I love the idea of a longer podcast if y'all are up for it. Also, I love Rick's jokes and think the chemistry between you three is awesome! Cheers, TRC crew!
I ran my first marathon last year with a Garmin tracker going. My mom kept texting my wife "It says his heart rate is 150! Is that okay?" "Now it says 160!" "He's heart rate is up and he's slowed down, do you think he is okay?" She definitionally thought I was going to have a heart attack on the route.
I finished my second London Marathon in my 60's running over the line with my eldest son, which is and will I am sure always be my favourite running monent. On the running with others I also thoroughly recommend your local running club and parkruns. I also really enjoy running with my wife of 42 years even though she is a few minutes a kilometre slower than me.
Yes please to longer podcasts. Currently they’re over too quickly 😭. Could also do bonus/special guest episodes when needed or for cover 😁 🏃🏻🏃🏻♀️🏃🏻🏃♀️😃
It would be good to hear from Coach Andy who has helped you all with your training and races - get his take on training from the other side. Also Eilish McColgan would be good on how she’s found transitioning from track to Half Marathons & hopefully Marathons and how she’s coped with online bullying (though she maybe a little busy atm) 😃
I'm running in super hot climate and I'm a tad bit faster than my missus, but I love running with her. It's always a guarantee I can do a proper Zone 2 long run (sometimes up to 2 hours) because of the pace difference. She still does feel guilty for the slower pace, no matter how many times I told her it's great for me, because I struggle to keep myself slow enough for slow runs.
Loved the discussion of running with others. My husband started running with me this year. He's fast, but doesn't run the distances I do. We've discovered that running with me means he truly can have an "easy" run (I'm usually doing a tempo!) and I am motivated to run faster for longer. Best of both words!
A few weeks ago I commented on saying I wanted to achieve a marathon goal of 2h48! But just yesterday in the Rotterdam Marathon - I hit an amazing PB of 2h44:06 ~ taking 12min off my first ever marathon time in Amsterdam 6 months ago of 2h56:15!!! Super stoked and impressed with myself!
I'd be happy to listen to longer episodes!! Hearing your stories and running news keeps me interested in running when I don't feel like going out for a run! Also I agree with what Rick said about it being emotional running a race in your own city. I did the Great North Run as my first half marathon last year and it was so emotional starting in a city I know so well 🥹 (and running along roads and the bridge when you normally couldn't 😂)
Absolutely love listening to the podcast and would really appreciate longer episodes to accompany me on those long Sunday runs! Even if the terrible jokes are included 😂
You should definitely do it for longer and do the weekly quizzes, it was great that the quiz was linked into the main topic so we get to learn more about the main topics of the podcast that we might not of learned without the quiz. Either way keep it going!!
My tip for the running channel: cover (run) the Rotterdam marathon in Holland next year! (This years race is tomorrow). The crowd atmosphere is something else! There is an unwritten rule that the crowd stays until the last runner has passed and the last few k's are like a climb on the Alpe d'huez in the Tour the France: you run through a tight pack of supporters towards the finish.
One of the John McDermott mentions in another video was. In the challenge Anna and Sarah done on the treadmill. Running at different marathon runner paces working up to Kipchoge.
Running with a friend or spouse: set a time once a week to run together. Maybe it's an easy run for the other person and not so easy for you, but that's ok - he/she wont lose fitness over an easy run, and it's a chance to just talk (leave the headphones at home). Or yeah do a track session, and go for a burger afterwards.
Having a few pints after a high profile marathon or half-marathon is an absolute must in my humble opinion. Runners wearing their medals after the ABP Southampton Marathon used to get a free pint in a pub close the the finish line up until last year. Even those doing the 5k! (There is also a 10k and half-marathon). After doing the half-marathon earlier this month I was disappointed to discover that the custom had been discontinued. Nonetheless, I kept up the tradition with two pints of bitter and a packet of crisps. Anyway, isn't the whole point of these things to work up a good thirst? The pubs around Charring Cross were heaving with runners after the Vitality 10000 last year.
Did you know our Queensland course (Goldcoast Marathon)is a Boston qualifier course and our Sydney course just changed thier course to apply to become a 7th Major. Exciting times for running ❤ 🇦🇺
I’m running my second Boston on Monday and cannot wait!! Where will you be spectating? I would love to see you out on the course ❤ Enjoy the run Sarah - be prepared for lots of rolling hills the whole way 😊😊 PS: would love the podcast to be longer xxx
Big thank you for all your support, especially Sarah but I have decided to defer London this year. I am winning the battle against Plantar Fasciitis (mainly through foam rollering but also the exercises that NK Active provide) but not fast enough. And I don't want to cause more damage to my feet. I am looking forward to the day when running doesn't hurt my feet. I want it to hurt somewhere else instead 😂
@@Lewis080 just realised it wasn't a running channel video, it was on the NK Active site. They have some useful exercises. I think I have beaten it back now and only have sore arches, but definitely improving. Worst thing is hobbling to the toilet in the morning!
Longer podcast would be great for long runs. You’re on my list with a small amount of others. Maybe some standing features (the quiz was great 😂beep); interviews; specific training tips; whatever. Keep staring at those fields. When you know you know.
My pace is about 18 minute/mile. Hard for anyone to run that slow. If I wanted to run "with" someone, we would figure out the difference in total time and I would start out that much sooner. This way, we pass each other and just about finish together. The passing would give me something to look forward to.
I would like a longer podcast. I also like the segments because if I don't have time to listen to it all at once it makes a nice place to pause it. My husband and I run together sometimes and through the years one or the other has been in better shape, so that person does it as an easy run or recovery run, and the other one does it as a little harder session. Or we'll take the toddler in the stroller and the faster person will push the stroller.
Recently, Roger Robinson, who is Catherine Swizter's husband/partner, and also my former uni lecturer, ran our local park run. This was in training for a race over in Australia. Roger is in his 80s.
I love the fact that "there are so many barriers to entry for female runners" but a GFA time to qualify for Boston for a woman of a certain age is sub 3:30 whereas the equivalent male is sub 3:00. These races do all they can to advantage women to line up and allocate spots to them.
When I finished Manchester yesterday I drove home (only live 30 miles away) dropped some people off , got a 6 piece bucket of KFC (staff thought I was mad as I refused the extra's) , and sat in an epsom salt bath while eating hot fried Chicken .. now that is my Diva ritual that I have done since I used to race Spartan OCR's 🤣
I suppose there are already several people who have reported and pointed this out before me... Although she has passed, not without merit although not complete, as the first woman to officially complete the Boston Marathon, Katherine Switzer was not really the first woman to complete it, since than a year earlier (April 19, 1966) Roberta Louise (Bobbi) Gibb with a time of hours, 21 minutes and 40 seconds. In 1996 Bobbi Gibb would be recognized as the winner of the 1966 Boston Marathon. Also in 1967 and 1968. Years in which the athlete ran again, again without a number and without registration - the participation of the Women in the event would not be officially allowed until 1972-, and in which they crossed the finish line again with times similar to those of 1966 (3h 27' and 17'', and 3h30' respectively). Her name, Roberta Louise Gibb, was inscribed in the Boston Athletic Associations Museum. Today she is considered one of the most influential athletes in women's fight for sex equality in the world of sports.
Jokes were amazing(ly bad) but also funny... Podcast 30' please. Just thinking back on running London, I was completely fine after and had a pint of bitter (in my drop off bag), chocolate milk, tea, water and probably other things mixed in too. It was all a great experience but the worst was being so tired and not being able to sleep because I was so excited and my legs were just buzzing warmly.
I’m catching this way late but I do appreciate the question about running with others at a different pace. (And I weep at Sarah’s comments about disliking computer games…)
Hi Running Channel team. Love your work! So, the longer the podcast the better. As you may know, the Abbott World Marathon Majors are looking to expand to a seventh marathon by 2025, and have announced the three races that are in the running. They are Australia’s Sydney Marathon, South Africa’s Sanlam Cape Town Marathon, and China’s Chengdu Marathon. Which do you think would be best chance and which would you like to run in? (I'm Australian - so more than a bit biased)
@@runningchannel I should have clarified. I've done Boston/NY. This year I'm doing Berlin/Chicago. But as I am not a UK or Japanese citizen, without qualifying times, it isn't easy to get into those respected marathons. Any suggestions? Love the channel. Thanks
Longer podcast would be great. Keeping me entertained on my long runs. I was laughing out loud on my long run at the jokes (more about how bad they were) 😂
Aren't Chicago, New York, and Tokyo all in the Northern Hemisphere, and so would all be spring just now? Or are you meaning they not all run in spring?
Having the podcast go on for a full hour would be great for the longer runs! 😎
Then we really would be in it for the long run 🤣🤣
@@runningchannel Rick? 😂
My long runs go up to 2 hours so tough luck lol
If u know u know 😜
Totally agree👍
I love the idea of a longer podcast if y'all are up for it. Also, I love Rick's jokes and think the chemistry between you three is awesome! Cheers, TRC crew!
So glad you’re enjoying the podcast! 😁 Do you have any questions you would like answered?
my Mum burst into tears after my first (and only) marathon. I think she was just glad I didn't die 🙂
I bet it is because she was so so proud of you!
I ran my first marathon last year with a Garmin tracker going. My mom kept texting my wife "It says his heart rate is 150! Is that okay?" "Now it says 160!" "He's heart rate is up and he's slowed down, do you think he is okay?" She definitionally thought I was going to have a heart attack on the route.
I finished my second London Marathon in my 60's running over the line with my eldest son, which is and will I am sure always be my favourite running monent. On the running with others I also thoroughly recommend your local running club and parkruns. I also really enjoy running with my wife of 42 years even though she is a few minutes a kilometre slower than me.
Yes please to longer podcasts. Currently they’re over too quickly 😭. Could also do bonus/special guest episodes when needed or for cover 😁 🏃🏻🏃🏻♀️🏃🏻🏃♀️😃
Who would you want as a special guest??
It would be good to hear from Coach Andy who has helped you all with your training and races - get his take on training from the other side. Also Eilish McColgan would be good on how she’s found transitioning from track to Half Marathons & hopefully Marathons and how she’s coped with online bullying (though she maybe a little busy atm) 😃
I love how Sarah says 'be a diva post race' and then goes macds water bread 😂😂😂😂😂
Hi from Australia! Love the podcast. The banter between you all makes me smile. Would love it to go on longer. Good luck at London Sarah.
I'm running in super hot climate and I'm a tad bit faster than my missus, but I love running with her. It's always a guarantee I can do a proper Zone 2 long run (sometimes up to 2 hours) because of the pace difference. She still does feel guilty for the slower pace, no matter how many times I told her it's great for me, because I struggle to keep myself slow enough for slow runs.
Please make it longer these are my fave!
Loved the discussion of running with others. My husband started running with me this year. He's fast, but doesn't run the distances I do. We've discovered that running with me means he truly can have an "easy" run (I'm usually doing a tempo!) and I am motivated to run faster for longer. Best of both words!
Listening to this at work and burst into laughter with the 'exhausted' joke! Really love the podcast!
Def here for longer episodes. Love the dynamic and topics!
A weekly quiz would be nice! Though I would get Andrew and Rick a couple of real buzzers! 😂
We will get working on it!
A few weeks ago I commented on saying I wanted to achieve a marathon goal of 2h48! But just yesterday in the Rotterdam Marathon - I hit an amazing PB of 2h44:06 ~ taking 12min off my first ever marathon time in Amsterdam 6 months ago of 2h56:15!!! Super stoked and impressed with myself!
I'm watching this after Boston and can't believe you guys were there! I also loved the gardening joke!
We need more sound work after those jokes 😂 like those buzzers! Top notch! 😂 Grats you three!
I kept rewatching Andy’s buzzer noise “Bringggggg” hahahahhaa the more u watch the more u laugh 😂
Absolutely yes to longer podcast!
What would you like us to talk about on a longer podcast?
@@runningchannel Guest appearance by the TRC mums ❤
4 seconds in and we're immediately off the rails. Love it!
Yes please make this longer
Thanks Sam, what would you like us to cover in a longer version?
Yes, please, longer podcast - and make sure there is one every week!
If you know you know it should go longer! Also love listening to you all talk and laugh. It really shows how great you all are together! ❤
Really glad you enjoy it! 😁
I'd be happy to listen to longer episodes!! Hearing your stories and running news keeps me interested in running when I don't feel like going out for a run! Also I agree with what Rick said about it being emotional running a race in your own city. I did the Great North Run as my first half marathon last year and it was so emotional starting in a city I know so well 🥹 (and running along roads and the bridge when you normally couldn't 😂)
Funniest podcast ever!!! And enjoyed the running content!
Would love them to be longer, really enjoy your podcasts
Love the podcast and chemistry between you guys!
Thanks Richard! Do you have any questions you want answered? 😊
Absolutely love listening to the podcast and would really appreciate longer episodes to accompany me on those long Sunday runs! Even if the terrible jokes are included 😂
You should definitely do it for longer and do the weekly quizzes, it was great that the quiz was linked into the main topic so we get to learn more about the main topics of the podcast that we might not of learned without the quiz. Either way keep it going!!
All for a longer podcast. Where are the mugs from? Would love to nab one.
Would love longer podcast! So much fun listening to you all! And I loved the jokes 😊
YES longer! And more of Rick's jokes! Hilarious!
Love these podcasts❤
Thanks Jill, what would you like us to cover on the next one?
Yes, make this longer! An hour would be great.
Would love longer podcasts for my Saturday long runs! love the banter!
I am quite happy to supply the most obscure running questions to you Sarah for the next quiz. Or the one after!
My tip for the running channel: cover (run) the Rotterdam marathon in Holland next year! (This years race is tomorrow). The crowd atmosphere is something else! There is an unwritten rule that the crowd stays until the last runner has passed and the last few k's are like a climb on the Alpe d'huez in the Tour the France: you run through a tight pack of supporters towards the finish.
I love listening to the podcast during my runs, so a longer podcast (up to an hour maybe?) would be great for 75% of my runs!!!
Yes to a longer podcast too!!
An hour long (or longer) pod would be fantastic! Love it
One of the John McDermott mentions in another video was. In the challenge Anna and Sarah done on the treadmill. Running at different marathon runner paces working up to Kipchoge.
Just finished the BAA 5k this morning Kipchoge will be grabbing the mic in a few hours to bless us with his wisdom. Good luck to everyone on Monday!
What is the atmosphere like out there?!
@@runningchannel - It is _not_ a little under the weather.
@@runningchannel Very exciting! Tons of pop ups, events, and activities for runners and spectators the entire weekend!
Love the jokes 😂. Running my first marathon tomorrow in Rotterdam, the Netherlands 😊
How did it go???
Totally agree about running with someone and talking about anything but running!
I’d love a longer podcast! Y’all are great!
Solid jokes keep them coming!
should we make this a running joke...?
@The Running Channel I think it's got legs!
Definitely longer would be awesome!
Longer is always better for podcasts!
Thank you! What would you like us to cover in the next podcast?
I liked his jokes! They are something I would say!😂
hahaha they certainly are something...
Running with a friend or spouse: set a time once a week to run together. Maybe it's an easy run for the other person and not so easy for you, but that's ok - he/she wont lose fitness over an easy run, and it's a chance to just talk (leave the headphones at home).
Or yeah do a track session, and go for a burger afterwards.
Yes please to the longer podcasts 😊
Having a few pints after a high profile marathon or half-marathon is an absolute must in my humble opinion.
Runners wearing their medals after the ABP Southampton Marathon used to get a free pint in a pub close the the finish line up until last year. Even those doing the 5k! (There is also a 10k and half-marathon). After doing the half-marathon earlier this month I was disappointed to discover that the custom had been discontinued. Nonetheless, I kept up the tradition with two pints of bitter and a packet of crisps.
Anyway, isn't the whole point of these things to work up a good thirst? The pubs around Charring Cross were heaving with runners after the Vitality 10000 last year.
Did you know our Queensland course (Goldcoast Marathon)is a Boston qualifier course and our Sydney course just changed thier course to apply to become a 7th Major.
Exciting times for running ❤ 🇦🇺
I’m running my second Boston on Monday and cannot wait!! Where will you be spectating? I would love to see you out on the course ❤ Enjoy the run Sarah - be prepared for lots of rolling hills the whole way 😊😊 PS: would love the podcast to be longer xxx
Big thank you for all your support, especially Sarah but I have decided to defer London this year. I am winning the battle against Plantar Fasciitis (mainly through foam rollering but also the exercises that NK Active provide) but not fast enough. And I don't want to cause more damage to my feet. I am looking forward to the day when running doesn't hurt my feet. I want it to hurt somewhere else instead 😂
As someone else suffering through Plantar, it’s so disappointing to have a painful foot every time you do something you enjoy!
@@Lewis080 just realised it wasn't a running channel video, it was on the NK Active site. They have some useful exercises. I think I have beaten it back now and only have sore arches, but definitely improving. Worst thing is hobbling to the toilet in the morning!
Sounds like a great idea John! Hopefully your Plantar Fasciitis will start to feel much better soon 💪
@@runningchannel no, I would rather it goes away completely! Appreciate the thought though
Longer podcast would be great for long runs. You’re on my list with a small amount of others. Maybe some standing features (the quiz was great 😂beep); interviews; specific training tips; whatever. Keep staring at those fields. When you know you know.
I can listen to you guys forever 😊
My pace is about 18 minute/mile. Hard for anyone to run that slow. If I wanted to run "with" someone, we would figure out the difference in total time and I would start out that much sooner. This way, we pass each other and just about finish together. The passing would give me something to look forward to.
That is a great way to think around the problem!
I'm running a marathon in NY on the same day as Boston with a 2000 foot elevation gain!😮
Keep them coming Rick :-)
Longer episodes? Yes please! We’re all runners here, don’t we all love extra run time??
I would also love for the podcast to be longer!!
Yes to longer, yes to quizzes!
Yes longer please ❤❤❤❤
Yes it should be longer!! Also twice a week!
Oh and I'd love a longer pod if you're guys are up to it. It's such a cozy convo and listening experience
Nice jokes,slow audience 😂
😂 what’s your best running joke Tommy?
I would like a longer podcast. I also like the segments because if I don't have time to listen to it all at once it makes a nice place to pause it. My husband and I run together sometimes and through the years one or the other has been in better shape, so that person does it as an easy run or recovery run, and the other one does it as a little harder session. Or we'll take the toddler in the stroller and the faster person will push the stroller.
We’ll see what we can do Anna 😁 Are there any other segments you think we should add?
Recently, Roger Robinson, who is Catherine Swizter's husband/partner, and also my former uni lecturer, ran our local park run. This was in training for a race over in Australia. Roger is in his 80s.
So impressive! 💪
Hey Rick, I laughed at your jokes!! 😂
Great..i do need more TIPS from the pro
Yes please, would love 1 hour or at least 45 min
We’ll see what we can do! 😁
Would love for the podcasts to be longer 😍
Hey Mark,were you at the Birkenhead park run yesterday?
Could of sworn it was you!
And if you were,what was your time!
I love the fact that "there are so many barriers to entry for female runners" but a GFA time to qualify for Boston for a woman of a certain age is sub 3:30 whereas the equivalent male is sub 3:00.
These races do all they can to advantage women to line up and allocate spots to them.
I've ran London twice, first time with my husband he hated every minute, second with my son who now runs ultras I loved both times .
Longer episode & weekly quizzes! 🎉
When I finished Manchester yesterday I drove home (only live 30 miles away) dropped some people off , got a 6 piece bucket of KFC (staff thought I was mad as I refused the extra's) , and sat in an epsom salt bath while eating hot fried Chicken .. now that is my Diva ritual that I have done since I used to race Spartan OCR's 🤣
I suppose there are already several people who have reported and pointed this out before me...
Although she has passed, not without merit although not complete, as the first woman to officially complete the Boston Marathon, Katherine Switzer was not really the first woman to complete it, since than a year earlier (April 19, 1966) Roberta Louise (Bobbi) Gibb with a time of hours, 21 minutes and 40 seconds.
In 1996 Bobbi Gibb would be recognized as the winner of the 1966 Boston Marathon. Also in 1967 and 1968.
Years in which the athlete ran again, again without a number and without registration - the participation of the Women in the event would not be officially allowed until 1972-, and in which they crossed the finish line again with times similar to those of 1966 (3h 27' and 17'', and 3h30' respectively).
Her name, Roberta Louise Gibb, was inscribed in the Boston Athletic Associations Museum.
Today she is considered one of the most influential athletes in women's fight for sex equality in the world of sports.
Jokes were amazing(ly bad) but also funny... Podcast 30' please. Just thinking back on running London, I was completely fine after and had a pint of bitter (in my drop off bag), chocolate milk, tea, water and probably other things mixed in too. It was all a great experience but the worst was being so tired and not being able to sleep because I was so excited and my legs were just buzzing warmly.
It's the way you tell 'em, Rick.
Pretty sure I saw Rick at the Birkenhead park run yesterday. I didn’t wanna disturb him, but hope you enjoyed the run.
I know what you dont know !! - love Ricks jokes....
iykyk 🤣 Does a longer podcast mean more jokes? 🤔 Good way to keep Rick busy.
I’m catching this way late but I do appreciate the question about running with others at a different pace. (And I weep at Sarah’s comments about disliking computer games…)
And I love the jokes.
Great podcast with superb presenters. An hour long would be good, if you can keep the same high standard.
Love Rick 🎉
Hi Running Channel team. Love your work! So, the longer the podcast the better. As you may know, the Abbott World Marathon Majors are looking to expand to a seventh marathon by 2025, and have announced the three races that are in the running. They are Australia’s Sydney Marathon, South Africa’s Sanlam Cape Town Marathon, and China’s Chengdu Marathon. Which do you think would be best chance and which would you like to run in? (I'm Australian - so more than a bit biased)
Rick; BRILLIANT
Please longer and please please please put the Podcast number in the RUclips title! This way I can try to keep up
+1 for a longer show
+1 for weekly quizzes with top quality buzzers!
Longer please - absolutely
Wish London & Tokyo had qualifying times. So hard to get in as a foreigner.
What times would you want? Harder than Boston?
@@runningchannel I should have clarified. I've done Boston/NY. This year I'm doing Berlin/Chicago.
But as I am not a UK or Japanese citizen, without qualifying times, it isn't easy to get into those respected marathons.
Any suggestions? Love the channel. Thanks
After an all out effort, whether it's a marathon or 5k, I just want to lie down and have a nap 😅
Longer podcast would be great. Keeping me entertained on my long runs. I was laughing out loud on my long run at the jokes (more about how bad they were) 😂
Adding in Boston.
Quick q - any advice for running when you get a stitch or how to avoid getting a stitch?
Definitely a question we can look into for a future podcast! 😁👍🏻
IYKYK 🎉
Just do your first one. There you go, enjoy your PB.
Aren't Chicago, New York, and Tokyo all in the Northern Hemisphere, and so would all be spring just now? Or are you meaning they not all run in spring?
Keep up the jokes Rick! 🤣 🚙🏃♀😮💨