RunningLifestyleCulture

We are aware of the running boom, but what are the granular details and ways our running can improve. We can see that there are things that may never change, but somethings will change. This podcast takes on what is changing and how maybe we can be the best version of ourselves.

It can be very demanding on our minds, living the life we live. The brain is constantly stimulated, creating a really powerful changing lifestyle. Sometimes one that can be overwhelming. We are witnessing that people are suffering with more and more mental health challenges, this is something we need to address and manage. Experienced professionals are the solution to this new world experience.

We are in a place that allows us to commit to running but, do we want to talk about what performance means, do we want to engage in what it means to embrace getting better. Minority communities are especially underrepresented at start lines, this is what Leon and I discuss. We open up on what it means to be representative on the start line.

In an ever changing world, with more and more emphasis on pushing our bodies, we should still remember that there are exercise principles we should try and keep in our view as we train. This discussion with Dr Peter Tierney takes on some misconceptions around wearables, we dive into how to maximise your journey and some take home tips to be at your very best. Give this a listen and leave us a review.

It has been an extensive hiatus, we are at the stage that we need to make a comeback, it has been too long!I found that I was missing talking to you all and so we are back on the podcast, discussing find the edge, a woman's performance project that I have been priviliged to be a part of. A real trail blazer of a group. Something that has really fuelled alot of my thoughts recently, especially around specificity and individualisation. The group of women have been working for 14months leading towards the Nike After Dark race this Sunday the 23rd. We are in a genrational change and evolution of women's sport. It's exciting to see.

It is rarely in life when you meet someone and they really make you wonder what are you doing. David smith had that impact on me, he pulls you out of your worries and troubles. He makes you realise that you are just here for a short period of time. You can and will be needed to in moments, you will need to be there for yourself. This conversation is delicate and strong as David reveals his 6 cancer surgeries and persistent brushes with death. He feels that pressure of life and how much of things are here for us to respond to. We can live better through action and inaction but making sure we hold down values true to us. Thank you David smith.