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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- This week on the podcast we're joined by 2:29 marathoner@PhilyBowden who is stepping in for Andy whilst he's on holiday. Sarah, Phily and Rick sit down to discuss what does training look like for Phily and where is she aiming towards next, plus they go through some exciting news stories and answer some questions from The Running Channel community.
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00:31 Weekly catch up and welcome Phily!
20:47 Running news
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Great to see Philly, on your channel. She has so much energy and enthusiasm for running it's contagious 🙏
Couldn't agree more! 🙌🏻
yoo!! philly bowden and the running channel are my two favourite channels on youtube at the moment. so happy this happened.
Should we do a challenge video with her soon…?
@@runningchannel Yes!
@@runningchannel I wonder if Andy and Phily are a match in running speed?
Love Phily!! She once told me good luck before a 10k and I absolutely crushed it (in probably her half time haha).
She’s a legend isn’t she?!
I am so with you Sarah re 5k PB. I've been training really hard to improve my 5k time , hitting all my paces in intervals but in the last two 5k races I get to a point where I have the overwhelming need to walk for a bit. I mentally cannot manage the feeling of being so out of breath - despite having managed faster paces and feeling worse in training.
I just need to forget about racing for a bit and get back to enjoying the run.
are you doing zone 2 training to build up your aerobic base?
I think every runner knows this feeling haha. Did you try asking someone to pace you? It might help to show you how much pain and suffering your body is actually capable of. It's never fun during, but it feels great afterwards 😅
Massive fan of Philly, so hyped to see her on the channel! Love the grind!
Special occasion, first time we have three presenters that have all run a marathon! :)
Ooooo burn 😂😂😂
I just loved this podcast with Phily Bowden! TRC was first UA-cam channel I subscribed too and Phily's channel the second. Thank you for this! Great advise, info and good laughs as well. 😅
I tell everybody about your channels. 😁 Absolutely love you guys! ❤️
Great interview! I appreciate the long-form content (to balance the super short clips) as it allows more discussion and deeper understanding.
Just an American fly on the wall listening to stories of “parkrun”. 😂
Maybe some day 🤞🏻🤞🏻
Oh my gosh me too 😂😂😂
Same. Still not sure what parkrun is lol
Same😂
You have park run in USA .
Love this channel so much! Keep up the good work all of you! My mantra is “ The body achieves, what the mind believes” works a treat for me ❤
So pleased to see Philly on the running channel! I love watching both of your channels - my heart is full! 😃
My two favorite running ladies!!!! As y’all say “lovely”!
Houston Tx, real life country cowboy.
Every time I hear y’all say it’s hot in 80 degree weather I laugh. I’m running in 102 everyday.
GB Phily looks tiny in Andy’s chair! 😊
Wasn't that familiar with Philly but she is an absolute natural in an interview. Enjoyed it!
Thank you for bringing Phily to the show. It is always interesting to know the elite athletes views on running! And what competition and what timing cut off’s 😮
Rick hope you are well now and enjoying your runs🤞
Sarah, keep up the good work and keep us motivated through your videos👍
Love this Phily interview! Thanks guys! She’s amazing. “Love the grind!”
Thanks for having Philly on the podcast. She is delightful to listen to. I watch her channel as well and find it highly entertaining. I just recently began to listen to the podcast, although I am a UA-cam subscriber. Please keep up the good work.
Omg, it's the Phily Bowden that once was in the near proximity to superstar Harry Morgan from Jog On! Starstruck! 🤩
You should do a challenge video with her!! This channel, GTN, and Phily's channels are my favorite running channels on youtube right now!
Lovely as always to see Phily. Great episode - I really love these podcast episodes, you give us so much 👍👍 I love Brighton! It was my first marathon ❤️ You can only really see the finish when you have 3 miles to go and believe me, it helps! Love the grind ❤
Thanks so much!
Love Philly!! Such an awesome human being!
Philly is an Absolutely amazing runner! I am glad to see my two favorite channels meet!
amazing how Phily can be such a great runner and awesome behind the microphone too 👌
Brighton marathon is brutal... seeing the finish that never seems to get closer is a killer
Philly, I often incorporate parkrun into my long runs! I’ll run there, do parkrun, then run home! It does involve breaking the run up a bit unless you can perfectly time getting there for the start, and I usually hang around chatting after parkrun before I start running again too, but it gets the miles in!
I’m a fan of run the K or mile you are in but also of ex-pro cyclist Jen’s Voights whose catchphrase was “shut up legs!”
Great episode all! Philly B was a great guest.
I'd personally also love to see you get Harry Morgan on. 👍🏼
Philly!!!! What an amazing athlete. Great answers !
I was listening on Spotify this morning on my walk, and actually, Phily and Sarah sound very alike! Also, in Sweden they've been using rules like that regarding who gets to represent us in international championships, leading to a lot of controversy. It makes me sad to hear more countries are doing it, as I was kinda hoping they'd change their minds here. :(
Andy needs to go on vacation more often if you can get Philly to fill in! Love to hear from her and her channel is great.
Philllyyyy I've just finished watching her videos!!! Love from Trinidad
Phily is great! She's an elite but still seems so relatable other than the fact that she goes so much faster. Great conversation and answers to the questions.
Thanks for answering my question guys! Reassuring!
No worries!
@@runningchannelyou're definitely right though, the guys on that estate give some suspicious looks😅
Great to see Phily on your channel. I've been following her journey on youtube since her channel's inception. I think she has huge potential and will only get quicker. Thought it was great she referenced people that believe strava times take preference over chip times. I know a few UK youtubers seem to quote strava times, as though GPS is infallible, over chip times with one even stopping their watch during a marathon when they hit 42.2 km. Bit disingenuous when you have platforms to influence people. No such complaints with the running channel. Keep up the good work.
I have borrowed a mantra from your team "I can do tough/hard things". I also get to a certain point in my runs, today half way from home in the furthest point in the neighborhood and ask "Why am I doing this?" "It's fun right?" but 100% bask in the sense of accomplishment when I get home, and know it will make the next 5k easier for all the practice. Lastly - my neighborhood has a lot of hills, even ones you find while jogging that you don't feel in the car. I figure it adds to my training, but I haven't yet figured out flat spots to try some of the sprints TRC recommends (I just need to see of something flat-ish is 200 or 400 meters).
Awesome podcast you guys as always! So interesting hearing yours & Philly's thoughts on running!
Ann Arbor, Michigan Parkrun 08:00 start, in the winter 09:00.
Great to see Phily on the channel, would love to see EddBud, Cole Running or Julia Chi Taylor
Philly was such an interesting and fun guest
Great interview! Would love to see you guys chat with Sean Conway! 👍😁
Although I adore Andy I really enjoyed seeing phily being interviewed as I'm a big fan of her channel. Be nice to have an occasional guest on ,keeps things fresh
Who should we have next?
@@runningchannel Damian Hall or Jasmin Paris and ask about the Berkeley marathon or one of the many fellow You tubers who've run races at altitude ( Ben parkes ,Loyd purvis ,flora Beverly etc ), I run out of breathe at sea level,how on earth do they manage at altitude 😳?
Great stuff. Saw Philly in the parkrun video with Harry Morgan. Harry Morgan for next guest please!
Started with the podcast on Spotify, checked if there was a video also, there wasn't, some time later it was there, the video! Nice!
Hope you enjoyed it!
@@runningchannel Always, actually there are not enough and they are too short :) I do 5 runs a week so keep me entertained!
What do you find harder distance x A-B with long straight sections or a loop with lots of curves?
Hey guys! Great channel and podcast! Can you let me know please what Garmin Phily is using please?
I sent in a question also last week :) hoping it gets aired. Thanks much love x
It’s not a garmin but a Coros Apex 2 she talks about it in her vlogs 👍
We love Philly ❤
I have question for the Running Channel that I'd appreciate if it could be addressed in a future podcast:
Have any of you tried red light therapy? Red light therapy has been well known for aiding in both recovery and injuries. I was wondering if you guys could make a video on this, I don't recall this ever being addressed in any previous videos. It is a definite game changer in speeding up both recovery and injuries. I think it could be very beneficial for any runner! Thank you!
Let's goooo! 🏃🏃🏃
The idea of parkrun is really so nice … except that we are still closed down in France and entirely due to parkrun HQ and nothing to do woth parkrun in France 😢
Hi! I'm 29years old and I'm new to the sport of running. I played basketball back in highschool and the drills are way too different. Now I'm transitioning to endurance running but I can barely run a half marathon without walking. Just a quick question, if I do a HIIT training today and do my recovery run in the afternoon, can I do speed workouts the next day (tomorrow)?
Yeah, I only have big hills around me, I've got a flattish 5k from my door which I can squidge up to about 4.5 miles so sometimes I'll just do laps of that for long runs and sometimes will tackle the awful roads and get beat up by the descents xD
My mantra: "Dave, you're a Greek god!" After five miles I just think about the banana.
Had to check your name was Dave first 😂
Philly!!!🔥🇨🇦✌🏼
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Would love to see someone like Ben Parkes or Ben Felton on the show as well!
Rick is amazing at getting to the essence of the issue. The spas in Budapest are the main miss 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
there was aguy at the parkrun I did who did the parkrun in the middel of his long run.
One of the first videos I saw Philly in was Harry Morgan taking her to a park run!
As someone who ran Brighton last year i can also confirm the end is soul destroying 😂
Another brilliant podcast. And I thought Philly was a natural and different.
She was great!
20:07 'you can lose your motivation so quickly' ...very true, it can take just a few days.
Or a random little injury, or even a purchase of shoes that you just don't get on with. It's amazing how quickly running can go from 'this is my life now' to 'f*ck this sh*t, can't be arsed'
The thought that has made me lose motivation for an extended period at least twice before, and I'm still yet to internalise a convincing argument to counter - "unless you're a professional runner, no one cares about or benefits from the times you run. You don't have the talent to be a professional runner, so why dedicate so much time and energy to it?"
It turns out that when I only run when I feel like running, as much as I DO love running, I'm extremely lazy. The answer is no doubt to stop finding motivation through others' perceptions of myself, but that would require a total personality transplant
@@SuperFuzzyDunlop Ah yes. I derive motivation though from timing my runs and having a roster of PBs from 100m sprints up to 10k, and staying on top of my game to beat them once in a while. Also, I consider jogs (even tempo stuff) as an accelerated stroll, just a way to cruise around the neighborhood while getting a solid workout.
Love the podcast ! Sarah I hope you dont mind but I borrowed your mantra
Please do! 🙌🏻
I love you sarah!!
Suggestion for the next person to invite I would suggest Anna, I have been following her ultra training journey in the past few months and I think it is super inspiring.
WE have a video all about her training coming up 😁
A park run at 9am ? My local park run starts at 7am
Sunrise NSW Australia Monday, 7 August 2023 6:27 am . Did someone say up withe birds?
Amazing achievement. I feel so jealous.
Phily, yes 😁
Philly!
That’s mad. Just gone inside 44 for a 10k. Would love run a marathon under 3 hours. I’m a cyclist I only run on 3 week family holidays no bike !!! Running is fab. Leg pain aside
😂 peri peri .. 😂 but that breakfast , you shoulda described all of that , i got to banana on bread , then peanut butter on bread , then french toasted it , but was that cinammon you added ? And what was that sauce you kinda made and poured something else on it too , i think .. and .. another thing .. how the heck can you eat so much girl , even when your friends do an episode of eat like Nutty does 😮 they give up after dinner go to bed absolutely burst .. where does it go .. how can you put so much in there and still look amazing whilst filling your face like that 😂 brilliant❤ loved that video though .. 56yrs old male with a 42" chest , 36 waist ,just about under 5'8 , i run mountains ,roads ,treadmills , gym and work for a living too and you could eat more in a day than i do in 48 hours 😅 .. sorry just had to rant , youre contagious 😅
Cool
Love it❤
PHILY!!
Park run starts at 8am in Australia
Same in NZ!
See you in Budapest then 👍
Phily could definitely make it as an athletics tv broadcaster/pundit when her running career ends
It's an interesting question whether British Athletics is reducing the medal haul by leaving so many qualifying athletes at home. Could it be that the consistency of the competition for the medals is so tough that the chances of relative outsiders picking them up is very low? Is it reasonable to be so focussed on medals to the exclusion of other good results and also the value of giving athletes experience? Is the decision driven by economics?
I suspect it is due to economic reasons. I believe GB athletics have been trying to tighten the purse strings for years. Doesn't seem fair on the athletes though especially when you've missed the QT by such a small margin. I also think it would be a real shame that young athletes will miss on experiencing the Olympics when they don't have much expectation on them. Katarina Johnson-Thompson wasn't going to medal at London 2012 (finished a respectable 13th) but I'm sure the exposure helped her achieve gold at 2019 World Champs.
It's the same in NZ with different sports. For archery we had 2 athletes win spaces for Tokyo (there are certain competitions and you have to win them, it's the first time in forever NZ has done that). We had 3 archers shooting over the minimum qualifying scores but because they had no reasonable chance to finish in the top 8 the NZOC let go of the spots. It is mostly economic. It's the same for other sports. Usually if you are ranked top 16 internationally you'll be able to go.
The catch is, you can't be top 16 in archery without being on the circuit - and archery is a self funded sport here.
Phillyyyyy ❤😅
I've been Jeffing a lot and when it gets hard to start an interval I'll often say out loud '4 minute run, I can run 4 minutes, easy'
It's great for me psychologically because I'm getting close to running and hour per session and that seems like FOREVER. But 4 minutes? Eh, I can do that 😂😂
Rick: Contrast
Me: Oh, that explains the short shorts
Has The Hardest Geezer been discussed on the channel? Seems like one of the biggest running news stories out there…
It might feel like a 5:41 mile and 25.2 times repeated in a row
Was there a memo about white t-shirts 😂
Haha embarrassingly there wasn’t they just clearly have the same fashion sense 😂
Hahaha if i am turning up to parkrun, it is at 8.59 😂
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That qualifying standard is nuts. They are prioritizing the guys who had one good day over those who are achieving at a high level over time. This is recipe for disaster.
British Para swimming only prioritise medalists so if you are capable of making a final you aren’t gonna get a place. I feel this is bad mentality because we need the next level down eg places 4 to 8 athletes to learn from top competitions before they become the new medalists
Devon is very hilly, so long runs/ rides will be very up and down..
Going to Ladram bay in 3 weeks. SWCP runs past so that will be my long run. Looks ... bumpy. Will focus on time on feet / HR and not look at the pace 😭 Should be a good training stimulus.
@@shaunukhiking oooo Jurassic coast, its not too bad for lumpy along there until you get too beer and over the top to Seaton.. if you do like lumpy then try minehead along to coombe martin, north coast of devon and Somerset very pretty up there
The UK athletics selection criteria for athletes sent to the olympics is so stupid and nonsense, idk what where they thinking.
Who benefits from sending less athletes to the olympics? Is "mazimizing medals" all that matters to you in the olympics?
It's so short sighted and idiotic, downright scummy.
What she doesn’t do - stand any chance of being competitive at world level
So true, I’ve never regretted a run! Sometimes I just give myself an out to only run a few miles if I’m really struggling, then a lot of times I end up doing more once I start. I’d rather only do a few miles than none at all though, so whatever works!