237. Essential Ingredients In Your Running (and how to upgrade your training)

237. Essential Ingredients In Your Running (and how to upgrade your training)

Do you want to boost your training? Instead of focusing on new fads or training hacks, getting back to basic training essentials can pay big dividends with your running!

The tables are turned this week as I get interviewed by Brodie Sharpe (this interview previously aired on The Run Smarter Podcast). Our discussion focuses on essential elements of training, including the components that can help reduce your injury risk.

Brodie and I tackle a range of topics that impact both new and experienced runners. We discuss a may aspects of training and racing, including:

  • Why almost every runner will benefit from an individualized training plan
  • How we can look to the elites to understand how to focus on fundamentals, not fads
  • The most common mistakes that athletes make with their training
  • How to schedule your strength training
  • Taper strategies that work for a wide variety of race distances.

Time, experience, and professionals like Brodie have helped me become a better student of running, and taught me the essential components of staying healthy and consistent. I hope you can apply our discussion on training fundamentals to benefit your own running too!

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