Send us a text We explore how to make running and strength a natural part of life by focusing on repetitions, joy, and tiny steps that compound. Allyson Hurley shares a simple at‑home routine for runners, why “more is better” is a myth, and how to navigate social media pressure with a healthier mindset. • habit formation built on repetitions not calendar days • choosing movement you enjoy to improve adherence • step goals scaled gradually for realistic progress • habit stacking with simple a...
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Send us a text We explore how to make running and strength a natural part of life by focusing on repetitions, joy, and tiny steps that compound. Allyson Hurley shares a simple at‑home routine for runners, why “more is better” is a myth, and how to navigate social media pressure with a healthier mindset. • habit formation built on repetitions not calendar days • choosing movement you enjoy to improve adherence • step goals scaled gradually for realistic progress • habit stacking with simple a...
Send us a text Sports psychologist Michael Huber returns for part two of our conversation, diving into practical strategies to calm race day nerves and enhance performance through mental training. We explore how proper preparation creates confidence and discuss techniques to transform pre-race anxiety into positive excitement. • Understanding why you're running helps reframe nervousness as excitement • Training your mind alongside your body creates exponential performance benefits • Preparat...
Brian's Run Pod
Send us a text We explore how to make running and strength a natural part of life by focusing on repetitions, joy, and tiny steps that compound. Allyson Hurley shares a simple at‑home routine for runners, why “more is better” is a myth, and how to navigate social media pressure with a healthier mindset. • habit formation built on repetitions not calendar days • choosing movement you enjoy to improve adherence • step goals scaled gradually for realistic progress • habit stacking with simple a...
