Running Won't Save You
Running Won't Save You
Podcast Description
A podcast for people that hate running podcasts. Hosted by author, coach and ultrarunner Allie Bailey, Running Won't Save You aims to be the most fun it can be whilst also offering a bit of insight, some proper advice and (sorry about this) some coaching tips in a way that won't make you want to throw your phone in the sea. With a weekly rotation of incredible co-hosts including former GB athlete Holly Stables, WMRA expert and decorated ultrarunner Kirsty Reade and tea drinking climate hypocrite Damian Hall, Running Won't Save You is the antidote to the influencer fronted bullshit you might be used to. Gosh there is a LOT of that about, isn't there? Each series is loosely based on a theme that carries through all ten episodes, allowing listeners to take action and hopefully create some results for themselves wherever they are in real time. It's an actual helpful podcast because I'm a coach and that's what I do. As well as the useful stuff, theres all the usual nonsense that you should be used to with Bailey podcasts, including tales from the hill, light bullying thinly disguised as banter, race reports and briefings plus your listener questions answered by our experts every single week. Send us your suggested topics, questions, thoughts and feelings at [email protected] and follow us on instagram at @runningwontsaveyoupodSeries one's topic iiiiiiissssss CONSISTENCY!
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes around running consistency, motivation, and personal development, with episodes diving into coaching techniques, race reports, and listener questions. Specific episodes highlight subjects like sustainable excellence and the importance of routine in achieving running goals.
A podcast for people that hate running podcasts.
Hosted by author, coach and ultrarunner Allie Bailey, Running Won’t Save You aims to be the most fun it can be whilst also offering a bit of insight, some proper advice and (sorry about this) some coaching tips in a way that won’t make you want to throw your phone in the sea.
With a weekly rotation of incredible co-hosts including former GB athlete Holly Stables, and WMRA expert and decorated ultrarunner Kirsty Reade, Running Won’t Save You is the antidote to the influencer fronted bullshit you might be used to. Gosh there is a LOT of that about, isn’t there?
Each series is loosely based on a theme that carries through all ten episodes, allowing listeners to take action and hopefully create some results for themselves wherever they are in real time. It’s an actual helpful podcast because I’m a coach and that’s what I do.
As well as the useful stuff, there’s all the usual nonsense that you should be used to with Bailey podcasts, including tales from the hill, light bullying thinly disguised as banter, race reports and briefings plus your listener questions answered by our experts every single week.
Send us your suggested topics, questions, thoughts, and feelings at [email protected] and follow us on Instagram at @runningwontsaveyoupod
Series three’s topic iiiiiiissssss DOING HARD THINGS!
Praise be Holly is back! This week it’s a bit of a strength special because so many of you tell us you find the gym to be the hard thing – so we have got some ace info for you to get you started or keep you going – let us know if its helpful – PLUS there is an update on last weeks prick from the running club situation and Allies 5Km horror challenge. Keep your questions coming!
The Running Won’t Save You podcast is proudly sponsored by XMiles – you get 10% off all your orders using the code RWSY10.
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