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3 amateur runners based on the Gold Coast, Australia. Chatting all things running, running gear and how they fit training into their busy schedules. We delve in detail about what we are wearing, why we are wearing it and how we empathise cramming big training weeks and Sunday long runs into a recreational runners life
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Signup to Generate a PitchGood Good Running is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 147 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Chris is 10 days away from his first marathon in 10 years, trying to figure out pacing and fuelling. While Jordan returns from his bung back and runs his fastest longy in the last 12 months. Matt pings his calf and blames the lack of sleep from the week before. The boys cover upcoming shoe releases and what they are excited to wear. Thanks for tuning in!
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Thanks to ASICS for sponsoring The Bridge Build. Today, Nath, Bec and Liam chat all things Novablast 6. Officially 2 weeks out from Sydney Marathon, last long workouts have happened and the team are starting to think about what the taper looks like. Nath got his scans back which is a step in the right direction. Liam got pulled over for running on the road (assuming too fast) and we finally get to hear Bec's week of hills (strava private) Thanks for tuning in ASICS NovaBlast 6 - https://www.asics.com/au/en-au/novablast/c/au70227000/?srsltid=AfmBOopmyVaLEDyaCYTXodtG0axbqmHNVY53o6wRmiN5K2mcPG5ToZfo
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Jordans tweaked his back.. poor guy can't catch a break at this point. Chirs battles some sickness but still grinds out a big week and Matt finally gets his V02 session out of the way. Jakob is back, Aus World Juniors go well and Sydney is right around the corner Lots happening over the next few weeks! Thanks for tuning in!
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Sydney Marathon is only 4 weeks away and the team are getting race preparations in order. Thanks for tuning in!
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It's a long one this week as we cover the final races of the Comm Games, a bumpy week for Chrisso and a shiny new PB for Matt in the 10km. Jordan is building nicely and wants to be reminded not to get ahead of himself as he gets fitter, we all learn a new word for people from Newcastle and find out that Uwanda is not a country. Thanks for tuning in!
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Olympian and Australian men's marathon record holder
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