In this episode of Lifting, Running, and Living, hosts Kelly and JK discuss various tips and strategies for maintaining fitness routines during busy and unpredictable times. Topics include adjusting workout schedules, splitting training sessions, the importance of shorter, effective workouts, and the value of moving beyond all-or-nothing thinking. They also share personal anecdotes about transitioning out of routine, JK's wisdom teeth removal experience, and the impact of winter weather on daily activities. The episode wraps up with a look forward to their upcoming 'Take it, Leave it, Start it' New Year's episode.
00:00 Introduction and Catching Up
00:34 Transitioning Out of Coaching
05:12 Wisdom Teeth Removal Experience
23:27 Winter Weather Rant
28:43 Maintaining Fitness During Busy Times
31:07 Morning Routine and Workout Adjustments
33:09 Splitting Workouts for Efficiency
34:24 Planning and Prioritizing Workouts
36:10 The Two-Day Rule and Habit Formation
39:30 Overcoming All-or-Nothing Thinking
43:15 Experimenting with Workout Routines
46:14 Avoiding the Domino Effect in Training
52:19 Taking Calculated Risks in Training
58:48 End of Year Reflections and Future Plans
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In this episode of Lifting, Running, and Living, the hosts Kelly and JK discuss what it means to maintain fitness during busy times. They focus on how they've figured out what 'enough' is to sustain their fitness levels, sharing updates on their personal lives, including Kelly's last day of coaching and her decision to pull back from a January race. The hosts explore topics such as adjusting workout frequencies, cutting back on specific activities like cardio or lifting during busy periods, and how to avoid all-or-nothing thinking. They emphasize the importance of keeping the main priority in focus and adjusting volume rather than frequency to manage their schedules effectively. Tune in for relatable insights and actionable strategies to maintain your fitness when life gets hectic.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview
00:46 Kelly's Coaching Update
03:12 Training Challenges and Adjustments
06:36 November Challenge Recap
09:57 Strategic Restrictions and Personal Goals
14:14 Upcoming Plans and December Challenge
21:46 Transitioning from College Athlete to Adult Life
27:39 Balancing Fitness with Changing Schedules
32:20 Maintaining Fitness Amidst Life Changes
32:38 Balancing Running and Lifting During Busy Times
35:43 Defining 'Busy' and Its Impact on Training
37:51 Adjusting Training for Travel and Work Commitments
39:51 Non-Negotiables in Training Schedules
45:41 Maintaining Frequency and Volume in Workouts
53:06 Avoiding All or Nothing Thinking in Training
55:46 Planning Training Around Seasonal Changes
01:05:02 Wrapping Up and Listener Engagement
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In episode 65 of 'Lifting, Running, and Living,' hosts Kelly and JK dive into their latest training updates and experiences. JK discusses his 'adjustment season' focusing on maintaining fitness amidst a busy schedule, while Kelly shares a detailed recap of her challenging double race weekend. Kelly successfully completed both the Pumpkin Pie 5K and the Wash Park Circuit, achieving a new personal record and earning a podium finish in her age group. The episode also touches on the benefits of consistent training, super shoes, and the mental aspects of racing.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff
00:46 Personal Updates and Adjustments
05:17 Coaching Philosophy and Client Stories
06:56 Holiday Season and Training Challenges
12:21 Double Race Weekend Recap
25:09 Race Day Highlights
25:36 Washington Park Circuit
26:22 Unexpected Challenges
27:08 Race Strategy and Performance
30:43 Post-Race Reflections
34:10 Future Plans and Training Insights
37:09 Running Philosophy and Goals
42:47 Wrapping Up and Contact Info
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In episode 64 of 'Lifting, Running, and Living,' hosts Kelly and JK dive into designing a flexible training program for a hypothetical individual named Taylor, who has a busy work schedule and enjoys staying active. They discuss the importance of balancing running and lifting sessions across a four-day week with varying time commitments. They also talk about the challenges of maintaining consistency amid a changing schedule and providing actionable insights on structuring effective workouts. The episode concludes with a call for listeners to submit their own training avatars for personalized advice.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff
00:55 Kelly's Race Updates
08:31 Walktober Challenge Recap
15:25 Designing a Flexible Training Program for Taylor
22:37 Balancing Running and Lifting
23:13 Training Frequency and Preferences
24:04 General Fitness Goals
26:18 Structuring Weekly Workouts
31:03 Adapting to Changing Schedules
43:56 Social Life and Training Balance
46:33 Conclusion and Listener Engagement
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In episode 63, the hosts discuss valuable tips for supporting runners at road races, including the importance of reviewing course maps, utilizing tracking apps, and effective planning. Kelly shares her recent experiences at the Baltimore Running Festival, including training her brother for his first marathon and participating in a 5K herself. Despite some logistical challenges, both she and her brother achieved noteworthy feats. The episode also touches on the psychological and strategic aspects of running short races like 5Ks. Encouragement from spectators and maintaining appropriate race-day etiquette are emphasized to ensure a positive experience for both runners and supporters.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff
00:52 Kelly's Baltimore Running Fesitval Experience
04:21 Race Day Strategies and Reflections
13:00 Kelly's Race Results and Reflections
23:55 Walk 30 Challenge: October Edition
31:57 Reflecting on Short Walks
32:44 Common Struggles with Exercise
33:59 Spectating and Marathon Recap
35:10 Tips for Supporting Marathon Runners
38:40 Tracking and Meeting Up After the Race
52:55 Final Thoughts and Reflections
58:46 Wrapping Up and Contact Information
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In this episode of Lifting, Running, and Living, Kelly and JK continue their discussion on their favorite and least favorite exercises. This 'unintentional part two' discusses pull movements, plyometric/explosive exercises, core exercises, and cardio routines. Kelly shares updates about her parent's recent visit and upcoming travel for her brother's marathon, while JK recounts his exciting family trip to Alabama for a football game and ESPN College Game Day. They also delve into the pros and cons of different training exercises and conclude by sharing their favorite and least favorite cardio workouts.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
01:10 Podcast Updates and Personal Stories
07:39 Home Gym vs. Gym Membership Debate
12:05 Family Trip to Alabama and ESPN College Game Day
24:33 Podcasting Journey and Reflections
27:15 Favorite and Least Favorite Exercises Part 2
29:37 Favorite and Least Favorite Exercises
31:12 Tips for Lateral Raises
33:16 Dealing with Shoulder Impingement
35:10 Plyometric and Explosive Movements
42:21 Core and Cardio Exercises
55:02 Wrapping Up and Listener Engagement
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In episode 61, coaches Kelly and JK discuss their favorite and least favorite exercises, covering key movement patterns such as hinges, squats, pushes, and pulls. Before diving into the main topic, Kelly provides updates on her running journey, including her recent 5K tempo workout and training progress for upcoming races. JK shares insights on his recent return to in-person personal training, the benefits of hybrid training, and the importance of balance between lifting and cardio when preparing for events.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff
01:37 Kelly's Running Updates
04:54 Discussion on Full Body Workouts
08:37 Track Etiquette PSA
10:30 Track and Field World Championships Highlights
14:44 Personal Training Journey and Advice
25:23 Introduction to Movement Patterns
27:07 Favorite and Least Favorite Hinge Exercises
35:57 Favorite and Least Favorite Squat Exercises
41:13 Favorite and Least Favorite Push Exercises
44:07 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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In episode 60 of Lifting, Running, and Living, hosts Kelly and JK discuss what it means to live an active lifestyle. They start with updates from their personal lives, including Kelly's decision to stop purchasing from Amazon and Target and insights into their recent birthdays. The main topic delves into differentiating between being 'active' and having an 'active lifestyle,' exploring modern challenges like sedentary jobs, increased screen time, and convenience culture. They discuss recommendations from various health organizations and provide thought-provoking questions to help listeners identify if they are truly living actively. Tune in for an engaging conversation on integrating more movement into your daily life.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff
00:38 Personal Updates: Kelly's Shopping Challenge
07:59 Birthday Celebrations and Reflections
14:24 Nutrition and Maintenance Phase Insights
17:20 Exploring the MATADOR Protocol
25:28 Active Lifestyle Discussion
31:02 Exercise Recommendations from Various Organizations
34:45 Defining an Active Lifestyle
48:00 Modern Challenges to Staying Active
54:45 Questions to Assess Your Active Lifestyle
56:58 Conclusion and Contact Information
Links:
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In this episode of Lifting, Running, and Living, Kelly and JK discuss recent updates in their lives and training routines. Kelly shares her excitement about a recent promotion to Principal Data Analyst and her journey through varied company sizes. She also talks about her ongoing struggle with limiting TikTok usage and the effectiveness of the ClearSpace app in managing her social media time. JK reflects on his latest training block, focusing on full-body workouts, nutrition strategies, and reducing caffeine intake to improve sleep quality. They both share upcoming plans, including races and workout routines, and celebrate their forthcoming birthdays.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff
00:58 Kelly's Exciting Promotion Update
06:06 Training Block Recap and Insights
15:16 ClearSpace App Experiment
22:52 Nutrition Goals and Strategies
24:29 Tracking Macros and TDEE
26:07 Navigating Nutrition Without a Coach
29:33 Caffeine Reduction Journey
31:51 Sleep Quality and Eating Habits
35:14 Upcoming Training Cycle Goals
37:01 Fall Race Plans
40:06 Strength Training Routine
47:24 Birthday Wishes and Closing Remarks
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In episode 58 of 'Lifting, Running, and Living,' hosts Kelly and JK cover various topics including Kelly's recent 1.2-mile race and the best sports photographer Dave Albo. JK highlights his guest appearance on the 'Far From Perfect' podcast where he delved into advanced training and six-week programs. The main topic revolves around the beer mile, with insights into its history, world records, and its treatment as a competitive sport. They also explore whether such events challenge gender norms in sports and discuss the broader theme of themed races and their appeal. The conversation wraps up with reflecting on competitiveness in women's sports and societal perceptions.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff
00:28 Kelly's Race Recap
02:42 Running Reflections and Experiences
04:48 Shoutout to the Photographer
06:14 Advanced Training Discussion
13:38 Beer Mile Championships
28:14 Discussing Gender Stereotypes in Drinking Events
30:39 Comparing Themed Runs and Competitive Races
34:36 Personal Experiences with Themed Races
39:31 Gender Dynamics in Sports and Competitiveness
45:22 Reflections on Gender Bias in Professional Settings
53:19 Closing Thoughts and Contact Information
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In episode 57 of 'Lifting, Running, and Living,' Kelly and JK dive into recent personal updates, including Kelly's first track race experience and JK's new lifting phase. The hosts discuss the mental challenges of declining athletic performance and the impact of social media. They also tackle a controversial gym policy in the UK that bans women over 24 from training during peak hours. Join them for an insightful conversation on fitness goals, social perceptions, and industry trends.
00:00 Welcome and Introductions
00:36 Kelly's Track Race Experience
13:26 Training Updates and Fitness Goals
20:23 Caffeine Reduction Challenge
28:17 Main Topic: The Mental Challenge of Declining Performance
35:44 Balancing Easy Runs and Speed Workouts
36:32 Running by Feel and Strava Pressure
38:13 Social Media's Impact on Mental Game
44:51 Identity and Performance in Fitness
51:54 Exploring New Fitness Goals
55:23 Controversial Gym Policies
01:11:06 Conclusion and Contact Information
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In episode 56 of 'Lifting, Running, and Living,' the hosts dive into two hot fitness topics: the creatine gummy scandal and a controversial moment at a Hyrox competition.
The episode kicks off with personal updates, highlighting a grueling hill climb race in Vail, Colorado, and detailing a new training regimen focused on balancing lifting and cardio.
The discussion then shifts to the creatine gummy scandal involving Push Supplements, where third-party testing revealed significantly lower creatine content than advertised.
Lastly, the hosts analyze a viral video from a Hyrox competition where a competitor continued the event despite his partner collapsing, prompting a debate on the balance between mental toughness and human empathy.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff
00:18 Fitness Headlines Overview
01:23 Hill Climb Race Recap
11:34 Training and Nutrition Updates
21:56 Creatine Gummy Scandal
30:57 Influencer's Creatine Experience
32:50 Placebo Effect in Fitness
33:59 Supplement Industry Ethics
36:08 Importance of Whole Foods
38:10 Influencer Trust and Sponsorships
42:13 Hyrox Competition Controversy
45:32 Debate on Competitor's Actions
58:27 Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up
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In episode 55, Kelly and JK share their current favorites and what they are loving right now in their fitness and personal lives.
Kelly kicks off the discussion by talking about her motivation to complain less and focus on positive aspects. They discuss highlights such as track workouts with friends, the thrill of using super shoes, and staying updated on significant running events like Faith Kipyegon's sub-four-minute mile attempt.
JK talks about his experience with full-body training routines, the benefits of summertime fruits like watermelon and honeydew, and the joy of participating in community challenges to maintain focus.
Kelly also brings up the fun of watching Sunday baseball and the dynamics of her husband's rec league games.
The episode wraps up with some reflections on dealing with internet bots and the value of being part of supportive communities.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview
00:42 The Inspiration Behind This Episode
00:55 Kelly's Positive Shift and Virgo Traits
03:29 Faith Kipyegon's Sub-Four Minute Mile Attempt
08:38 Full Body Training Focus
19:48 Track Wednesdays and Super Shoes
25:35 Summertime Fruit Favorites
28:15 Fruit Preferences and Childhood Memories
30:03 Sunday Baseball Vibes
36:24 Community and Challenges
46:05 Engagement and Social Media Strategies
47:12 Concluding Thoughts and Announcements
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In episode 54 of 'Lifting, Running, and Living,' Kelly and JK discuss the importance of focusing on the key aspects that truly matter in running and lifting, while avoiding minor distractions.
They kick off with personal updates, including Kelly's positive experience with Garmin customer service and her upcoming race plans and JK’s recent experience at Perform Better Summit.
The main discussion highlights major principles for effective running, such as running volume, the importance of easy runs, incorporating speed workouts, strength training, and listening to your body. Kelly also addresses common distractions like obsessing over pace, gear, and supplements.
JK provides a brief preview of the essential elements for successful lifting, emphasizing progressive overload, proper form, consistency, and recovery. This episode is a comprehensive guide for runners and lifters aiming to optimize their training by focusing on foundational elements.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff
00:45 Garmin Watch Troubles and Customer Service
04:45 Training and Racing Updates
08:08 Father's Day and Chicago Trip
16:21 Creatine Discussion
23:48 Main Topic: Focusing on What Matters in Running and Lifting
25:42 Introduction to Running Tips
26:15 Running Volume and Frequency
29:44 Importance of Easy Runs
31:08 Speed Workouts for Runners
34:22 Strength Training for Runners
39:45 Listening to Your Body
40:50 Minor Focus Areas in Running
49:41 Lifting Weights: The Majors
55:55 Conclusion and Contact Information
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In episode 53 of 'Lifting, Running, and Living,' hosts Kelly and JK start with some personal updates including coaching stories and ongoing renovations.
Kelly shares the exciting experience of coaching her brother for his first half marathon in San Diego, discussing the logistical challenges and race-day dynamics.
JK provides an update on transitioning into summer training and engaging with his coaching email list.
The episode then shifts to evaluating fitness trends, including interval walking, Pilates, zone 2 training, and contrast therapy—discussing their effectiveness and common misconceptions. The hosts critically analyze these trends and give their two cents from their own perspectives.
00:00 Welcome and Introductions
00:30 Coaching Updates and Marathon Stories
10:36 Bathroom Remodel and Daily Annoyances
20:36 Training Plans and Summer Goals
24:56 Engaging with the Community
29:33 Fitness Trends Discussion
30:08 Introduction to Interval Walking Training
30:48 The 10,000 Steps Marketing Campaign
33:10 High Intensity Interval Walking Study
34:46 The Benefits of Walking
37:51 Pilates and Its Popularity
46:19 Zone Two Training
57:56 Contrast Therapy: Cold Plunge and Sauna
01:05:13 Conclusion and Where to Find Us
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In episode 52, Kelly and JK kick off with updates, including Kelly signing up for her first track race and JK discussing his son's baseball activities and a recent tournament victory.
The conversation transitions to ranking current fitness trends, covering AI in fitness applications, wearable technology tracking various health metrics, and the emerging fitness competition Hyrox.
They dive deep into the benefits, challenges, and personal experiences associated with each trend, offering insights and opinions on their usefulness and impact on overall fitness.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff
00:22 Kelly's First Track Race
01:42 Adult Track Meets and Training
07:27 Baseball Journey
19:11 Upcoming Speaking Engagement
22:59 Ranking Fitness Trends
27:09 AI in Fitness: A Hell Yeah or a Meh?
28:02 Strava and Garmin: Personal Experiences with AI
30:42 What Would Make AI in Fitness a Hell Yeah?
37:12 Wearable Technology: Tracking Everything
38:57 The Importance of Self-Reporting in Fitness
48:22 Hyrox: The New Fitness Craze
58:30 Concluding Thoughts and Teasers for Next Time
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In this episode of Lifting, Running, and Living, hosts Kelly and JK, accompanied by Pumpkin, open with personal updates.
Kelly shares her experience coaching her brother for his half marathon and spending time with her parents. JK discusses moving his daughter from college and exploring new trails in Birmingham, including his favorite gym.
The main topic focuses on essential advice for casual runners. They emphasize the importance of warming up, strength training, monitoring mileage, proper footwear, and overall recovery, including hydration, sleep, and mobility.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff
01:02 Kelly's Brother's Marathon Journey
04:42 Family Updates and Podcasting Challenges
10:19 JK's Alabama Trip and Observations
19:11 Running Advice for Casual Runners
29:58 Defining Strength Training
30:25 Key Movement Patterns
31:12 Strength Training vs Cardio
32:42 Overdoing Mileage in Running
34:52 Gradual Increase in Running Volume
36:26 Nutrition and Increased Mileage
41:33 Pre-Run Nutrition Tips
46:30 Choosing the Right Running Shoes
50:22 Importance of Recovery
51:49 Hydration and Sleep
01:01:22 Mobility and Stretching
01:03:45 Conclusion and Contact Information
Links:
Running Warm Ups: https://youtu.be/tOwW7H1QUUk?si=WO3f6zTE2AKOUsgf
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In episode 50 of Lifting, Running, and Living, Kelly and JK kick off with personal updates including Kelly's new smart trainer experience, family news, and JK's recent travel adventures, including a lost phone saga in Las Vegas.
The discussion moves on to an intriguing article about humanoid robots participating in the Beijing half marathon.
The main topic delves into the exclusivity of the Boston Marathon, the debate around influencer entries, and broader questions on the balance between inclusivity and exclusivity in events.
The episode concludes with a thoughtful discussion on whether every space needs to be inclusive and whether we've gone too far in the name of inclusion.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff
00:31 Kelly's Big Update: Becoming an Aunt
02:25 Training Updates: From Nordic Track to Smart Trainer
08:26 Lifting Motivation and Workout Routines
12:15 Travel Adventures and Conference Highlights
18:50 Lost Phone Saga and Upcoming Travel Plans
23:34 Robots Running Half Marathons: A Fascinating Experiment
31:01 Creepy Robot Encounter
31:27 Boston Marathon Exclusivity Debate
32:29 Qualifying for the Boston Marathon
33:47 Influencers and Charity Bibs
46:30 Boston Marathon's Historical Context
49:49 Inclusivity vs. Exclusivity in Sports
54:00 Youth Sports and Inclusivity
01:06:00 Final Thoughts and Farewell
Links:
Humanoid Robots at Beijing Half Marathon:
https://www.wired.com/story/beijing-half-marathon-humanoid-robots/
Boston Marathon Stats: https://athletikaty.com/2024/03/03/who-got-into-the-2024-boston-marathon-if-11000-time-qualifiers-didnt/
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In this episode of Lifting, Running, and Living, Kelly shares updates on her recent lifting progress, including setting new personal records in bench, back squat, and overhead press over a nine-week training cycle.
Kelly also announces her decision to phase out of coaching to focus on her full-time job.
JK shares updates on his current morning routine changes and how they impact his productivity.
The duo then dives into a discussion on whether women can handle more training volume than men, covering myths, facts, and scientific studies. They discuss how factors like estrogen, muscle fiber composition, and recovery rates play a role in training volume.
Finally, they delve into the context of training volume and why it matters.
00:00 Welcome and Episode Kickoff
00:21 Kelly's Training Updates
03:18 Future Training Plans
04:49 Big Announcement: Phasing Out of Coaching
07:47 Savannah Trip Recap
09:42 Switching Airlines: Southwest to United
14:57 TSA Precheck and Travel Experiences
17:30 Wedding Weekend and Morning Routine Changes
27:04 Main Topic Introduction: Training Volume Myths
33:13 Understanding Aerobic Metabolism
33:59 Slow Twitch Muscle Fibers and Endurance Training
34:31 Gender-Specific Training Programs
36:50 Fatigue Resistance in Women
41:38 Recovery Differences Between Genders
49:49 Training Volume and Gender
56:16 Debating Training Programs and Gender Considerations
01:12:17 Concluding Thoughts and Final Remarks
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In episode 48 of Lifting, Running, and Living, coaches Kelly and JK start off with discussing their current training updates.
Kelly shares insights on her experience with the 5 3 1 Wendler strength training program and the challenges she faced, while JK talks about balancing personal training with social media content creation.
They dive into the main topic: the influence of a coach's own athletic performance on their coaching effectiveness. They debate common myths and misconceptions in coaching, especially in running and physique-related training.
Both share their experiences working with clients and the importance of finding a balance between practical knowledge and performance excellence.
They also brainstorm a reality TV show concept that matches clients with coaches blindly to test the significance of appearance and records in coaching success.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff
00:25 Kelly's Training Update: 5/3/1 Program
02:23 Discussion on One Rep Max Testing
08:58 JK's Training and Social Media Balance
17:34 Today's Topic: How Good of an Athlete Should Your Coach Be?
27:41 The Importance of Coach's Appearance
28:50 Blind Auditions and Reducing Bias
30:45 Applying Blind Selection to Coaching
33:09 Designing a Blind Coaching Experiment
42:20 Challenges in Coaching Beyond Expertise
49:44 Concluding Thoughts and Contact Information
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