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This week, Jason and Jen talk with Veronic Chidester to talk about her work, running background, overcoming injury, and what she has found valuable in this program.
It's the end of another training phase! A deload week for strength and a down week for running. Plus, Jason sits down with Dr. Moos to talk about all things nutrition and hydration for training and racing.
This week, Jen and Jason discuss part 1 of mental training. They discuss competing interpretations of the mental training concept and share their experiences with developing and implementing their mental training programs.
This week, Jen and I offer up our top 3 recovery modalities. Of course, our top three don't include the three non-negotiable recovery tactics of: 1. Sleep 2. Proper diet and nutrition 3. Restorative movement practices like recovery running or yoga, for example
In week 9, we cover the usual suspects: strength training and your run workout. For our main topic, we revisit the metabolic flexibility nutrition topic with the concept of macro-nutrient timing. The basic idea is to eat more carbohydrates prior to hard or long efforts and to be sure to ingest carbohydrates and protein as soon as possible after any exercise effort.
Strength + Running + Understanding the Menstrual Cycle and how it affects a woman's training and racing.
This week Chris and James connect with Claire Ruberman to hear her running story. Given she grew up in Boston, the marathon was always there. It was a distance she couldn’t wrap her young mind around running but knew she wanted to do it. Eventually, she did but it was not without struggle. Claire bravely opens up about a long battle with anorexia and how it has impacted her running career. She offers insight to those who struggle and those who are supporting those who struggle. James then provides a week’s worth of “just take your medicine” type of workouts. Next, Claire asks some great questions about alternative training methods when injured and tips for downhill running. Chris, as he does, also gives Claire a big question to chew on regarding her desire to PR in the short distances and also finish a 50K. Only Claire can know which she should focus on.
This week, we tackle Heart Rate Variability (HRV) + share a little insight into how well we fared through the winter storm.
Texas is frozen over so Coach Allison saves the day. She and James speak with fellow Renegade, Marina Byrd. Marina talks about her recent experience presenting to Florida's senate regarding Restorative Justice. She then tells her running story that started with consistent improvement in the half marathon distance and how she eventually landed with the Renegades. She recaps her recent debut in the Full Marathon and explains how to even out the "tiltiness." Allison then serves up a down-week workout for all training tracks. Marina closes out with some interesting questions on Gait Analysis, VO2 Max & Lactate Threshold testing, and more.