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Tri Talking Sport – Laura Siddall: Chasing the sunshine, life as a professional triathlete
In this episode, I chat with professional triathlete Laura Siddall who was knee-deep in IRONMAN Wales preparation when we caught up on Thursday of race week in Tenby.
The Saturday Panel: Off the Ball, 40th Dublin Marathon
Nathan Murphy joined in studio by Collette O'Hagan, Cathal Dennehy and Frank Greally where they look ahead to the 40th Dublin Marathon, what it takes to run 695 marathons, development of Nike shoes and much more
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.
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
Simon Smith: The Power of Sport and Positivity on the Road to Recovery
Simon Smith has recently returned from an adventure that saw him race at IM 70.3 Marrakech, Morocco in October and then jump on his bike to make his way home to Clifden, Connemara in 30 days fundraising for two local charities in the process.
Tri Talking Sport – Kayanne Horgan & Valerie Fogarty: An Ironman Adventure
Kayanne Horgan and Valerie Fogarty from Galway Triathlon Club completed IRONMAN Sweden in August this year.
Obstacle Racing Media: 2019 World’s Toughest Mudder October Update
2019 World's Toughest Mudder October Updates with Matt and Javier.
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.
RunBuzz: How To Get Rid Of Shin Splints
In this episode, we dig into the topic of shin splints. Shin splints are fairly common among new runners or experienced runners who suddenly increase their distance or training intensity
