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This week, we reconnect with Stuart Rainbow, who shares his approach to balancing ultramarathon training with life’s unexpected twists. From navigating knee niggles to practicing sleep setups in his car, Stuart’s commitment to the Delirious West 200-miler shines through. With double-day workouts in full swing and evening hikes with weighted packs, he’s refining his strategies for race day.
Stuart opens up about the mental hurdles of long solo runs, the importance of consistent training, and the fun quirks of ultrarunning, including fuelling stops at McDonald’s and a newfound love for flavoured milk. Despite setbacks, he remains focused on the bigger picture: reaching the Delirious start line in peak condition and tackling unfinished business on the course.
Key Highlights:
• Overcoming knee issues and adapting training plans with smarter recovery.
• Double-day sessions: running in the morning, hiking with a weighted pack at night.
• Mental prep for ultramarathons, including the challenge of staying motivated on solo long runs.
• Experimenting with gear and fine-tuning logistics for Delirious West.
• The lighter side of training: fuelling with flavoured milk and using aid station stops to test nutrition.
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This week’s mindful moment is about creating a mindfulness bell to bring awareness into your day. Set a gentle reminder on your phone or computer to chime at random intervals. When it sounds, pause for a moment, take a deep breath, and reconnect with the present. Use this as a cue to check in with yourself, notice your surroundings, and embrace a moment of calm.
This practice helps weave mindfulness into your routine, offering regular opportunities to reset and refocus.
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In this episode, we reconnect with Glen Smetherham, who reflects on a busy holiday season filled with ups and downs as he continues his training for the Delirious West 200-miler. Glen opens up about managing a heel and ankle niggle from a recent mishap in the garage while still finding ways to maintain consistent training. He shares insights from a unique overnight run challenge, where he and a friend visited multiple 24-hour stores, making gut training a fun and creative endeavour.
Glen also discusses the mental and physical challenges of balancing injury recovery, lower training volume, and the preparation needed for multi-day events. With a pragmatic approach, Glen emphasises planning for potential problems, staying flexible, and making the most of every training opportunity.
Key Highlights:
• Managing a heel and ankle injury while maintaining weekly mileage.
• Overnight 70K run challenge with stops at 24-hour stores for stomach and mental training.
• The importance of flexible, minimalist planning and preparing for potential gear failures.
• Strategies for recovering after long runs and handling mental fatigue.
• Balancing humour and practicality to stay focused and motivated.
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In this episode, Gabe Alves reflects on his progress as he tackles the final stretch of preparation for the Delirious West 200-miler. Fresh off a 10-day holiday at Cone Beach, Gabe recounts running daily on the Bibbulmun Track, using the opportunity to explore key sections of the racecourse and build mental clarity for race day.
Gabe shares how he’s embracing barefoot running in training to strengthen his feet, integrating hikes to prepare for the event’s unique demands, and making strategic dietary changes, including a return to a keto-based diet to manage inflammation and boost endurance. With new gear tests and an emphasis on maintaining pace and health, Gabe’s approach is practical, insightful, and inspiring.
Key Highlights:
•Daily runs on the Bibbulmun Track during a holiday at Cone Beach to familiarize himself with key race sections.
•Incorporating barefoot running into his training for stronger feet and better recovery.
•Plans to tackle a 50K training run on the Yaburu course, filmed for community inspiration.
•Returning to a keto diet to reduce inflammation and support endurance goals.
•Insights into the mental and logistical challenges of ultrarunning, including night running and gear prep.
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This week’s mindful moment focuses on mindful technology use. Take intentional breaks from your devices and become more aware of how you interact with technology. Notice how screen time impacts your mind and body, and set boundaries to create space for presence and connection.
By using technology mindfully, you can reduce distractions, foster deeper focus, and create a healthier relationship with your digital life.
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In this engaging episode, we reconnect with Kevin Matthews, who’s incorporating some exciting changes into his training regime as he prepares for the Delirious West 200-miler. Kevin shares his newfound love for Pilates, which has become a cornerstone of his strength and recovery routine. By replacing double daily runs with Pilates sessions and gym work, he’s noticing improvements in his performance and resilience.
Kevin recounts his success at the Six Inch Trail Marathon, where his revised training approach led to one of his best finishes in recent years. With a mix of high-mileage weeks, 24-hour parkrun adventures, and a focus on strength training, Kevin is proving that adaptability and consistency are key to ultramarathon success.
Key Highlights:
•The benefits of adding Pilates and strength training to an ultra training plan.
•A top-10 finish at the Six Inch Trail Marathon, attributing success to smarter, balanced training.
•Insights into preparing for multi-day events, including gear management and pacing strategies.
•Kevin’s humorous and insightful take on staying motivated and healthy in the lead-up to Delirious West.
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In this episode, we check in with Stuart Rainbow as he balances holiday fun and family time with his training for the Delirious West 200-miler. Speaking from his caravan at Lake Epilogue, Stuart shares how water sports and time with family are adding excitement to his holiday season. Despite the festivities, he remains committed to his training, integrating daily runs, hikes, and even sand conditioning into his routine.
Stuart reflects on his preparations, including testing new gear and learning from past experiences. With his double-day workouts ramping up, Stuart’s focus is on staying injury-free, refining his approach to long-distance running, and ensuring his equipment is ready for the challenge ahead.
Key Highlights:
•Holiday training in Lake Epilogue and Bonny Doon, blending fun with focus.
•Preparing for double-day workouts and adapting to a structured training plan.
•Testing new shoes, gaiters, and backup gear to optimise performance and minimise risk.
•Emphasising the importance of hiking and cross-training in ultra preparation.
•The mental and physical challenges of training in summer heat.
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This week’s mindful moment invites you to observe animals mindfully. Whether it’s watching your pet, birds in the park, or even the quiet movements of insects, take time to notice their behaviours and rhythms without judgment. Pay attention to their unique patterns and how they interact with their environment.
By tuning into the lives of other living creatures, you can deepen your connection with the natural world and enhance your sense of mindfulness and appreciation for life’s diversity.
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In this week’s episode, we talk with Sara Safari, a runner, doctor, and mother who embodies resilience and passion for staying active. Sara’s inspiring story takes us from her childhood in Tehran, Iran, to her discovery of outdoor running during Melbourne’s lockdowns, and now to her ambitious goals as a competitive and mindful runner.
What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
• Sara’s upbringing in Tehran and how growing up in a vibrant, bustling city shaped her early love for movement and fitness.
• How her passion for medicine and sports led her to Australia, where she specialises in sports medicine.
• Her transformation from a treadmill enthusiast to an outdoor runner during Melbourne’s COVID lockdowns.
• Balancing running with motherhood, including how her kids have become part of her fitness journey.
• Sara’s racing goals, including a sub-1:30 half marathon, her first ultra-marathon, and her venture into triathlons.
• The mental clarity and peace she finds while running and her love of running in the rain.
Sara’s Running Tips and Motivation:
• Small, consistent steps build confidence and endurance.
• Running is as much about mental strength as physical—find moments to reflect and de-stress.
• Set goals that challenge you but align with your passions to keep the journey enjoyable.Follow Sara for more inspiration - https://www.instagram.com/invictus.melbourne/
Why You Should Listen:
Sara’s story is about finding joy in movement, overcoming challenges, and using running as a tool for personal growth and mindfulness. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned runner, you’ll be inspired by her journey of self-discovery and her insights into blending fitness, family, and career.
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This week, we catch up with Darlene Dale, who’s been navigating the highs and lows of ultrarunning preparation with grace and resilience. After battling lingering fatigue and brain fog from COVID, Darlene shares her journey back to form and her decision to tackle the Six Inch Trail Marathon. Despite initial doubts, her experience at the event was a turning point, showing that she’s on the upswing and ready to focus on her training.
Darlene also reflects on the joy of connecting with the trail running community, balancing holiday festivities with training, and her excitement for the upcoming True Blue Ultra 75K in January. With her positive attitude and meticulous planning, she’s embracing the journey toward the Delirious West 200-miler.
Key Highlights:• Overcoming post-COVID challenges and using run-walk strategies to stay active.• Completing the Six Inch Trail Marathon as a confidence-boosting training run.• Balancing holiday prep with running and making time for family fun.• Upcoming plans to participate in the True Blue Ultra 75K as part of her training.• Training tips, including listening to your body and maintaining a positive outlook.
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In this episode, we catch up with James Sawyer, who shares his creative and ambitious approach to training for the Delirious West 200-miler. From holiday plans that include a “training camp” at Point Perrin to balancing sand running and swim-run adventures, James is embracing variety in his preparation.
James reflects on his recent marathon with a friend returning from injury, the importance of community in ultrarunning, and the lessons learned from creative training challenges like 24-hour parkrun streaks. He also shares his plans for the upcoming swim-run event, where he’ll run and swim with trail shoes on—a quirky yet effective cross-training experience.
Key Highlights:• Completing a marathon in a backyard-style format to support a friend.• Holiday training camp with beach runs and sand-specific conditioning.• Preparing for a swim-run event: 21K of trails interspersed with 5K of open-water swimming.• Balancing family holiday traditions with a focus on consistent training.• Reflecting on the positive effects of rest and reducing alcohol consumption on recovery.
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This week’s mindful moment is all about practicing mindful apologies. When you find yourself needing to apologize, approach it with your full attention and genuine intent. Take time to reflect on your actions and how they may have affected the other person. Speak with empathy, acknowledging your role and validating their feelings.
This mindful approach not only fosters healing and mutual understanding but also strengthens relationships and supports personal growth.
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In this episode, we check in with Glen Smetherham as he shares updates on his training journey for the Delirious West 200-miler. Glen’s balance of practical preparation and a lighthearted outlook shines through, from his steady weekly mileage to his humorous tradition of crafting jokes for aid stations. He reflects on lessons from the Six Inch Trail Marathon, fine-tuning his sleep strategies, and planning a 24-hour running challenge to raise awareness for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), a condition his daughter lives with.
Glen also emphasises the importance of community, laughter, and finding joy in every step of the journey. Whether he’s running trails at Christmas or navigating the logistical challenges of ultras, his story is both inspiring and entertaining.
Key Highlights:• Steady weekly mileage at 70 km with plans to gradually increase volume.• Recap of the Six Inch Trail Marathon and embracing a relaxed, social approach.• Glen’s humorous tradition of using jokes to boost spirits during long events.• Training for a 24-hour running challenge to raise awareness for ME and balancing this with family commitments.• Mastering sleep strategies for ultramarathons, including practice naps to condition his body.
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In this heartfelt episode, we check in with Mel Gregory as she navigates the busy holiday season while preparing for the Delirious West 200-miler. Mel shares her recent experiences, including a unique relay adventure where she embraced a slower pace and found joy in simple, mindful running. Reflecting on the importance of listening to her body, Mel opens up about overcoming fatigue, balancing family life, and the mental game of ultrarunning.
With plans to spend the holidays in Busselton, Mel is looking forward to beachside runs and enjoying time with loved ones. This episode is a reminder to embrace where you are in the process and keep your eyes on the bigger picture.
Key Highlights:• Running a two-day relay, focusing on 5K segments, and discovering the joy of slowing down.• Learning to listen to her body and balance rest with training during a hectic season.• Finding fitness milestones and reflecting on progress compared to previous years.•Upcoming holiday plans with family and how she’s incorporating runs into her travels.
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This week, we invite you to explore a new path mindfully. Take a walk in a place you’ve never been before, whether it’s a nearby park, a quiet street, or a scenic trail. Tune in to the sights, sounds, and smells around you—notice the little details like unique plants, architectural features, or the way the light filters through the trees.
This sense of curiosity can deepen your mindfulness, helping you feel more present and connected to your surroundings as you step into the unfamiliar.
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In this week’s episode, we chat with Marty Kallane, a remarkable ultra runner with a story of determination, community, and finding peace through running. From growing up in Western Australia to serving 12 years in the Navy, Marty’s life journey is as fascinating as his running milestones. He opens up about his struggles, his triumphs, and how running became a powerful tool for transformation and giving back.
What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
•Marty’s upbringing in Perth and how early challenges shaped his perspective.
•His journey from the Navy to finding peace through running.
•How Marty’s first ultramarathon was inspired by a fundraiser for Headspace, raising $8,000 to support mental health initiatives.
•Stories of his toughest races, including the grueling Delirious W.E.S.T. 200-miler and his commitment to complete the Triple Crown of 200-milers.
•The lessons he’s learned from failure, coaching, and the ultra-running community.
•How Marty balances running, family life, and his job in construction.
Marty’s Top Running Tips:
•Always respect the distance – every mile deserves preparation.
•Find a coach or community to keep you accountable and motivated.
•Remember, it’s not just about running—it’s about the people and the journey.
Why Listen?
Marty’s story is one of resilience, determination, and a deep love for the running community. Whether you’re an ultrarunner, a beginner, or someone looking for a motivational story, Marty’s journey will inspire you to take that next step and keep pushing forward.
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In this inspiring episode, we check in with Andy and Del Thompson, a powerhouse couple in the ultrarunning community. Despite their busy lives, they’re steadily preparing for the Delirious West 200-miler, sharing tales of recent adventures like the Six Inch Trail Marathon and their unique “orphan’s Christmas” tradition. Andy reflects on his journey of resilience, recounting his battle with glioblastoma and how running has been a cornerstone of his physical and mental recovery.
The Thompsons share training tips, the importance of community, and how they maintain balance and joy in the face of challenges. With their sights set on raising funds for Cure Brain Cancer through a trek on the Great Wall of China, their story is a testament to grit, determination, and living life to the fullest.
Key Highlights:• Lessons learned from the Six Inch Trail Marathon and Andy’s humorous shoe mishap.• Insights into Andy’s journey with brain cancer, running during treatment, and his inspiring recovery.• Plans for a Cure Brain Cancer fundraising trek on the Great Wall of China.• Tips for staying active and accountable during the holidays, including Christmas and New Year’s parkruns.• The power of community and support networks in ultrarunning.
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In this episode, we catch up with Gabe Alves as he reflects on his training journey leading up to the Delirious West 200-miler. Gabe candidly shares the challenges of balancing work, family, and training, particularly during the holiday season. Despite a lighter running schedule in recent weeks, he’s maintaining focus with plans to reset and ramp up in January and February.
Gabe also talks about problem-solving blister issues, his experience with barefoot runs, and how he’s finding consistency and positivity in his training approach. With a family camping trip at the South Coast on the horizon, he’s looking forward to casual runs along parts of the race course to mentally reconnect with the trail.
This episode is a reminder that ultrarunning is as much about mindset and preparation as it is about the miles.
Key Highlights:
• Managing lighter training weeks and avoiding panic with a long-term plan.
• Insights into preventing blisters and experimenting with new gear.
• Why Gabe incorporates barefoot runs into his training.
• Using a holiday camping trip to explore sections of the Delirious trail and stay connected to the course.
• Focusing on mental strategies for tackling ultramarathons.
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This week, we’re digging into the benefits of mindful gardening! Whether you’re planting flowers, pulling weeds, or simply watering your garden, take a moment to immerse yourself in the experience. Pay attention to the feel of the soil in your hands, the textures of the leaves, and the earthy aromas around you.
Notice the sounds of birds, the rustle of the wind, and the warmth of the sun. Gardening mindfully is a powerful way to connect with nature, ground yourself in the present, and find peace in the beauty of simple tasks.
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This week, we’re diving into the life and miles of Jamie Reeves, a passionate trail runner, orchardist, and all-around inspiring individual from Bunbury, Western Australia. Jamie’s journey from playing football to embracing the rugged world of ultramarathons is nothing short of incredible. He’s a firm believer in the power of running to build community, overcome personal challenges, and, of course, enjoy a post-run beer.
In this episode, you’ll hear about:
• Jamie’s childhood on a stud farm and how sports became a family tradition.
• His transition from football injuries to discovering a love for running.
• Memorable milestones, like his first ultramarathon and his adventures with the Six Inch Trail Marathon.
• The joy of Parkrun (https://www.parkrun.com.au/) and how it’s become a family affair for Jamie and his 6-year-old daughter, a Parkrun prodigy with 50 runs under her belt!
• Training for the daunting Delirious W.E.S.T. 200-miler (https://deliriouswest200miler.com.au/) and the role of community and coaching in his preparation.
Jamie’s Top Running Tips:
• Start small and build up – running is a journey, not a race.
• Embrace the social side of running – it’s as much about the people as the miles.
• Use fun incentives (like beer!) to keep things light and enjoyable.
Key Takeaways
Jamie’s story reminds us that running isn’t just about fitness; it’s about connection, resilience, and the unexpected adventures along the way. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just getting started, you’ll love hearing Jamie’s humorous and heartfelt approach to running and life.
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