Everyday Running Legends Podcast

Denny never really enjoyed running when he first started. Slowly over time he immersed himself in the running community and picked up the habits for a great runner. He is now a running coach, has published a book on writing your own running program and hosts a running podcast with just under 600 episodes! Click here for: diz runs website, twitter, insta, facebook group, for the podcast search 'Diz runs radio'.  Find the Everyday Running Legends tribe at www.everydayrunninglegends.com Click here for our twitter Click here for our insta

Mick ran his first race in 2012, completing a half marathon. Little did he know that by the end of that year he would have completed 3 marathons, 50k, 100k and even a 100 mile race! Learn how to push your boundaries and the power of pacing in this week's episode! Click here for the Team Shmick website & Insta www.everydayrunninglegends.com Click here for the podcast's Twitter & Insta

Drew Diamond decided to start running 2 years ago after beginning a fresh new life in a new city. He stepped into the unknown world of running and has not only built a new life around running, but has encouraged loved one to do the same. This episode Drew talks about his embarrassing beginnings which quickly transformed into amazing triumphs.  Click on the links to see Drew's blog The Running Diamond and Twitter For feedback and to request an interview go to www.everydayrunninglegends.com Click on the links for our Twitter & Instagram

Steve Edwards has phenomenally completely over 800 official marathons averaging 1 marathon every 14 days for around 30 years with an average time of 3 hours 18 minutes. With his experience, Steve shares his tips on training and running a marathon along with common mistakes by new runners. Click on the links to find Steve on: Facebook & Twitter, Also click here to find Steve's book 'The man inside the machine'.  Click here to find our website www.everydayrunninglegends.com Also find our podcast on twitter & instagram

Three years ago Tofe was battling depression and knew something needed to change. He transformed his life by breaking through adversity, strengthening his mindset and practicing gratitude. Now with his new life, Tofe is raising money for charities and pushing his body to the limit with extraordinary endurance events.  Click on the links for Tofe's: Website, Facebook, Insta, YouTube, Twitter To follow our podcast please link on our: Website, Insta, Twitter

From age 51 my next guest started from the ground up (pun intended) without any fitness background and was thrown into a world of tower running. Jane Trahanovsky has published a book called 'See Jane climb' and in this episode we talk about how she got into tower running as well as some amazing insights she has gained as she reaches the pinnacle of the sport.  Click here for her website and book Click here for her Facebook Click here for her insta If you would like to leave some feedback or request an interview visit our website www.everydayrunninglegends.com Click here for our twitter Click here for our insta

Thibault is now one of the podcast family members after appearing on episode 001. He lives to tell his tale of training and running his first ever marathon to raise money for Le Recho. This episode we walk through the hard moments, the emotions & of course the final outcome.

Pat Farmer has achieved so much in his ultra running career. Solo running around the entire country of Australia, North to South of India, running through the middle east and of course the biggest of them all, running north pole to south pole! Listen in on his humble beginnings and amazing triumphs. Click on these links to find: Pat's website, Twitter, Insta, Facebook Click here for the everyday running legends Website, twitter, insta

Marijke is from The Netherlands and at 15 years old started experiencing some weird symptoms. Soon after she was diagnosed with a rare irreversible heart condition. Not letting her condition define her she began a life of running in her mid 20's. Listen in as Marijke explains her limitations, risks and excitement when running.  Follow HeartRunnerGirl on: Twitter, Insta, Facebook & her website Find us on Twitter at @ERLpodcast or find our website at www.everydayrunninglegends.com       

Katie AKA @CouchMarathon has allowed herself 10 months to train for a marathon from zero baseline fitness. The attempt dubbed 'Couch to Marathon' is a story that uncovers her love for running, tips with goal setting and strategies to stay passionate! Click here to find Katie on twitter Visit our website on www.everydayrunninglegends.com Click here to find the podcast on twitter  

Calum Neff is an extremely talented runner and coach who holds the Guinness world record for the fastest half marathon (1:11) and fastest marathon (2:31) pushing his children in a stroller! We dive into the story behind his world record, his successes with wing for life races and his lows after an unfortunate car incident. Follow Calum Neff on: Twitter, Insta, Facebook, Website: https://www.neff.run/ To find our website go to www.everydayrunninglegends.com Click here to find our twitter

The Running Mann (Stuart Mann) considers himself a compulsive marathon runner & unprofessional athlete. At the time of this recording he has accomplished 189 marathons and just finished 17 consecutive weekends of marathon races. He has some great insights you will need to implement if planning your next marathon. Follow The Running Mann on: Twitter, Insta, Facebook For an interview or feedback contact us on www.everydayrunninglegends.com Follow the podcast on twitter

When starting my running facebook group I have people answer the question 'what got you into running?'. A surprising number of members answered 'to help with mental health'. I needed at least one runner to come forth and share their experiences with mental illness. Thankfully I found Kelly Griffiths who was more than happy to share in order to help others who may be following a similar path. Click here to find the Run NZ facebook group If you want to leave some feedback or request an interview please visit www.everydayrunninglegends.com Our twitter is @ERLpodcast

In 2015 my next guest became the first women in the world to accomplish 7 marathons on 7 continents in 7 days! Completing the world marathon challenge came at a price & conquering adversity which set Marianna aside from the rest of the world.  Find her website Follow her on Facebook And her Insta If you would like to leave feedback or interested in an interview visit www.everydayrunninglegends.com Click here to find our twitter

Andy Raynor is the popular FOD runner on youtube. What began as a way to 'challenge himself' exploded into a passion of trail running and documenting his runs along the way. Learn about the forest of dean as well as some fantastic tips for trail running. Click here for the FOD runner's website Click here for the FOD runner's YouTube Click here for the FOD runner's Insta Click here for the FOD runner's Twitter Find our website on www.everydayrunninglegends.com Click here for the podcast's twitter

This week Heartland Running goes Down Under. Crystal has the chance to hang with Brodie Sharpe. Brodie is the host of an Australian running podcast called Everyday Running Legends. We have a fun conversation about his experience here in North America and how it resulted in him turning to the world of running. We cover why he blames his sister for everything. We discuss injuries. And of course we talk kangaroos! Be sure to check out Everyday Running Legends - Website, Twitter Where to find Heartland Running: Website, Facebook Group, Instagram  

Darren Smith was 39 when he first got into running, 6 years later he is slowly but surely conquering the running world. Including 40 half marathons, 23 Marathons, 2 ultras and countless others. He may not be the fastest but the shear experience of Darren AKA Runners Knees leaves an interview jam packed of wisdom. Click here for the Runners Knees website Click here for the Runners Knees twitter Click here for the Runners Knees insta Find the podcast's website at www.everydayrunninglegends.com Click here to find the podcast on twitter

This episode we have Naresh Kumar who grew up in India and later in life chose to leave and live a simple, free lifestyle. He set his sights on New Zealand and ran the entire length in his sandals. This interview is one of exploration and human spirit. Click here to follow Naresh on twitter Click here to learn about his bike journey across Australia To visit our website go to www.everydayrunninglegends.com Click here to follow the podcast on twitter

Maria & Serge are married and grew up in Russia. After climbing to the elite level of polyathlon & biathlon they were looking for something different. They since moved to Australia and took up adventure racing & rogaining races. Their impressive race resume leads to some amazing insights you cannot miss. Click here to their Adventure Junkie website Click here to their Twitter page If you would like to visit our website to request an interview or leave some feedback please visit www.everydayrunninglegends.com 

Ever have that arrogant friend that brags about how many marathons they have completed? My next guest is taking this rivalry to the next level and is secretly completing 12 marathons in 12 months to put the competition to rest once and for all. Listen to the lengths he has gone to in order to go undetected as well as some handy marathon running tips! Click here to follow the secret marathon runner on twitter If you would like to leave some feedback or request an interview please visit www.everydayrunninglegends.com