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The Consistently Good Podcast

It’s not about being great once—it’s about being consistently good. Hosted by Jeff Cunningham—BPN and Bat City Running Coach—The Consistently Good Podcast is built for athletes chasing more than finish lines.

Podcast · By Bare Performance Nutrition · English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    S4E1: 8 Running Mistakes I'd Take Back (opens the original)

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    Jeff Cunningham kicks off Season 4 with what he'd do differently if he could start over as a runner. He raced his workouts, ran too few miles, gray-zoned his easy runs, skipped the weight room, under-fueled, and didn't sleep enough. Here's what almost 40 years of running and coaching finally taught him. So, don't make the same mistakes kids. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Season 4 kickoff 04:00 Mistake 1: Racing workouts (there is no cheat code for toughness) 06:45 Mistake 2: Too few miles 12:20 Mistakes 3 and

  2. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    S3E12: The Truth About Running's Biggest Clichés (opens the original)

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    Jeff is closing out Season 3 of the Consistently Good Podcast by taking on some of running’s most repeated clichés. From “no pain, no gain” to “run slow to run fast,” Jeff breaks down what’s actually useful, what can get runners into trouble, and why better training usually comes back to the same things: perspective, patience, and showing up consistently. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Running Clichés Are Everywhere 02:32 The Four Types of Clichés 05:10 Can You Really Get 1% Better Every Day? 12:50 The Problem

  3. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    S3E11: The Older Runner’s Guide to Strength, Speed, and Recovery (opens the original)

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    Coach is devoting a full episode to how runners can chase ambitious goals while respecting the realities of aging. In this episode, Jeff breaks down what actually changes as runners move into their 30s, 40s, and beyond: hormones, recovery, strength, mobility, injury risk, and bandwidth. You know, the fun stuff nobody worried about when their biggest responsibility was keeping a goldfish alive. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Welcome and Big Picture 00:57 Aging Realities Without Limits 04:13 Life Bandwidth and R

  4. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    S3E10: How to Build the Perfect Marathon Training Block (opens the original)

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    We are about 11-14 weeks out from some of the major marathons in the US. Today, Coach is breaking down how to build a marathon training block for fall races like Chicago, New York, and Indianapolis. He covers periodization, weekly workouts, long runs, marathon-pace training, fueling, recovery, heat adjustments, and tapering. Most importantly guys, he explains how to train consistently, build mileage safely, and avoid cramming missed workouts like some college student facing a Monday deadline. CH

  5. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    S3E9: Training vs. Racing: Why They Require Different Mindsets (opens the original)

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    Coach revisits his disastrous first marathon to explain why race-day success depends on preparation, confidence, adaptability, and competitive integrity. He’s covering managing anxiety to trusting your training and adjusting to conditions, he shares how runners can execute when doubt arrives without turning every workout into the Olympic Trials. Here we go! CHAPTERS:00:00 Houston Marathon Wakeup Call 01:57 Why Racing Feels Hard 06:52 Competitive Integrity Explained 10:46 Stop Racing Workouts 16:

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