Axel's Personal Best
Axel's Personal Best
Podcast Description
I’m Axel Ryan Nzi — a Division III runner at Bowdoin College..And this is my Personal Best..Every Tuesday, I explore the sport of running through interviewing the best pro runners insiders and personalities about a journey that begins with the feet and ends with landing in a solid headspace..Axel's Personal Best is brought to you by A Mile. A Minute. — the daily home of running shoes, news, food, in depth journalism, features, podcasts, photos and the culture of the sport. Unlock more at www.amileaminute.com
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Content Themes
The podcast covers themes centered around the sport of running, including athlete journeys, training insights, and race experiences, with episodes featuring discussions on Olympic careers, training techniques, and maintaining passion for running, such as interviews with Marco Arop and Emily Sisson.
I’m Axel Ryan Nzi — a Division III runner at Bowdoin College.
.
And this is my Personal Best.
.
Every Tuesday, I explore the sport of running through interviewing the best pro runners insiders and personalities about a journey that begins with the feet and ends with landing in a solid headspace.
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Axel’s Personal Best is brought to you by A Mile. A Minute. — the daily home of running shoes, news, food, in depth journalism, features, podcasts, photos and the culture of the sport. Unlock more at www.amileaminute.com
The framework of the most renown track and field and cross country programs always trace back to the coaching mainstays tasked with guiding endless rosters to the single mindset of teamwork.
Ed Eyestone has understood this organizational mantra, helping transform BYU into a powerhouse that is a beacon for incoming freshman while upperclassmen leave decorated with conference titles and the essence of national championship experience.
But its the basics of building from the rawest elements of running that keeps Eyestone not only relevant, but a respected part of the balance of power in the sport’s collegiate ranks.
Ed spoke in a wide-ranging chat about his days as a competitor, carefully taking on the role of crafting emerging talents and the drive behind what has kept him locked in on the sidelines year after year as his legacy stretches into all corners of running.
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