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8 Times a King pulls back the curtain on Ronnie Coleman’s legendary Olympia reign. From his days as an unknown police officer placing dead last in shows, to the era-defining battles against Flex Wheeler, Kevin Levrone, and Jay Cutler, this book traces every year, rivalry, and controversy of Coleman’s unmatched eight-year run. Set inside the sweat-soaked walls of Metroflex Gym and judged under the bright lights of the Olympia stage, Ronnie’s transformation wasn’t just physical—it shifted the standards of an entire sport. Built from meticulous research, each chapter dives into ...

Unleash the elegance of Jane Austen's world into your fitness routine with 'Fit and Fabulous Austen: A Literary Workout.' Immerse yourself in a delightful fusion of Regency charm and invigorating exercises inspired by the beloved characters of Pride and Prejudice. In this enchanting guide, discover Elizabeth Bennet Lunges that transport you to the meadows of Longbourn, where grace meets strength. Stand tall with hands on hips, step into a lunge position, and embark on a journey of self-discovery as you alternate legs through 3 sets of 12 lunges. Each movement echoes the resilience and poise...

Stay Strong, Stay Independent with improved balance in weeks, even if you've faced challenges for decades. Do you fear the consequences of a fall that could threaten your independence, mobility, or life? Are your concerns about balance preventing you from enjoying freedom in your golden years? Have you tried remedies that didn't hold up, leaving you feeling more overwhelmed or disheartened than before? If you've ever wished for a solution that empowers you to regain control and confidence, you are not alone. Losing balance and fearing falls can become a daunting issue for many seniors. But ...

Her neck, shoulders, and temples throbbed. Her eyes threatened to close under the weight of exhaustion. But she was so, so close to finishing her project. She couldn’t—wouldn’t—stop. So, she got another cup of coffee and a donut to carry her through… This was AnnMerle Feldman at age 50: professor, researcher, administrator, and single mother of two. In chronic pain, “self-care” brought no relief. Tied to her desk, she persisted, pushing through the pain to complete her projects. But as she looked around, she realized the quicksand of this life was pulling her—and the women around her—under.

In this chat with TYP fave Dr. Jodi Richardson, we talk about navigating life with anxiety and we explore some interesting questions like.. what's something that most people get wrong about anxiety? How do we tell the difference between "normal" worry and a clinical anxiety disorder? What's actually happening in the brain and body during an anxious moment? Are we over-pathologising uncomfortable emotions, or are we under-treating genuine mental health issues? Or something else? When does "protecting our kids" become more of a hindrance than a help? What’s the role of risk-taking in building ...

In today’s episode: we take a look at the last few months of charity challenges as we round up the last 4 months, we talk through our favourite parts abd what we found toughest. We finish by talking through how we would structure training for anyone wanting to partake in the 3 peak challenge. Hopefully you can learn from our mistakes 😅

In Episode 25 of The G3X Podcast, I sat down with Christina Olsen, a powerful fitness coach and entrepreneur behind Nordic Fitness, to talk about her journey from athlete to business owner. We dug deep into the mental and physical shifts she experienced transitioning from sports to coaching, and how understanding your "why" in fitness can transform your entire lifestyle.Christina brought some serious gems to this episode — we talked about the myths around nutrition, how discipline beats motivation, and why building a community is essential for long-term growth. One of the most powerful ...

Chantelle and I were super stoked to have Jacob Puzey on the latest episode of The Long Run! Jacob is a race director of many events, including the 5 Peaks race series, and he reached out recently with some race cancellations happening and wanted to chat with us about the back-end of races and how those sorts of decisions are made. He also sheds some light on what his event costs look like, including this cool breakdown of his expenses:Jacob also let us know that his insurance claim from the 5 Peaks race that was cancelled has been approved. It’s the first time they’ve used that, and it ...

Today is Friday, July 4, 2025, and on this day in 1886, Tom Longboat was born on the Six Nations Reserve in Ontario, Canada. In today's episode, we will talk about Tom Longboat's experience and legacy as an indigenous runner, hear how he won the Boston Marathon in 1907, and talk to his great, great grandson, Kristian, who is literally running in his footsteps. This episode was edited and produced by my good friend and confidant, Rob Garcia. Check out his podcast, ⁠⁠Rob on the Run on Youtube⁠⁠, or on Instagram as @robontherunpod.If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to like, ...

What happens when your life as an elite athlete is stripped away—and you’re forced to rebuild, not just your body, but your identity?In this powerful and personal episode, we sit down with Jamie Whitmore—a world-class endurance athlete whose story is less about podiums and more about persistence.Jamie was once one of the most dominant XTERRA racers in the world—winning races across continents, climbing mountains on her bike, and chasing down competitors on foot. But when life shifted, so did her focus. Today, she’s a mother of twins, a coach to high school runners, a deeply ...

Send us a textThe off-season is over — it’s go time. In this solo episode, James delivers your pre-season wake-up call with a high-energy breakdown of what it takes to level up for your best race season yet. From hard lessons learned last year to what’s trending in HYROX, OCR, and marathon training, this episode gets real about what actually works. We dive into the three pillars every athlete needs to dial in — movement, mindset, and mechanics — and lay out a clear plan to crush the next 4–6 weeks of training. Whether you’re going for a PR or just aiming to finish stronger than ...

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Why We Think It's Important to Keep Practicing Ashtanga Yoga and Why We Hope You Keep Practicing Too Dedicated Ashtanga Yoga practice is a powerful journey worth pursuing, even decades after your first class. Reflecting on more than 25 years of practice, we've discovered profound reasons to stay committed, which we captured in a recent series on why we are still practicing Ashtanga Yoga. Ashtanga Yoga is a lifelong commitment. Practicing Ashtanga Yoga for over 25 years has taught us patience, humility, and dedication. It’s not just about achieving the poses but about continual inner ...

In this conversation, Hannah Allgood shares her journey as a trail runner, reflecting on her recent 7th place performance at the Western States 100 and her competitive spirit. She discusses her athletic background, the decision to pursue running over other sports, and how her competitive nature has evolved. Hannah emphasizes the joy of trail running, the inclusivity of the sport, and the importance of gratitude towards her support team. She also touches on her training strategies, mental shifts in racing, and aspirations for future races, highlighting her growth as an athlete. Sponsors ASICS -...

In this powerful episode of Going Rogue, Angie Manson sits down with Gary Menkes—host of the Begin Again Podcast and founder of the recovery lifestyle brand RCVR—to explore what it means to turn adversity into a legacy.With 19 years of sobriety and a lifetime of lessons, Gary opens up about his journey from hitting rock bottom to becoming a beacon of strength, authenticity, and service. They dive deep into topics like:How wounded inner child work, mindset, and consistent action shape lasting recoveryThe birth of his podcast and lifestyle brand rooted in recovering out loudWhy competitive ...

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We chat to Susie Chan; a true community champion of the ultra running world, and much loved Peloton instructor, who has completed some of the world's toughest running challenges. We talk about some of the races she's completed; The Coastal Challenge and the Jungle Ultra by Beyond the Ultimate, Marathon des Sables which she has attended 4 times, and the upcoming Badwater 135. Grab a cuppa and listen to this humble woman talk about some of the amazing things she's done.

Teen mental health crisis, social media addiction, and screen time overload—this episode of The Wellness Lab Digest uncovers the powerful science behind what social psychologist Jonathan Haidt calls the “great rewiring of childhood.” We dive into the global rise in teen anxiety, depression, and sleep disorders following the smartphone boom from 2010–2015, and explore the surprising neuroscience and social data every parent should know.📊 In this episode:🌍 Why teen mental health spiked after 2012📱 Four ways phone-based childhood harms brain development🧠 How rejection ...

In this episode, Chrissy Blankenship shares her inspiring journey from hating running in the Army to becoming an ultra runner. She discusses the importance of community, mental challenges, and the balance between family life and training. Chrissy reflects on her experiences with 100K and 100-mile races, emphasizing the mental and physical preparation required for ultra running. She also shares insights on overcoming obstacles, the solitary nature of long-distance running, and her plans for the upcoming Devil Dog 100-Miler.