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Author: Chris McClung

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Running Rogue is a podcast produced by Rogue Running in Austin, TX. We are here to talk about all things running and help you become a better runner along the way! Check us out at www.roguerunning.com.
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I gave you 7 reasons last week, and now we are back with 8 more reasons (including a bonus one) this week. If you are struggling to understand why you can't get the times you want, then these two episodes are for you!
Are you frustrated with a recent race result? Have you been struggling to break through a plateau? Are you hitting your times but feel like there is more in you?  If so, then these two episodes are for you. I give you 14 reasons WHY you might not be hitting your running goals. It's real talk, so be ready before you hit play...
In this episode, I answer 4 questions about prep races: Should I do a prep race in advance of my primary goal race? What might be the reasons to do a prep race? When should I race a prep race if I choose to do one? How should I race it? Prep races can help you on the path to your goal race, but they can also take away from it. This episode will help you manage those choices along the way!
You've heard all about the need to increase your carbs per hour, but what are you doing about it? In this episode, I give you 5 practical tips for experimenting with your in-run nutrition so that you can race faster and feel better doing so. And if you haven't re-evaluated your nutrition in a minute, then now is the time!
Fall races officially kick off with the Berlin Marathon this weekend, which makes this an exciting time of year. You might have a 5K, 10K, half or full marathon coming up, and I've got you covered in this episode with race strategy blueprints for each of those distances.  These are baseline blueprints to get you started in your pace planning, and I've got variations for each race depending on your experience level.  Use these as a starting point and then adapt them to the course in front of you. Then, go race and learn!
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