- Want to run your best in 2017? Our expert roundtable of Executive Editor Tish Hamilton, Training Director Budd Coates, and Chief Running Officer Bart Yasso answer your questions on how to reach your running goals for the new year. (1:34)
- In the Kick, we round up the top five running stories of the year—the stories that made us laugh and cry and feel everything in between. (58:58)
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Run Your Best in 2017
It’s all about you and your running goals in this episode of The Runner’s World Show Its all about you and your running goals in this episode of The Best Running Podcasts roundtable.
We asked listeners and readers to send us questions about their 2017 running goals, and you didn’t disappoint.
As promised, we devoted the entire episode to answering your questions on training, goal-setting, nutrition, and just running strong. New Year, New You.
The Kick
We wrap things up with some of the top stories in running from 2017:
- Our panel of experts will help you run your best in 2017; some of the top stories of the year
- Meet the Mustachioed, Beer-Drinking “Hero” Who Crashed the Trials 10K
- The Best Running Podcasts
- Audiobooks to Help Make Up for Loss of Daylight
- We wrap things up with some of the top stories in running from 2017
- 10 Listeners can go to
Episode Credits:
The Runner’s World Show is hosted by Editor-in-Chief David Willey.
The podcast is produced by Sylvia Ryerson, Christine Fennessy, and Brian Dalek.
Interviews on the podcast have been edited for length and clarity. Got a story idea for the show? Send it to [email protected].
Brian has spent more than a decade focused on creating compelling news, health, and fitness content—with a particular interest on enthusiast activities like running and cycling. He’s coordinated coverage of major events like the Paris Olympics, Boston Marathon, New York City Marathon, and Tour de France, with an eye toward both the professional race and the engaging stories readers love.
