Eat Sleep Run Repeat

This is a very special episode of Eat Sleep Run Repeat.We’re joined by Eamon and Una Shealy to talk about Run for Orla, an event created in memory of their beautiful young daughter, Orla, who sadly lost her battle with cancer.This is an incredibly raw and emotional conversation. You can hear the heartbreak in Eamon and Una’s voices as they talk about Orla, their family, the devastating impact of losing a child, and how they’ve found a way to keep her memory alive through running.Run for Orla is about bringing the running community together to remember Orla and, most importantly, to raise money for Camp Quality, helping support children facing cancer and their families.Their message is simple: they want as many runners as possible to get involved.So if you run, walk, jog, or simply want to support an incredible cause, please consider registering for Run for Orla. Every runner helps create more awareness, more support and more funds for families going through what Eamon and Una have experienced.Run for Orla. Run for Orla’s memory. Run for families affected by cancer.Please listen, share this episode with your running friends and help us get the word out.Register. Run. Remember. *Run For Órla website:*https://www.runfororla.comhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61592264279194https://www.facebook.com/reel/1410208201015775*Run For Órla is on Sunday, 15 November 2026 at Scarborough Beach Park*, raising funds for Camp Quality and bringing our community together in Órla’s memory.#RunForOrla #EatSleepRunRepeat #CampQuality #RunningCommunity #RunForACause #CancerSupport Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Sydney Marathon is done and dusted, and this week on Eat Sleep Run Repeat, we’re breaking down all the action from one of the biggest marathon weekends on the Australian running calendar.Co-host Matt Archer gives us the full rundown of his own Sydney Marathon experience — from the build-up and race-day nerves to how the marathon unfolded when the gun went off.We also dive into the elite performances, the biggest stories from the front of the race, the Australian Championship results, and some incredible performances from runners closer to home.Who delivered? Who surprised us? And what were the standout performances from Sydney?If you love marathon running, Australian distance running and hearing the stories behind race day, this episode is for you. Eat Sleep Run Repeat — running, racing, training and everything in between.#SydneyMarathon #MarathonRunning #RunningPodcast #AustralianRunning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The biggest week in Australian distance running is almost here — and the Sydney Marathon is loaded!In this episode of Eat Sleep Run Repeat, we look ahead to one of the deepest marathon fields ever assembled in Australia, with reigning world champions, major marathon winners and some seriously fast Australians lining up in Sydney on Sunday.The Sydney Marathon elite fields are stacked, with Sisay Lemma, Alphonce Simbu, Timothy Kiplagat and defending champion Hailemaryam Kiros among the men’s contenders. The women’s race is just as strong, headed by reigning world and Olympic champion Peres Jepchirchir. With 25 men having run under 2:10 and three having broken 2:03, could we see the Sydney course record smashed? (Australian Athletics |)We also get into the Australian Cross Country Championships and the latest action from the Aussie running scene.And then there’s a HUGE story from the roads — Yomif Kejelcha has reclaimed the men’s half marathon world record, running an astonishing 56:51 in Buenos Aires. That takes the record back from Jacob Kiplimo and gives us another chapter in one of the most ridiculous periods of distance running we’ve ever seen. (Reuters)We look ahead to the World Road Running Championships, with the world’s best road runners set to go head-to-head, and talk about what could be another massive period for Australian distance running.And finally… Jakob Ingebrigtsen is back!The rivalry with Josh Kerr is set to reignite at the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest, with Kerr, Ingebrigtsen, Cole Hocker and world champion Isaac Nader among the stars expected to line up over 1500m. After everything that has happened between Kerr and Ingebrigtsen, this one could be spicy. (Reuters)In this episode:• Sydney Marathon 2026 preview• The insane Sydney elite fields• Can the Sydney course record be broken?• Australian Marathon Championships• Australian Cross Country Championships• The new men’s half marathon world record — 56:51!• World Road Running Championships preview• Jakob Ingebrigtsen returns• Josh Kerr vs Ingebrigtsen… round whatever we’re up to!• The latest news from Australian and international distance runningEat Sleep Run Repeat — your running podcast for the latest news, results, controversy, big performances and everything happening in the world of running.#Running #SydneyMarathon #EatSleepRunRepeat #DistanceRunning #Marathon #HalfMarathon #Ingebrigtsen #JoshKerr #AustralianRunning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Eat Sleep Run Repeat we break down all the latest results and running stories, including the Commonwealth Games, Sunny Coast Marathon, the e-bike controversy at Sunny Coast, and the City to Surf.Plus, we look ahead to Sydney Marathon and what’s shaping up to be another huge weekend for Australian distance running.Results, controversy, performances and plenty of running chat.Listen, follow and share Eat Sleep Run Repeat.#Running #SydneyMarathon #AustralianRunning #MarathonCheck out Stu's latest Sunny Coast Marathon video here > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmgrOl9b9d0Also please subscribe to my music podcast here > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47qr2HncWx0 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a frightening encounter that sparked conversations across Australia, local runner and Run Free founder Kate Todd joins Eat Sleep Run Repeat to share her story.Kate opens up about the stalking incident that went viral, what happened from her perspective, and how the experience has changed the way she thinks about running. We also discuss the wider issue of women’s safety, the overwhelming public response, practical advice for runners, and why she remains determined to help others enjoy the freedom that running brings.This is an important conversation for every runner—whether you’re out before sunrise, after dark, or supporting someone who runs.In this episode:* Kate’s account of the stalking incident* The impact it has had on her life* Women’s safety while running* Practical safety tips for runners* Building confidence after a traumatic experience* The mission behind Run Free* Why the running community mattersCheck out Kates new project > https://www.instagram.com/runfree.au/If you enjoyed this episode, follow Eat Sleep Run Repeat on your favourite podcast app and leave us a rating or review—it helps more runners discover the show. running podcast, Kate Todd, running safety, women runners, stalking, Run Free, trail running, marathon, jogging safety, Australia, running community, self defence, personal safety, Brisbane, Queensland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.