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Tri Talking Sport KBC Dublin Marathon Special
In the latest episode of Tri Talking Sport released last week, Joanne chats with a whole host of people she met at the KBC...
The ORC Report: Karin Karlsson, 2019 Obstacle Course Racing World Champion
The 2019 Obstacle Course World Championship was held recently in London, England. The 2019 15k race was won by Karin Karlsson, from Sweden
Tri Talking Sport – Dee Newell & Fergal Madden: Conquering The Channel
Dee Newell and Fergal Madden take centre stage in this episode, fresh from their completion of swimming the English Channel from The UK to France
Obstacle Course Racing: What is Obstacle Course Racing?
Let’s take a step back today and understand where this all began. Obstacle course racing was set out to push you to your breaking point and, well, a man by the name of “Mr. Mouse” was ready to do just that!
Heroes and Friends: Dick Hooper Led The Way
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Dick Hooper won the inaugural Dublin Marathon back in 1980 and claimed the men's title on two other occasions. A three times Olympian, Dick...
RunBuzz: Our Top 5 Fueling And Nutrition Tips For Runners
In this episode of the RunBuzz podcast, I speak with PaceBuilders running coach and registered endurance dietitian, Jill Mongene
RunBuzz: Iliotibial Band Syndrome (ITBS or IT Band Syndrome)
In this episode of the RunBuzz podcast, I speak with Duane Scotti, a physical therapist and owner of Spark Physical Therapy
RunBuzz: Running While Pregnant
In this episode, I speak with Kaitlin Hartley PT, DPT who is an expert on running while pregnant and how to return to running after pregnancy.
Run Buzz: Let’s Do Running Together
Show Notes: In this episode of RunBuzz, I introduce you to the podcast, the community, and to myself, Steve Carmichael, a recreation runner, running coach, running club director, and founder of RunBuzz.com.
Heroes and Friends: Gary O’Hanlon – Tougher Than Leather
A little bit of time has elapsed since we visited Gary O'Hanlon at home to record this episode of Heroes and Friends. At the time, Gary had not been able to train for over three months due to injury and he had little hope of making the start line for the KBC Dublin Marathon
