Afleveringen
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On this episode of RunThrough presents Gone Running, Ben Sheppard speaks to Freddi George AKA Shred Athletics.
In this conversation, Ben and Freddi discuss the balance between fitness and life, the pressures of accountability, and the importance of embracing failure as a learning opportunity. Freddi shares his journey from a corporate job to pursuing a career in the fitness space, emphasising the significance of taking risks to lead to personal growth.
He discusses the challenges of balancing personal fitness with professional responsibilities, the impact of fitness on mental health, and the significance of setting goals to avoid complacency. Freddi also highlights the value of helping clients on their fitness journeys and the lessons learned through running and training as he aims to run a sub 2.50 Marathon.
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On this episode of RunThrough presents Gone Running, Ben Sheppard interviews cyclist, runner, and now triathlete Paris Sophia Wood.
In this conversation, Paris shares her journey into cycling, detailing how it transformed her life during the lockdown and helped her build confidence. She reflects on memorable experiences, the joy of cycling, and the importance of community support.
Paris also discusses her newfound love of triathlons after completing her first one at Dorney Lake, her approach to fitness, and why she emphasises enjoyment over competition. She offers advice for beginners and highlights the significance of having a supportive network.
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On this episode of RunThrough presents ‘Gone Running’, Ben Sheppard is joined by Dr Amos Ogunkoya.
Dr Amos shares his journey from a young student unsure of his career path to becoming a GP and a specialist in sports medicine. He discusses the importance of having a mission statement in his work, focusing on health inequalities and advocating for grassroots sports.
Ben and Amos also explore his role as a club doctor at a professional football club, the benefits of exercise on mental health, and the life lessons learned from running marathons. He emphasises the significance of self-motivation and finding personal reasons to engage in physical activity and encourages everyone to embrace movement - in whatever form.
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In this episode of RunThrough presents Gone Running, Ben Sheppard sits down with a living legend, Sean Conway!
Hear how ultra-endurance athlete Sean endured his way through the Iron 105 challenge—which, for those who don’t know, involves a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike ride, and a full marathon of 26.2 miles for 105 days consecutively!
They also discuss his mental and physical challenges, the importance of community and family support, and the impact of criticism on his journey. He reflects on his transition from photography to endurance sports and shares insights into his future challenges and initiatives aimed at promoting youth sports.
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On this episode of RunThrough presents Gone Running, Ben Sheppard sits down with Canadian athlete Jean-Marc Doiron.
In this conversation, Jean-Marc shares his unique journey as a lifelong runner who has taken on the challenge of breaking world records in joggling—running while juggling. He discusses the motivations behind his pursuits, the importance of personal bests, and how he balances various aspects of life while preparing for significant races. Jean-Marc reflects on the emotional highs and lows of racing, the lessons learned from past attempts, as he sets his sights on his next attempt at the marathon world record in joggling of 2 hours 50 minutes and 12 seconds, which he narrowly missed at his last effort in May.
Ben and Jean-Marc also cover his strategies to stay motivated and focused on his goals, his insights into the process of improvement, the significance of habits, and the emotional journey of racing, which provides a compelling narrative for anyone interested in running, juggling, or personal development.
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On this week’s episode of RunThrough presents ‘Gone Running’, Ben Sheppard talks to runner & triathlete Katie Halligan.
Katie, who began running as part of a fat loss journey, has now become the holder of an impressive set of PBs and recently qualified to represent GB in her age group after a huge performance at the Llandudno standard.
In this conversation, Katie shares her inspiring journey from being a novice runner to becoming a competitive triathlete. She discusses her initial motivations for starting her fitness journey, the importance of support systems, and the challenges of imposter syndrome. Katie offers valuable advice for beginners in sports, emphasising the significance of consistency and self-compassion.
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On this week’s episode of RunThrough presents Gone Running, Ben Sheppard sits down with Hercules Nicolaou for a very insightful conversation.
Recorded days after Hercules completed the Sydney Marathon, hear how a 360KM run across his homeland of Cyprus has turned into a 400KM journey, why he now looks at his 20s as ‘the rehearsal to the main act’, having turned 30 in 2024 & how running ultimately helped him get through an incredibly challenging point in his life.
Ben and Hercules also touch on his experience at the European version of the speed project, why it’s all about the hear and now that really matters & why it’s consistency over everything that has got him to where he is in both running and on Social Media.
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On this episode of RunThrough presents ‘Gone Running’ Ben Sheppard speaks with Alex Hermanson AKA ‘@herm.runs’.
Alex, who describes himself as a ‘big dude, who runs’, has exploded in popularity with his content that oozes positivity and humour.
Having been a college athlete in America Alex never considered himself a runner and failed his running fitness test for his baseball team 8 times one year. However, that has now changed, and he has fallen in love with the running process the places it has taken him and the people he has and will continue to meet along the way.
In this conversation, Ben and Herm talk about his next two marathons that have very different goals, why if you run, you are a runner no matter what the distance, time or how you perceive your body, and how he still thinks it’s hilarious that he has somehow become a ‘running influencer’.
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On this week’s episode of Gone Running, Ben Sheppard speaks to Emily Ford.
Emily is an Olympic medalist and has just returned home from Paris having won Bronze as part of the Women’s Eight.
However, the journey to an Olympic medal hasn’t been simple, from years of training and travelling to sacrifice and heartbreak at her first games in Tokyo.
Emily has now set her sights on inspiring the next generation to get more children and young people into sport, to learn the lessons it teaches you and to have a family outside of the home.
In this conversation, hear about the moment she fulfilled her Olympic dream and the moments after witnessing her brother win Gold and seeing her parents, why she joined us at Tatton Park as soon as she got back from Paris and how to move forward after a disappointing result!
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On this episode of RunThrough presents 'Gone Running' Ben Sheppard speaks to Kieran Smith.
Kieran is the founder of ‘The Kilometre Club’ & the record appearance holder for Bala Town in the Welsh Premier League having represented the club over 11 years winning multiple cups and European appearances.
However, at the end of last season, Kieran decided to retire from football to pursue his other passion, running. Already a 3 x sub-three runner over the marathon, he now wants to travel the world and fulfil his potential in a new sport that has already given him so much.
In this episode Ben & Kieran talk about the explosion of running clubs & why if you’ve thought about trying one you should, if he will miss football having now retired and what his goals are for his next marathon.
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On this week’s episode of Gone Running, Ben Sheppard speaks to Marcus Brown, co-founder of the 1% running club.
Marcus, who ran his first marathon in 4.55, has become an 8 x sub-three runner over 26.2 and has earned himself the mythical six-star medal.
Having for many years been on good for age start lines feeling as though there aren’t many people from similar backgrounds doing the same thing, he co-founded the 1% running club as a way to promote diversity and not only get people into the sport but competing at a performance level for their ability.
In this conversation Ben and Marcus delve into those lessons running teaches you, not only on the road but in life, how running a 100-mile week lead to a 5K PB and also touch on some of the stats for the inclusion rates at the London marathon, something which he hopes to be a leading force in changing in the future.
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On this week’s episode of RunThrough presents ‘Gone Running’ we have European silver medalist Holly Archer.
Holly, who picked up that medal in the 1500m’s indoors in 2021 has been running since her formative years when a race in school led to her joining a club (it’s an amazing story) and ultimately to America where she was part of the NCAA system.
Following college and yet to be approached for a pro contract Holly who was competing still on an elite level approached her employer who supported her to go on a training camp in Flagstaff while continuing in full-time work.
In this conversation Ben & Holly talk about that time, why when she finally did get offered a pro deal it didn’t work out & what her sights are set on next, you’re going to have to get to the end for that, but here's a clue in three words, WORLD, RECORD, HYROX.
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On this episode of RunThrough Presents Gone Running Ben Sheppard is joined by adventurer Oli France.
Oli, who has himself and as a guide been to some of the most remote, dangerous and treacherous places on earth 18 months ago committed to his next monumental challenge.
Oli, has set his sights on becoming the first person in history to travel from the lowest point of each continent to the highest, by human power only, in a project he has named, ‘The Ultimate 7 Project’.
Now, having just completed stage two of the challenge where he travelled from Death Valley to the summit of Denali in Alaska, Oli sits down with Ben to talk through the challenges he faced on that expedition, how it’s only because of the adventure toolbox he has built over the years that he can do this and why you don’t have to take on anything as extreme to get a bit of adventure back in your everyday life!
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On this week's episode of RunThrough presents 'Gone Running' Ben speaks to Rahema Mamodo.
Rahema, who describes the moment she was the 1st Hijabi runner on the front cover of ‘Women’s Running’ as one of the best moments of her life, is also a member of the Brooks Running Collective.
Having started running later in life Rahema has run distances from the 5K to ultra marathons. In this conversation, you’ll hear the challenges she faces on a day-to-day basis, not only as a female runner but also as someone from an Ethnic minority background, how when she started running she was almost put off by people shouting from cars or honking their horns but ultimately found a passion in a supportive community & why if you are thinking about running no matter what your background or experience you should give it a go!
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On this week's episode of RunThrough presents 'Gone Running' Ben speaks to Michael Burton.
Michael is an endurance athlete who completed 32 Ironman 70.3s in 32 days, one for every county in Ireland. At 18, Michael went through an incredibly tough period and at times, didn’t want to be here. Since then he has turned his life around, and now inspires many others who may be battling through hard times in their own lives.
In this conversation, Ben and Michael talk about his move from London to Portugal, why London ultimately wasn’t for him, how he looks back at his 18-year-old self, and the monumental next challenge that will see him running 6000K over 60 days. They also delve into Michael’s feelings towards pain and how, you are capable of so much, whether you believe it or not.
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On this week's episode of RunThrough presents 'Gone Running' Ben speaks to Jack Latham.
Jack is a runner and personal trainer who has been incredibly open with the challenges he has faced over the years in terms of his battles with his mental health and disordered eating. Jack, who is a transgender male also faces many other challenges in the athletic world from balancing his performance with his testosterone shots to accepting his times are now going to be slightly different running in the male category having begun transitioning at the age of 25.
In this conversation, Ben and Jack talk about the moment he finally received his Gender Recognition Certificate, where he hopes to be in 5 years (it's big), and how running has fundamentally changed why he trains and his performance goals.
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In the latest episode of RunThrough presents Gone Running, we had the privilege of speaking to the incredible Hermen Dange.
Hermen's journey into running began during his time in prison when ParkRun introduced a program allowing prisoners to participate in a weekly 5K. Initially, he joined simply to get out of his cell, but it quickly became a passion that transformed his life.
Now, Hermen shares his love for running with hundreds of individuals through his run club 'Made Running' and reaches thousands more via social media. His dedication to educating young people, aiming to prevent them from making the same mistakes he did at a young age, is truly inspiring.
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On this episode of RunThrough presents 'Gone Running' we have Dr. Emily Jevons.
Emily, an accomplished triathlete herself, is also an incredibly passionate Nutritionist and Mum who through her work as a lecturer, as well as working with athletes and sharing on social media looks to expel many of the false narratives in the nutritional space.
In this conversation Ben and Emily talk about many of those false narratives, and what the main things you should be focusing on when it comes to nutrition. How she hopes in the future for the term 'Nutritionist' to be protected - just like 'Dietitian' already is - and why sometimes even when your life, revolves around training, giving yourself a break can be such an important thing. Whether that's due to things like pregnancy or just navigating complex life events.
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On this episode of RunThrough presents ‘Gone Running’ we have Adrian D’Costa.
Adrian, founder of The Running Room UK, has a huge passion for the community running brings inside and outside of The Running Room - and is one of the most popular and well-respected running physios in London with athletes from the Elite level to the everyday runner.
In this conversation, Ben and Adrian talk about the explosion in the popularity of running and the issues that it can have when it comes to injuries, particularly those that stem from overuse, how solving problems to get clients back on track is incredibly rewarding and, why every runner should focus on their journey rather than trying to chase a mate - Ben also touch’s on his personal recent experience with dealing with an injury along with loads more.
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On this episode of RunThrough presents ‘Gone Running’ we have Courtnay Osborne - Walker.
Courtnay is a coach, broadcaster and most importantly Mum, who has built an amazing community online through sharing her journey in parenthood and navigating the challenges that come with it.
Courtnay, who herself was a very talented athlete throughout her adolescence and early adult life is also a huge advocate of Women’s Sport and is passionate about creating an environment in which girls feel comfortable & encouraged to continue with sport throughout their lives.In this conversation Ben and Courtnay talk about the challenges of balancing every day life as a parent while still trying to hold on to a piece of yourself, how letting go of the need to win ultimately opened more doors - and why her younger self would be proud, that even though she isn’t herself racing on the track, she has found herself a way to share the stories of others.
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