On Coaching with Magness & Marcus
A podcast by Steve Magness - Mondays
261 Episodes
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Episode 121: You’re not working hard enough and you’re not recovering deep enough.
Published: 27/09/2020 -
Episode 120: Peak Fitness vs. Peak Performance
Published: 14/09/2020 -
Episode 119: Upgrading Lactate Dynamics: A Key to Running Faster Longer
Published: 30/08/2020 -
Episode 118: The Future of College Sports and the NCAA
Published: 17/08/2020 -
Episode 117: Development Part 2- Middle Distance Training
Published: 10/08/2020 -
Episode 116: Endurance Development- Part 1
Published: 27/07/2020 -
Episode 115: Fartleks, Alternations and the Lost Workout Style
Published: 20/07/2020 -
Episode 114: Do Fast Times Transfer to Being Competitive
Published: 13/07/2020 -
Episode 113: Being Fit Doesn’t Mean Running Fast
Published: 29/06/2020 -
Episode 112: The Myth of Losing Speed
Published: 22/06/2020 -
Episode 111: Top Mistakes Highly Motivated Athletes Make and Why
Published: 15/06/2020 -
Episode 110: Endurance Speed or Speed Endurance? Which approach should we take?
Published: 08/06/2020 -
Episode 109: The Fine Line Between Serious and Obsessive
Published: 01/06/2020 -
Episode 108: Secrets Revealed- Developing Championship Runners
Published: 24/05/2020 -
Episode 107: A Track and Field New World Order: Make Track Great Again
Published: 20/04/2020 -
Episode 106: The Hot Hand and The Science of Streaks: A Discussion with Ben Cohen
Published: 05/04/2020 -
Episode 105: Clarity is Power: Coaching, Training, and Achieving During Difficult Times
Published: 30/03/2020 -
Episode 104: What to Do During Adverse and Challenging Times: A Runner’s Guide to COVID-19
Published: 12/03/2020 -
Episode 103: Why You Shouldn’t Train Like a Pro…Unless You’re a Pro
Published: 04/02/2020 -
Episode 102: High Volume AND High Speed Training
Published: 13/01/2020
Steve Magness and Jon Marcus team up to bring you an insider's view on coaching. Taking you inside the thoughts and conversations that usually occur behind the scenes. They bring a diverse background having both worked with athletes at the collegiate and professional level. They hope to bring a mixture of science, old-fashioned wisdom, and a touch of philosophy to help understand the process of coaching and maximizing endurance performance. For more information visit www.ScienceOfRunning.com