In episode 215 of The Physical Performance Show Brad Beer shares a conversation with Prof Peter Reaburn Maximising Health & Performance of the Masters Athlete in this expert edition.
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Anarchy ensues when the Road To Nowhere crew of Nick Earl, Ellie Pashley and Joel Tobin-White are given the keys to the main show.
Ellie might have watch issues while running around the Torquay nudist beach.
Joel gets thrown into the deep end of a Tan session on his comeback, then...
The countdown is on to the World Athletics Cross Country Championships Bathurst 2021.
Australia’s elite cross country runners will take on the world’s best athletes when they contend for the 44th World Athletics Cross Country Championships in Bathurst, New South Wales, on 20 March 2021.
With just 300 days until the...
In episode 216 of The Physical Performance Show Brad Beer shares a conversation with Jonny Brownlee – Double Olympic & Commonwealth Medallist, 2012 World Triathlon Series Champion (Part 1) in this featured performer edition.
Report by Jason Hall, PhD BCom (Hons) CFA
Tracking the performance of 6,000 runners over 40 years reveals that age-related decline is very different from the progression of world best times and marathon qualifying standards in Boston, New York City and Chicago.
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Every runner knows that when it comes to racing,...
There is a new podcast in town, brought to you by Sub-4 miler and Olympian, Jon Rankin, and his business parter and former collegiate distance runner, Bryan Green. Check out episode 8 where the two chat to athlete manager Merhawi Keflezighi.
This week's episode is sponsored by Rapid Ascent. Check out their events at www.trailrunningseries.com.au
Brad hits cross country variations in Stromlo National Park and froths over some upcoming kicks.
Julian argues with the coach and also froths over some upcoming kicks.
Brady learns how much running gloves costs and spends some...
Today we confirm that the most difficult decision in the 41 year history of the annual Gold Coast Marathon has been made.
When we issued a notification of suspended planning almost two months ago, we held genuine hopes that the opportunity to deliver an event as scheduled in July would...
We’re certain you’ve heard that the 2020 Summer Olympics will now be held in 2021. In fact, the entire itinerary has been pushed by back exactly 12 months. The opening ceremony is scheduled to begin on 23 July 2021 in the Japan National Stadium in Tokyo with over 11...
