By Hayden Shearman We’ve just passed the 100-day mark to the upcoming Tokyo Olympics. For those athletes selected and competing, the next 100 days represents the final stage in their lifelong goal of competing at the Games. This 100 days is the final stage of at least 12 years of competing and training and is[…]
Hello 2021! Wow, that was quite a year we just had and this workout is a great holidays fartlek session designed to remind us all of that pure enjoyment of running free. WHAT? 4x5mins @ about your 10k race effort 2min jog recoveries Terrain: Undulating trail that isn’t too technical under foot. Feels: New[…]
By Hayden Shearman // One of the biggest mistakes we can make as runners is having too many goals, entering too many races and, as a result, confusing our training with competing goals. This is where the newly crowned 5000m world record holder can help us out. I recently heard an interview with Joshua Cheptegei[…]
With the Kepler Challenge and The Goat and National Secondary Schools Track and Field Champs coming this weekend, we catch up with Brad Luiten who is hoping to become NZ’s next world record holder … in the rather obscure speed golf. He has a seven handicap and is a 1:11 half marathoner so has the[…]
You’ve set running goals but how do you get after them and make them reality? This week Hamish and Hayden draw on everything from personal experience and Tony Robbins quotes to demonstrate the importance of combining strategy and desire to reach your goals. We also catch up with Tom Walsh’s ground hog day national record[…]
Without a vision the people perish. And without an audacious goal or two, our running stagnates and typically goes backward. So this week Hamish and Hayden talk about how and why to come up with goals for your running. We also catch up on local news including the Cambridge Half, Mount Maunganui Half, and the[…]