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On the 8th episode of Runners FM we are delighted to be joined by Luke Way from ISOCAPNIC. Luke and his team has done thorough testing on elite athletes and been able to concluded that a lot of them are limited by their respiratory system. ISOCANPIC targets that problem and the data shows that they are really on to something.
Link to podcast episode about zone 1 training that's mentioned in the episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/fast-talk/id1490521721?i=1000667084557
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Saknas det avsnitt?
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The first ever Q&A episode on Runners FM. How would you get the most out of 4-5 running hours per week? If we needed to pick one interval session for the rest of our life what would we choose? Whats our best running memory? How to do LT1 training without measuring your lactate? How should I train to lower my heart rate during long slow distance sessions? Tune in and get the answers to all of the questions above
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On the fifth episode of Runners FM we are delighted to have Ben Felton a.k.a "Ben is running" on the show. Ben is a popular YouTuber and receive shoes fram almost every brand you can think of weekly. We could think of no one better to ask about shoe rotation than Ben. We talk about what shoes Ben uses for his daily jogs, why and when he chooses to run with carbo plated shoes and also also find out which shoe is his current choice on race day.
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How much Vitamin-N can Victor take before dying from boredom? How much Vitamin-N should you consume to balance the mundane and not go overboard and lose inspiration? In this episode we talk about routines and what you should be aware about regarding your own routines good and bad.
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This is a special race report episode. Andreas has been up in the arctic circle running a mountain marathon called BAMM.
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Why do you need to run a lot of slow miles to become fast? What exactly is mitochondria and why should you aim to get more of them? Lactate, glycogen, fat what purpose do they each serve? We place a phone call to our favourite coach in Denmark Mads Taersboel in search for answers to the questions above. We also get to hear how Victor and Mads defines LT1 and we question how anyone can have another definition of it.
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Runners FM is alive! We're starting of with a very thorough presentation of our selves and why we have decided to start this podcast
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