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Obstacle Racing Media: 2019 World’s Toughest Mudder October Update
2019 World's Toughest Mudder October Updates with Matt and Javier.
Tri Talking Sport – Mike Reilly: The Voice of Ironman
Mike Reilly is renowned across the world as the voice of Ironman, based out of San Diego in the USA.
RunBuzz: How To Prevent Muscle Cramps When Running
In this episode of the RunBuzz Running Podcast, I discuss muscle cramps and how to prevent them from occurring during runs and races. All this and more, on today's show.
Heroes and Friends: Emily Dowling
Emily Dowling won the women's race in the 1981 Dublin Marathon. Emily started her long and illustrious running career at age 16.
Tri Talking Sport – Chris Mintern: Triathlete on Going Long & Chasing Podiums
Chris Mintern is the current Irish National Champion across Sprint, Standard and Middle Distances after back to back wins in the Standard and Middle Distance races only 8 days apart in June/ July 2019
Tri Talking Sport – Damian Browne: Talking Rugby, Running and Rowing the Atlantic
In this episode, former professional rugby player Damian Browne from Galway talks about his adventures in rugby, running, rowing and mountain climbing, all in the ambitious pursuit of living an extra-ordinary life.
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
Cold Weather Running Tips With Coach Shawn Musgrove
Do you want to learn how to run in the cold? We share our tips on how to dress, how to stay safe and we share our favorite running tips that will keep you warm this Winter.
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
