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Trail Running Ireland Podcast

Trail Running Ireland Podcast

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Welcome to Trail Running Ireland, a podcast for the Trail and Mountain Running Community in Ireland. The show is hosted by Eoin Flynn, UTMB Finish Line Race Announcer and 10 time Irish International Mountain Runner.

First up in every episode, Eoin brings us the latest race results from around Ireland.

Post results, UKA qualified mountain running coach and professional trail running guide and race director Rene Borg joins us to help make you a stronger and faster Trail and Mountain runner. Rene can be contacted at www.runningcoach.ie

Each episode also features a special guest interview.

We´re here for you the listener so don´t hesitate to get in touch and finally a special thank you to band Basic Needs with Trail runner, Shane O´Mahony, from Cork on drums, for our very cool soundtrack.

Get your running gear on, let´s go!
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The Episode 138 Highlights Show of the Trail Running Ireland Podcast is now out!In last weeks show we spoke with the newly crowned champion of the Kerry Way Ultra 200k, Philip Slattery. Philip also won the 130k at the Waterville Trail Running Festival in May so we were really looking forward to chatting to Philip and he didnt´ disappoint. Is he an overnight success this year with those two big wins or has he been working away quietly over the last few years, tune in to find out more!Everyone, get your running gear on, lets go. Trail Running Ireland Podcast | creating Podcasts for Ireland´s Trail and Mountain Running Commu | Patreon
Episode 138 of the Trail Running Ireland Podcast now out!In this weeks show we have the newly crowned champion of the Kerry Way Ultra 200k, Philip Slattery. Philip also won the 130k at the Waterville Trail Running Festival in May so really looking forward to chatting to Philip. Is he an overnight success this year with those two big wins or has he been working away quietly over the last few years, cant wait to find out more.And René Borg from Running Coach Ireland is back with a rather philosophical chat about the place that running has in our lives, for the good and for the bad.Everyone, get your running gear on, lets go. Trail Running Ireland Podcast | creating Podcasts for Ireland´s Trail and Mountain Running Commu | Patreon
Welcome to the Episode 137 Highlights Show of the Trail Running Ireland Podcast.In last weeks show we spoke about something nearly every runner has an opinion on: running with other people, running with running friends, club mates maybe even people youdon’t know. Some runners love the club session, or the weekend group run and the social side running. Others prefer the freedom of heading out alone, whether it be a quiet lap of the local park or a lap of the local mountain.But is running with others actually better for us? Can it improve performance and motivation? Or can it quietly push us into training harder than we should and blunt performance levels? Lets discuss.Everyone, get your running gear on, lets go!
Welcome to Episode 137 of the Trail Running Ireland Podcast.In this weeks show we’re talking about something nearly every runner has an opinion on: running with other people. Is running with others actually better for us? Can it improve performance and motivation? Or can it quietly push us into training harder than we should and blunt performance levels? Lets discuss.Everyone, get your running gear on, lets go!
Welcome to Episode 136 of the Trail Running Ireland Podcast.In this weeks show we´ve something a little different on offer as we publish Episode Number One of our new sister podcast, The Autumn Marathon Podcast which just went out a few days ago on its own channel. So for all of our Mountain and Trail Runners listeners who around this time of the year, begin to get ready to come off the trails and get ready for the roads of Dublin, or perhaps Berlin, Chicago or New York, this one is for you as we help set the scene to help get you started for your training to attack those 26.2 miles.Everyone, get your running gear on, lets go!
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