The Trail Running Briefing

The Trail Running Briefing

The Trail Running Briefing is a short, weekly podcast for trail runners and endurance athletes who want to train with purpose. In 5–8 minutes, each episode focuses on one specific aspect of performance: training design, physiology, strength, durability, or race execution. No hype. No filler. Just clear, practical insights you can use immediately. Hosted by Isaac Alcaide, endurance coach, the podcast is designed to be listened to on the move, during easy runs, commutes, or recovery helping you understand your training so you can run better, longer, and with more confidence on the trail.

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Episode 15 - Tapering - Why Doing Less Gets You Faster

Episode 15 - Tapering - Why Doing Less Gets You Faster

Tapering is not about resting, it’s about absorbing the training you’ve already done. After weeks or months of building fatigue through long runs and hard sessions, your body needs time to recover and...

1 Maj 9min

Episode 14 - Hydration Isn’t Just Water The Sodium Mistake That Breaks Long Runs

Episode 14 - Hydration Isn’t Just Water The Sodium Mistake That Breaks Long Runs

Hydration in long trail running is not just about drinking water. It is about replacing enough fluid and sodium to stay functional as conditions, duration, and sweat losses increase. This episode expl...

24 Apr 9min

Episode 13 - HRV The Early Warning Sign Most Ultrarunners Ignore

Episode 13 - HRV The Early Warning Sign Most Ultrarunners Ignore

HRV, or heart rate variability, is not a score that tells ultrarunners whether they are fit or unfit on a given day. It is a signal of how well the body is handling overall stress. That stress comes n...

17 Apr 9min

Episode 12 - When More Training Becomes Less Progress

Episode 12 - When More Training Becomes Less Progress

Training fatigue is normal. Overtraining is not. And very often, what runners call “overtraining” is actually a mix of excessive load, poor recovery, and under-fuelling.This episode explains the diffe...

10 Apr 13min

Episode 11 - The Cost of Going Too Hard

Episode 11 - The Cost of Going Too Hard

Training hard has its place, but harder is not always better. In this episode, we explore why the real value of a session is not just in the stimulus it provides, but in the recovery cost it creates. ...

3 Apr 10min

Episode 10 - How to Train Downhill Safely Without Wrecking Yourself

Episode 10 - How to Train Downhill Safely Without Wrecking Yourself

Downhill running is one of the most damaging parts of trail racing, not because it is aerobicly hard, but because it places heavy eccentric load on the muscles, especially the quads. In this episode, ...

27 Mars 11min

Episode 9 - Running Fast by Slowing Down

Episode 9 - Running Fast by Slowing Down

In this episode of The Trail Running Briefing, we explore one of the most important but misunderstood ideas in endurance training: you often run faster by slowing down more often. Many runners make th...

20 Mars 9min

Episode 8 - Why Zone 3 Is So Misunderstood

Episode 8 - Why Zone 3 Is So Misunderstood

In this episode of The Trail Running Briefing, we unpack why Zone 3 is one of the most misunderstood training intensities in endurance sport. Often dismissed as “junk miles” or the “grey zone,” Zone 3...

13 Mars 11min

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