Show Notes
This episode is brought to you by the McGrath Launceston Running Festival After Joel asks Brett what he's been up to the past week and is met with a mundane answer he assumes the floor and bangs on with several mundane stories surrounding his recent camping trip. TRAINING WEEKS Brett updates the listeners on how his body recovered from the Sound Running 10,000m. While he appeared to dodge any soreness in the first part of the week, his calf stiffened up which lead to a modified training week.THE BIG Q FTK "Friend Of The Show" Lisa Allen poses a question on how to approach a long run when you have a Sub-3 marathon goal. This leads Brett and Joel to provide advice based on multiple different factors. GIVE SOME KUDOS Brett sends his towards Cam Myers for literally no reason before Joel and him team together to hype up Mossy (Jamie Timony) for all his recent video work. Joel then shares a long story about one of his athletes Kevin Kell choosing to race costume-mandatory events to keep things interesting. TWHSOITWTWATSA Brett begins the segment with a story on accidental-hair-pulling from a recent race, which leads to an awkward and misdirected joke from his co-host. Joel closes out the segment and the episode with a submission from a soldier recording a Strava training run on a vessel. https://www.launcestonrunningfestival.com.au/
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