Studmarks
Studmarks
Podcast Description
A podcast about the history and impact of the Walsh PB fell shoe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Focuses on the intersection of fell running and footwear innovation, with episodes discussing personal stories and memories related to the Walsh PB shoe, such as the influence of iconic runners like Finlay Wild and Joss Naylor. Topics include gear reviews, historical insights on fell running races, and the role of outdoor fashion in athletic culture.
Studmarks is a fell running podcast rooted in the history, culture, and community of the sport.
Each episode features thoughtful conversations with runners, race organisers, volunteers, and local characters, uncovering the stories behind classic races, unwritten rules, and the values that define fell running: self-reliance, respect for the mountains, and a strong sense of community. Alongside personal journeys, Studmarks reflects on how the sport has evolved while holding on to its distinctive character.
Studmarks is about shared experience as much as individual effort—muddy shoes, borrowed safety pins and post-race brews.
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Arthur Hill joins us to talk through his astonishing Winter Bob Graham Round record. We dive into the planning, training and nutrition that made it possible, as well as the mental side of taking on one of the toughest challenges in the sport. Arthur also shares the realities of balancing a full-time job with something that can demand huge amounts of time, energy and money. A brilliant guest whose humility and deep love for The Round is genuinely infectious.
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Archive Audio- Natural Born Fell Runner
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