Trail Races. Fun interview! In this episode, Jason and I talked about: - Jason's Running Journey - Founding of the “Yeti Trail Runners” community/cult - Running distance races - Training - More Yeti Trail Runners Mission statement: “The Yeti Trail Runners were formed in 2011 with a mission statement to move the trail ultra running community forward by developing strong relationships in our community parks and forests. We maintain existing and new trails in Georgia. We put on races that foster a fun atmosphere that brings new and old friends together. The yetis support Because of You,Inc - a non profit group providing a measure of comfort for homeless children in the Atlanta area. We hope you can join us for one of our free events or races and discover a group of individuals who love to eat, drink craft beer and be awesome !!!” Website : <a href="http://www.yetitrailrunners.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.yetitrailrunners.com</a> Enjoy the episode! Music by: <a href="http://bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bensound.com</a>

64: Be a “Yeti Trail Runners” cult [#NotACult] member: Talking with Jason Green

Lake Martin

Chris Callahan

Mark Marzen

123: In this episode, Chris Callahan, Mark Marzen, and I talk about our different experience running the 2019 Lake Martin. Chris was the last finisher and Mark was the overall finisher of 2019 LM100. I am the only one who has finished all six LM100. Enjoy the episode and share.. Music by: Bensound.com

123: In this episode, Chris Callahan, Mark Marzen, and I talk about our different experience running the 2019 Lake Martin. Chris was the last finisher and Mark was the overall finisher of 2019 LM100. I am the only one who has finished all six LM100. Enjoy the episode and share.. Music by: <a href="http://Bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bensound.com</a>

123: Lake Martin 100 - In Review: Talking with Chris Callahan and Mark Marzen

Ashlee Eskelsen

MR 99: In this episode, I talked with Ashlee Eskelsen who recently set the Guinness World Records in the Triple Jogging Stroller category at the 2018 Montgomery Half Marathon. Ashlee started to run track as a Junior at the Walla Walla High School (Washington state). She ran both cross country and track the Washington State University from 2007-2011. After college, she competed in the Seattle Rock n’ Roll marathon and ran my fastest marathon to date (3:09). She also ran 2017 Boston Marathon 14 weeks pregnant. In this episode, we talk a lot about different aspects of running with jogging strollers, nutrition, and more. It was great talking to Ashlee and learning about her journey of setting new the world records while spending time with her family. She has a great story to tell. Summary:In this episode, Ashlee, &amp; I talked about :– Ashlee's running journey- how does Guinness World Records process work?- Training to set the world record- nutrition side of running- challenges and struggles-moreMusic by: bensound.comPhoto provided by Stephanie KhamkenVideo of Ashlee's finish at @MarathonRuns facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/marathonRuns/videos/1742653815794752/Enjoy, Share and Subscribe!

MR 99: In this episode, I talked with Ashlee Eskelsen who recently set the Guinness World Records in the Triple Jogging Stroller category at the 2018 Montgomery Half Marathon. Ashlee started to run track as a Junior at the Walla Walla High School (Washington state). She ran both cross country and track the Washington State University from 2007-2011. After college, she competed in the Seattle Rock n’ Roll marathon and ran my fastest marathon to date (3:09). She also ran 2017 Boston Marathon 14 weeks pregnant. In this episode, we talk a lot about different aspects of running with jogging strollers, nutrition, and more. It was great talking to Ashlee and learning about her journey of setting new the world records while spending time with her family. She has a great story to tell. Summary: In this episode, Ashlee, &amp; I talked about : – Ashlee's running journey - how does Guinness World Records process work? - Training to set the world record - nutrition side of running - challenges and struggles -more Music by: <a href="http://bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bensound.com</a> Photo provided by Stephanie Khamken Video of Ashlee's finish at @MarathonRuns facebook page: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/marathonRuns/videos/1742653815794752/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/marathonRuns/videos/1742653815794752/</a> Enjoy, Share and Subscribe!

99: Setting Guinness World Records while Spending Time With Family: Talking With Ashlee Eskelsen

Catra Corbett

MR131: In this podcast, I talked with Catra Corbett. Catra is a book author, an ultra distance runner, and more. She has a great story to tell us about her drug addiction to ultra distance running. We also talked about Fast Packing and 200 miler races. Enjoy and ShareFind Catra Corbett and get an autographed book at https://catracorbett.comMusic by: BenSound.com

MR131: In this podcast, I talked with Catra Corbett. Catra is a book author, an ultra distance runner, and more. She has a great story to tell us about her drug addiction to ultra distance running. We also talked about Fast Packing and 200 miler races. Enjoy and Share Find Catra Corbett and get an autographed book at <a href="https://catracorbett.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://catracorbett.com</a> Music by: <a href="http://BenSound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BenSound.com</a>

131: From Drug Addiction To Ultra Distance Running: Talking With Catra Corbett

#CoffeeWithSuman - My Best Days Yet To Come

David Tosch

MR118: In this episode, I talked with David Tosch about many events that he puts in esp. Lake Martin 100, Blood Rock 100, and Southeastern Trail Series races. It is always fun to talk to David and visit Tosch's house. He has a vast knowledge of not only racing ultra distance events but also managing it. If you are running any Southeastern Trail Runs races this will be good podcast episode for you to listen.Further, we also talk about how to run/trail for ultra distance races. I also talk about personal struggles with the last two 100 miles races  (Pinhoti 100 and Lake Martin 100),  and how I am trying to overcome those struggles with my training.Enjoy/ShareLink to SE Trail Run: https://www.southeasterntrailruns.comNOTE: Marye Jo Tosch is a big part of the success of SE Trail Runs - the other half. In this episode, you hear her voice off and on.

MR118: In this episode, I talked with David Tosch about many events that he puts in esp. Lake Martin 100, Blood Rock 100, and Southeastern Trail Series races. It is always fun to talk to David and visit Tosch's house. He has a vast knowledge of not only racing ultra distance events but also managing it. If you are running any Southeastern Trail Runs races this will be good podcast episode for you to listen. Further, we also talk about how to run/trail for ultra distance races. I also talk about personal struggles with the last two 100 miles races (Pinhoti 100 and Lake Martin 100), and how I am trying to overcome those struggles with my training. Enjoy/Share Link to SE Trail Run: <a href="https://www.southeasterntrailruns.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.southeasterntrailruns.com</a> NOTE: Marye Jo Tosch is a big part of the success of SE Trail Runs - the other half. In this episode, you hear her voice off and on.

118: Running Ultra Races and Events: Talking with David Tosch

MR132: This is another experience podcast episode where I take you through running the Chicago Marathon including my comments about different aspects of running the marathon and marathon weekendEnjoy and Share.Music by bensound.com

MR132: This is another experience podcast episode where I take you through running the Chicago Marathon including my comments about different aspects of running the marathon and marathon weekend Enjoy and Share. Music by <a href="http://bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bensound.com</a>

132: 2019 Chicago Marathon: Running Through The City Of Chicago

MR119: In this episode, I talk about running a self-support ultra distance training run through the woods of Oak mt. As an ultra distance runner, I needed a full day of run like this where I try to rediscover myself.Hope you will enjoy this kind of podcast episode. Enjoy and Share! Music by: Bensound.com

MR119: In this episode, I talk about running a self-support ultra distance training run through the woods of Oak mt. As an ultra distance runner, I needed a full day of run like this where I try to rediscover myself. Hope you will enjoy this kind of podcast episode. Enjoy and Share! Music by: <a href="http://Bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bensound.com</a>

119: Running a Self Support Ultra Distance Training Run

MR117: In this episode, I talked with Karl Meltzer. Karl is well-known ultra distance runner with Hoka shoe name after his nickname “Speed Goat”. We talked many aspects of ultra distance running including his experience crewing  2018 Pinhoit 100. Previous episodes with Karl: https://soundcloud.com/marathonruns/mr86 https://soundcloud.com/marathonruns/talking-with-karl-speedgoat-meltzerEnjoy, Share and Subscribe!Music by: bensound.com

MR117: In this episode, I talked with Karl Meltzer. Karl is well-known ultra distance runner with Hoka shoe name after his nickname “Speed Goat”. We talked many aspects of ultra distance running including his experience crewing 2018 Pinhoit 100. Previous episodes with Karl: <a href="https://soundcloud.com/marathonruns/mr86" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/marathonruns/mr86</a> <a href="https://soundcloud.com/marathonruns/talking-with-karl-speedgoat-meltzer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/marathonruns/talking-with-karl-speedgoat-meltzer</a> Enjoy, Share and Subscribe! Music by: <a href="http://bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bensound.com</a>

117: Racing vs. Crewing Pinhoit 100: Talking with Karl Meltzer

Gene Dykes

122: Breaking Boundaries: Running Sub-3 Marathon at the age of 71: Talking with Gene DykesMR122: In this episode, I talked with Gene Dykes. Gene started seriously run at the age of 56-57. Now, the age of 71, he is breaking marathon records and the world records on his age/age group by running sub-3 marathons. Gene has great running stories to tell. Enjoy the podcast! Enjoy, Share and Subscribe!Music by: bensound.com

122: Breaking Boundaries: Running Sub-3 Marathon at the age of 71: Talking with Gene Dykes MR122: In this episode, I talked with Gene Dykes. Gene started seriously run at the age of 56-57. Now, the age of 71, he is breaking marathon records and the world records on his age/age group by running sub-3 marathons. Gene has great running stories to tell. Enjoy the podcast! Enjoy, Share and Subscribe! Music by: <a href="http://bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bensound.com</a>

122: Breaking Boundaries: Running Sub-3 Marathon at the age of 71: Talking with Gene Dykes

David Kahn

MR60: In this episode, I talked with David Kahn. David is a successful businessman who took on running late in his life. Since he started to take on running, he completed the abbot World Marathon Majors which includes following marathons: Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago and New York City. When he completed the Marathon Majors, he was the 50th from the USA and the first one from the state of Alabama to complete the World Marathon Majors. David has a great story to tell his journey from being non-running to the world marathon majors finisher. In this podcast we talk about:*David's running journey *Talking about each Marathon Major events from Chicago to Tokyo* Running last Boston Marathon mile with Meb Keflezighi in 2012* More Enjoy the episode!Music by: bensound.com

MR60: In this episode, I talked with David Kahn. David is a successful businessman who took on running late in his life. Since he started to take on running, he completed the abbot World Marathon Majors which includes following marathons: Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago and New York City. When he completed the Marathon Majors, he was the 50th from the USA and the first one from the state of Alabama to complete the World Marathon Majors. David has a great story to tell his journey from being non-running to the world marathon majors finisher. In this podcast we talk about: *David's running journey *Talking about each Marathon Major events from Chicago to Tokyo * Running last Boston Marathon mile with Meb Keflezighi in 2012 * More Enjoy the episode! Music by: <a href="http://bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bensound.com</a>

60: Running The Abbott World Marathon Majors: Talking with David Kahn

Martin Schneekloth

Remote

MR88:  In this week's episode,  I  talked with Martin Schneekloth. I know Martin as a Huntsville, AL runner.  Over the years, Martin went from almost non-runner to an accomplished ultra runner who traveled around the world for running.  Recently, he visited my home country of Nepal to run the 2017 Everest Trail Race. In this podcast, Martin discussed his experience of running the remote part of the world in Nepal. Martin has many stories to share with us including seeing the Everest, Nepali people, trails, dodging Yaks etc. It is fun interview for those of you want to take your running beyond your comfort area.  Summary:In this episode, Martin and I  about:-Martin running journey   -How to get ready for Everest adventure?-Running Everest region-People of Nepal -moreMartin's blog: http://www.ultrakrautrunning.com Music by: bensound.comEnjoy, Share and Subscribe!

MR88: In this week's episode, I talked with Martin Schneekloth. I know Martin as a Huntsville, AL runner. Over the years, Martin went from almost non-runner to an accomplished ultra runner who traveled around the world for running. Recently, he visited my home country of Nepal to run the 2017 Everest Trail Race. In this podcast, Martin discussed his experience of running the remote part of the world in Nepal. Martin has many stories to share with us including seeing the Everest, Nepali people, trails, dodging Yaks etc. It is fun interview for those of you want to take your running beyond your comfort area. Summary: In this episode, Martin and I about: -Martin running journey -How to get ready for Everest adventure? -Running Everest region -People of Nepal -more Martin's blog: <a href="http://www.ultrakrautrunning.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.ultrakrautrunning.com</a> Music by: <a href="http://bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bensound.com</a> Enjoy, Share and Subscribe!

88: Running the Remote Part Of the World - 2017 Everest Trail Race: Talking with Martin Schneekloth

Amy Weber

Sheila Freeman

Will Hoyle

MR124: In this episode, I talked with a few 2019 London Marathon finishers about our experience running the marathon. We talked about running the marathon from start to finish and anything in between. Enjoy the episode. 7 Bridges Marathon 15% Discount code: MRunsMusic by Bensound.com

MR124: In this episode, I talked with a few 2019 London Marathon finishers about our experience running the marathon. We talked about running the marathon from start to finish and anything in between. Enjoy the episode. 7 Bridges Marathon 15% Discount code: MRuns Music by <a href="http://Bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bensound.com</a>

124: 2019 London Marathon In Review: Talking with Amy Weber, Sheila Freeman, and Will Hoyle

Matt Fitzgerald

MR116: In this episode, I talked with Matt Fitzgerald. Matt is well-known author, runner, and coach. Matt has written many books in running. His latest book Life is a Marathon is coming up in March 2019. In this episode, we talked about many things including setting up a new year's resolution and more. Website: https://mattfitzgerald.org Matt's latest book: Life Is a Marathon: A Memoir of Love and EnduranceEnjoy, Share and Subscribe!Music by: bensound.com

MR116: In this episode, I talked with Matt Fitzgerald. Matt is well-known author, runner, and coach. Matt has written many books in running. His latest book Life is a Marathon is coming up in March 2019. In this episode, we talked about many things including setting up a new year's resolution and more. Website: <a href="https://mattfitzgerald.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mattfitzgerald.org</a> Matt's latest book: Life Is a Marathon: A Memoir of Love and Endurance Enjoy, Share and Subscribe! Music by: <a href="http://bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bensound.com</a>

116: Get Real: Talking with Matt Fitzgerald

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