The Amazing Runner's World Show

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The Post Marathon Trap

2026-10-1210:44

You just crossed the finish line. Now what? We break down the “one day of recovery per mile” rule, the four-week “reverse taper” that rebuilds your volume from 30% to 60% to normal, and why jumping back too soon is how injuries sneak in. We also share their own post-race rituals, from hot-cold-hot baths to compression boots to a Galloway-style walk/run, plus a cautionary tale about running two marathons in two weeks.

How to Know When to Stop Running

2026-10-0513:01

Physical therapist Dr. Winnie Yu joins Allie breaks down the real green-light, yellow-light, red-light system for running injuries — from runner's knee to stress fractures, and makes the case for strength training as the single best injury-prevention tool. Bonus: practical advice on shoe rotation and knowing when it's time to actually stop and see a professional.

You're Running Too Fast

2026-09-2809:52

Why do long runs feel so hard? One runner shares three surprising (and slightly controversial) tricks that transformed her long-runs and her relationship with endurance training.

No More Gels, Try This!

2026-09-2110:36

A sports dietitian breaks down everything runners need to know about fueling — from strategic carb-loading (not just pasta night) to race-day gel timing, hitting 75g of carbs per hour, and fast post-race recovery. She also tackles the topic every runner secretly wants covered: preventing GI distress by training your gut like a muscle. Put this into practice: How to Fuel Your Runs: Nutrition Tips for Training and Racing

When Training Goes Wrong

2026-09-1415:25

A ultramarathoner, certified run and nutrition coach, and lupus survivor, Mireille Siné, joins the show to talk training through chronic illness, rebuilding from ground zero after autoimmune flare-ups, and why she treats sleep (7+ hours, consistent bedtime) as non-negotiable. She also breaks down realistic marathon timelines for beginners, easy meal prep for runners, spotting the difference between training fatigue and a flare-up, and the value of real-life running community over social media's highlight reel. Tips: How to Fuel Your Runs: Nutrition Tips for Training and Racing

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