Podcast #41 | Just Do It (for others)

When the going gets tough, do it for others. It took me years to figure out how important making running about more than just yourself truly is. In this episode of The Knighton Runs Podcast, I share my story of how running the Boston Marathon in honor of my mom helped me overcome the wall and run the best race of my life. I also tell the stories of three of my athletes who are fundraising for important causes this year through their running and cycling.

Podcast #39 | Run Thrive Survive with Ciara Carter

Ciara Carter is a behavioral coach who works with runners and other athletes to overcome mental roadblocks while also helping them excel in their lives and careers. She is the host of the Run Thrive Survive Podcast. In this episode, we get into Ciara’s story and why she started Run Thrive Survive, finding your unique balance between hard work and rest, setting big goals and keeping them in perspective, staying motivated to run as the years go on, and building confidence throughout training,

Podcast #38 | Don’t Run The Same Pace Every Day. You Have to Shift Gears!

One of the biggest mistakes runners make is running at the same pace every single day. Athletes know that every run has a purpose and you need to shift through different gears throughout the week and even within the same run to improve. In this episode of The Knighton Runs Podcast, Coach Chris teaches about the runner’s gearbox and how running at-top end speeds, tempo speeds, marathon pace, easy pace, and recovery pace with the right balance throughout the week is essential to become your best.

Podcast #37 | The Best Way to Structure Your Training Week

Implementing the concept of High / Low Training is key to improving as an athlete over time. In this episode, Coach Chris teaches how to build out your training week with workouts, recovery runs, and long runs to find the optimal level of balance and enjoyment that you’ll need to reach your running goals.

This is the second episode in a series on the essential concepts of marathon training.