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On The Record: The Elite Running Podcast

Author: Rob Vermillion, Pete Julian, and Tim Riley

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On The Record is an elite running podcast hosted by Oregon natives Rob Vermillion, Pete Julian, and Tim Riley. With backgrounds spanning professional running, Olympic-level coaching, neuroscience, and track & field broadcasting, the trio brings expert insight and real conversation to the biggest topics in distance running and track & field.
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Jordan Hogan (formerly Jordan Hasay) joins us this week to chat all things Chicago Marathon. Finishing 3rd at Chicago in 2017 (2:20.57), Jordan gives her insight as an athlete and now as a coach, and what it's like to debut at a major marathon. How did she train leading up to it and what she would have done differently? We chat about the American favorites and will we see an AR go down...We also digress and Rob and Pete make a plan to break 2:00 in the 800m.Hogan Performance: https://www.runhogan.com/
The Stride Report Founder Garrett Zatlin and TSR podcast co-host Ben Weisel join us to chat about the D1 Cross Country season and what teams and individuals pass the eye test so far. We also look at Berlin Marathon results, give an update on the Protect College Sports Act, and see if Tim can make it through this episode in one piece!The Stride Report: https://www.thestridereport.com/The Stride Report Pod: https://www.thestridereport.com/the-stride-report-podcast
Holy smokes folks, this is a good one! Shannon Solares-Rowbury is on the pod this week and gives her take on her book "Strong as a Mother", her upgraded medal status, and Athlos. We then look at the Word Road Running Championships and discuss if the road mile makes sense.Strong as a Mother Link: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/787444/strong-as-a-mother-by-shannon-rowbury-and-jessica-dorrington-mpt-ocs-prpc/
We have a spicy one for you this week...We go over the "good and the bad" of the Ultimate Championships, and Pete's "events of the meet" might surprise you. We then look ahead to the World Road Running Champs in Copenhagen and touch on the Athlos meet in London. And finally, dissect the decision to award Nairobi and Munich the future sites of the World Athletics Championships.
Don't worry, it's not all about the Ultimate Championship...we look back at the Diamond League Season, what super powers you might need to get to the end of a championship season, and the Diamond League vs Ultimate Championships what the heck is the difference and how they fit in an "off-year."
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