A Tribe Called Run
Will Walker founded A Tribe Called Run, a BIPOC-led running group in Baltimore, to share the mental health benefits of endurance running.
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The Running Explained Podcast · @running-explained
Hosted by multi-certified run coaches and fitness professionals, Amanda Katz and Nick Klastava, The Running Explained Podcast is your go-to resource for actiona
Hosted by multi-certified run coaches and fitness professionals, Amanda Katz and Nick Klastava, The Running Explained Podcast is your go-to resource for actionable insights, expert tips and motivating advice to help you become the best runner you can be. We take a science-backed approach to running and fitness, offering practical strategies for athletes at all stages of their journey. Whether you're struggling with injury, wondering how to fuel your long runs or trying to nail your race day strategy, we've got you covered with expert interviews, listener questions and so much more.
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Will Walker founded A Tribe Called Run, a BIPOC-led running group in Baltimore, to share the mental health benefits of endurance running.
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Jaclyn Sklaver, a board-certified integrative sports nutritionist, founded Athleats Nutrition to help athletes achieve performance and body composition goals.
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Power Up: A Young Woman's Guide to Winning with Sports Nutrition
Stevie Lyn Smith, a registered dietitian, wrote this book on sports nutrition for young women seeking to optimize their performance.
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Sydney Hara founded Slow Girls Run Club in Vancouver as a women's running community focused on enjoyable movement without pressure.
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They highlight how run clubs foster community, support mental health, and engage in charitable activities beyond just fitness.
They discuss moving past the 60g/hour carb ceiling by using glucose plus fructose, enabling runners to consume 90-120 grams of carbs hourly for better long run fueling.
They stress the importance of understanding bone as dynamic tissue and how running strengthens it, highlighting early warning signs for bone stress injuries.
They explore the impact of running multiple marathons a year on performance and mental health, and the reality of marathon recovery.
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