165: How To Reframe Negative Thoughts and Achieve Your Goals
Disclaimer: This episode includes discussions around mental health which some listeners may find distressing. Andy and Sarah are joined by sports psychiatrist Dr. Amit Mistry, who works closely with A...
11 Huhti 48min
164: Is Every Runner Under Fuelling?
Admit it... you’ve finished a long run, jumped straight on the sofa and scrolled through Strava before even thinking about food.Sarah and Rick are joined by special guest Aubrey to unpack how many gra...
4 Huhti 54min
163: How To Build Your Perfect Running Week
Sarah is back... and she has some bones to pick with Andy, Rick and even Producer Owen!The podcast trio break down the most effective way you can build your perfect running week. They dive into what R...
28 Maalis 50min
162: The Most Important Factor Runners Ignore
Running economy is a metric that's often overlooked. So what exactly is it? What does good running economy feel like? And most importantly, how can you improve yours?Andy, Rick and Sarah also recap a ...
21 Maalis 53min
161: "I Was Never Going To Quit" | 100 Marathons in 100 Days Across India
Andy and Rick are joined by Hannah Cox, who completed an extraordinary challenge: running 100 marathons in 100 days across India, despite only starting running five months earlier. In this episode, Ha...
14 Maalis 59min
160: The Psychological Cost of Chasing PBs
We’re LIVE from ASICS in London, where Andy, Rick and Sarah explore the psychological toll of constantly chasing a personal best. Together, they discuss how social media and constant comparison are in...
7 Maalis 50min
159: What’s Harder: Your First Marathon or Your Fastest Marathon?
In Episode 159, Andy, Rick, and Sarah dive into a classic runner’s debate: is it harder to complete your first marathon or to chase your fastest one? Each comes with its own unique challenges, and you...
28 Helmi 52min
158: "I Couldn't Breathe" – Tom’s Attempt at the World’s Highest Marathon
In episode 158 of The Running Channel Podcast, Tom discusses his experience of attempting to complete The World's Highest Marathon. With a start line at 6,893m this was always going to be a test of wi...
21 Helmi 48min
