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Mealvana Endurance is a brand new podcast for all things endurance sports! We talk with coaches, nutritionists, influencers and others about everything from the mundane to the arcane, whether it be marathon prep tips or how much baking soda to put into your water bottle.
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One Hard Thing a Year — Landon Bruski, from couldn't run a mile to 100 miles (opens the original)
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Four years ago, Landon Bruski couldn't run a single mile. This year, he ran 100. No coach. No running family. Just one rule he made himself at 15: one hard thing a year, and you don't wait until you feel ready. The Mealvana Endurance Founding Ambassador you met in our Rocket City episode sits down for the whole story — moving from Battle Creek, Michigan to Alabama on his fifteenth birthday, the high school track where he couldn't finish a mile, and the philosophy that carried him through the Roc
The Long Way to Kona: Grit, Data, and a Lot of Trial and Error (opens the original)
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In 2016, Andy Grant got off the couch, ran 2.1 miles, and could barely walk the next morning. Nine years — and 70 pounds — later, he crossed the Ironman Chattanooga finish line in 8 hours and 49 minutes with a ticket to the Ironman World Championship in Kona. This episode is about everything in between. Coach Andy has finished 10 full Ironmans and 15 half Ironmans, earned his pro card, and now coaches a hand-picked roster of athletes — every one of whom has qualified for a world championship. He
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