
Welcome to the Women’s Running Lab Podcast. I’m your host, Alison Marie teacher, coach and self proclaimed running nerd. Here you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the physics and physiology of running and what that means for your body and your training. We are going to get nerdy, but we are also going to break it down into the simplest form of what actually works AND in a way that you can consis... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FitnessRunningSportsHealth & Fitness | |||

Running isn’t just about miles and mechanics—it’s about the total stress your body is carrying. In this episode, Alison introduces the “threat bucket” analogy to explain how training load, life stress, nervous system state, and biomechanics all inter... more
In this episode, Alison explains how runners can transition from returning to running into a simple, effective polarized training approach. She outlines four key run types—easy, tempo, track, and long runs—using clear analogies to explain their disti... more
In this episode, Alison returns to the podcast after a long break to share a year that went from big running PRs to a sidelining knee injury, a full-time return to teaching, and a much-needed reset. She reflects on stepping away from performance pres... more
In this episode of the Women’s Running Lab podcast, host Alison introduces a “runner’s hierarchy of needs,” modeled after Maslow’s pyramid, to explain how athletes can progress toward their full potential. She emphasizes that true success begins with... more
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This is information I haven’t learned even after various PT rounds. Thank you for breaking concepts down - and honoring the fascinating way our bodies work and move.
Great presentation of info all runners should consider. I look forward to hearing more about the mechanics of my body as I run.
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The content focuses on the unique experiences and challenges faced by women runners, particularly emphasizing aspects like postpartum recovery, strength training, and biomechanics. Each episode often merges personal anecdotes, practical tips, and scientific explanations related to running performance. Noteworthy topics include the significance of tailored coaching, the impact of bodily changes on running mechanics, and the integration of strength training into running routines. Additionally, there's a strong community aspect that encourages female athletes to embrace their journeys and support one another through shared experiences.
What sets this collection apart is its emphasis on both the physical and emotional facets of running, partic... more
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2. Mary Willard
3. Amanda Gilmore
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