
Get leaner and get stronger so you can run faster and run longer than you ever thought possible.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsRunningFitnessHealth & Fitness | |||

Today on the podcast, we’re digging into something that every runner deals with but almost no one talks about openly: “The Lies We Tell Ourselves About Losing Weight.”
These thoughts are subtle.
They’re sneaky.
They feel reasonable.
And that’... more
In this week’s episode of the Running Lean podcast, I’m diving into a topic that becomes absolutely essential as we get older—Functional Strength for Aging Runners: Stay Powerful for Life.
If you’re a runner in your 40s, 50s, 60s, or beyond, you al... more
Today on the podcast, we’re talking about something that most runners think they understand but almost always get wrong.
It’s the subtle, sneaky stuff we do around food that feels harmless… but consistently slows our progress, stalls fat loss, and ... more
This week on the podcast, I’m talking about something most runners overlook completely—the off-season.
And the truth is, if you use it the right way, it can become your biggest competitive edge.
That’s exactly what we’re getting into inside this ... more
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Hi, I have just discovered your podcast! I have been picking and choosing episodes dealing with nutrition because I have such a hard time fueling my longer runs and dealing with weight loss! I do feel better eating more protein, less carbs. I just listened to the podcast 216 dealing with being able to run without carb loading! Thank goodness! I hope to one day take your nutrition coaching. Even though I am 67 I’m still working full time. Thanks for all the great info! Happy Running.
Love this podcast, came across this a couple of months ago and decided to start at episode 1, so inspirational
Dear Patrick, I really hope you read this 🥹🥹 I’ve been listening to you for yearssss sir. I’m 21 years old and I appreciate you taking your time to do this for us. It’s sooo empowering! Like words can’t explain how much I enjoy your podcasts! I’m definitely one of your weekly listeners, I get excited every time an episode comes out. When I was in the worst part of my life I just listened to your podcast and I learn. I take everything off my mind and just listen. I’ll be fully honest with you. ... more
Dear Patrick,
I ran the Oakland Marathon this morning. It was my 10th marathon, and by far my most enjoyable! The course was a visual delight, the weather was perfect, and the crowd and volunteer support were amazing! But what made this marathon even better was that I ran it fasted. No gels, weird stomach issues, or the simple “yuck factor” of gel-after-gel through months and miles of training, and the 26.2 on race day. What a relief!
When I laid out my training schedule for this marathon, I re... more
Recently reintroduced myself to running and came across your podcast in my search for some pointers 😊 I find your podcasts very helpful, knowledgeable and just generally easy to listen to!
I appreciate the thought and effort that goes into these episodes 🙌🏼 loving it!
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Focused on empowering runners to optimize their health and performance, this show explores various aspects of fitness, nutrition, and mindset. It tackles common misconceptions about weight loss, functional strength training, and the significance of mindset when pursuing fitness goals. Each episode provides actionable insights aimed at helping listeners navigate their running and health journeys, emphasizing strategies for overcoming obstacles like self-sabotage, emotional eating, and the challenges that come with aging. With expert coaching and inspiring personal stories, content is tailored to motivate listeners to adopt healthier lifestyles and achieve their running ambitions.
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