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Women’s Running Collective

Podcast Women’s Running Collective
Womens Running Collective
A new podcast for all women who run. Any pace and at any point in their running journey

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  • Jussies recap of her AMAZING NEW YORK MARATHON
    Welcome to Episode 1 of Season 3 of the Women’s Running Collective! This week, we’re back after a little podcast hiatus—and we have a lot to catch up on! Between sick kids, trips to Hamilton Island, and Jussie’s recent adventure running the New York Marathon, life has been a whirlwind. We apologise for our inconsistent posting schedule, but we’re so glad to be back and sharing all the exciting things happening in our running world! In this episode, Jussie shares her incredible experience running the New York Marathon—the highs, the lows, the emotional rollercoaster, and everything in between. It’s a deep dive into what it’s like to run one of the world’s most iconic races, and trust us, you don’t want to miss it! Karmen’s Recommendation: She’s been snacking on LCM Bars lately Jussie’s Recommendation: Jussie is giving a shoutout to something that made her marathon experience even better—Brown Bagging. Wait, what? Not what you think! Listen in to find out exactly what “brown bagging” is all about and why it might just change your race-day strategy forever. (Hint: It’s NOT poo in a bag!) Hayley’s Strava Hack: Have you ever wanted to give everyone kudos after a group run without having to go one by one? Well, Hayley has a Strava hack that will change your life! If you’re running with a group, simply shake your phone, and it will automatically give everyone in your group kudos. Yep, you heard that right—super easy and super fun! As always, thank you for joining us on this journey. We love hearing from you, so be sure to connect with us on social media or drop us a message with your thoughts, feedback, or any marathon tips you might have! Links & Resources: Follow us on Instagram: @WomensRunningCollective EMAIL us at [email protected] TIKTOK @womensrunningcollective Thank you for being part of the Women’s Running Collective! We hope you enjoy the episode and we promise to work on being more consistent with our podcast releases. Until next time, keep running, keep striving, and keep inspiring each other!
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  • What we wish we knew before we started running
    Podcast Notes: Women’s Running Collective – “What We Wish We Knew Before We Started Running” Welcome to another episode of the Women’s Running Collective podcast! In today’s episode, we’ll dive into the lessons we’ve learned from running and what we wish we knew when we started. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting out, these insights might just resonate with you! Key Topics: How Much We Needed to Learn When we first started running, we didn’t realize just how much there was to learn—about training, techniques, pacing, and how to listen to our bodies. The journey of running is not just physical; it’s a steep learning curve that teaches us resilience, adaptability, and patience.  The Community and Friendship Factor One of the biggest surprises was how running connected us with so many amazing people. From joining running groups to making lifelong friends on training runs, we discovered that running is more than just a sport—it’s a community. The True Cost of Running We underestimated how much running can cost, not just in terms of gear, but with entry fees for races, travel, and accessories. It’s easy to spend money on new shoes, clothing, and other running essentials, so budgeting for running can be important if you’re serious about the sport. Running Doesn’t Have to Hurt One of the biggest misconceptions we had was that running should always be painful or uncomfortable. But with proper form, appropriate pacing, and a focus on injury prevention, running can actually be enjoyable and pain-free. Running is Addictive Once you start seeing progress, running has a way of becoming addictive. The high from a runner's rush, the sense of accomplishment after a long run, and the challenge of hitting new goals can all become irresistible. It’s Never Too Late to Start Running For those thinking it's too late to pick up running, know this: it’s never too late! Starting running at any age comes with its own set of challenges, but it’s never too late to begin, set goals, and enjoy the benefits. The Importance of Rest and Recovery One lesson we learned the hard way is how crucial rest and recovery are. Overtraining can lead to injuries and burnout. Prioritizing rest, foam rolling, stretching, and sleep is as important as the training itself. How Much Your Fuel Intake Increases Running long distances requires fueling the body properly. We quickly realized that the more we ran, the more we needed to pay attention to our nutrition and hydration. Keeping up your energy and aiding recovery is key to running well and staying healthy. Success Doesn’t Come Overnight Whether it's hitting a new PR, completing a race, or simply making running a regular habit, success takes time. Progress is a gradual process, and consistency is everything. The key is to trust the process and celebrate small wins along the way. Recommendations: Jussie’s Pick: Archies Footwear – These super-comfy, supportive sandals are perfect for recovery days and keeping your feet happy after long runs. Check them out here. Hayley’s Pick: One Running – A brand that understands runners’ needs with their high-quality gear. Visit their site for great running apparel and essentials: One Running. Karmen’s Pick: Quad Lock Phone Case – For those who love to listen to music or track their runs, this secure phone case is a must-have. Check out the best way to carry your phone while running: Quad Lock. Final Thoughts: Running is a journey that comes with ups and downs, but it’s also filled with triumphs and moments of joy. Remember to be kind to yourself, celebrate every milestone, and stay connected to the community that supports you. Thanks for joining us for this episode of the Women’s Running Collective podcast. Happy running! xo Hayles, Jussie and Karmen          
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  • Live from the Sydney Marathon
    Show Notes: Episode 9, Season 2 - LIVE from The Sydney Marathon In this exciting episode, we bring you the latest from the iconic Sydney Marathon! We sit down with the inspiring Nina Ajaj, an advocate for encouraging more Muslim women to take up running in Western Sydney. Nina shares her personal journey, the challenges and rewards of starting a running routine, and the impact her advocacy is having in empowering women in her community. Also, as always, we dive into our usual running recommendations, tips, and chat. Whether you're preparing for a marathon or just getting started, we've got something for every runner! Episode Highlights: Interview with Nina Ajaj on her mission to make running more inclusive for Muslim women in Western Sydney. Nina's personal running journey and how it led her to become an advocate for change. The benefits of running for both physical and mental health. Practical advice for those thinking about starting their own running journey. Our regular running recommendations: gear, training tips, and nutrition for runners. Tune in for a dose of inspiration and motivation, plus all the latest from The Sydney Marathon! Follow us on instagram @womensrunning_collective   
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  • Run with Abundance: Unlocking the Power of a Positive Mindset!
    Women’s Running Collective S2 Episode 9: Abundance Mindset for Running Episode Summary: In this episode, we explore the transformative power of an abundance mindset in running. Join us as we discuss how to shift from a scarcity mentality to one that fosters confidence and positivity, empowering you to reach your running goals. Key Topics: Understanding Mindsets: Abundance Mindset: The belief that there is enough success, happiness, and resources for everyone, encouraging a positive outlook. Scarcity Mindset: The belief in limited resources, leading to feelings of inadequacy and fear of not measuring up. Impact on Running: How a scarcity mindset can create anxiety and self-doubt, holding runners back from achieving their potential. The importance of self-worth and belief in one’s abilities for overcoming challenges. Cultivating an Abundance Mindset: Practice 1: Fuel Your Body and Mind Proper nutrition boosts both physical and mental performance. Remember to celebrate the fuel you provide for your body! Practice 2: Focus on Gratitude Shift your thoughts from scarcity to appreciation. Notice what’s going well during your runs, and cultivate gratitude for your running journey. Practice 3: Embrace Easy Runs Incorporating more easy runs can enhance your confidence and enjoyment, reinforcing the belief that you have enough within you to succeed. Sponsor Highlight: Discover PILLAR Triple Magnesium for improved sleep and recovery. Use code WRC15 for 15% off your first purchase at pillarperformance.shop. Additional Discounts: SPARMS: 20% off first purchase with code WRC20 at https://au.sparms.com/ LSKD: 15% off with code WRC-AMB. Check out their new running collection! Join Us: Tune in to shift your running mindset and embrace the abundance around you!   
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  • Running Made Simple: Breaking Down Every Session You Need to Know!
    Women’s Running Collective - Season 2, Episode 7: ALL the Different Running Sessions Episode Overview: In this episode, we dive into the various types of running sessions that can enhance your training and performance. From base runs to fartlek training, we break down the benefits and techniques for each session type. We also discuss our typical running schedules. Key Topics Covered: Base Runs: Understanding the importance of building endurance. Tips for maintaining a steady pace. Hills: How hill training can improve strength and speed. Strategies for tackling uphill and downhill runs. Speed Intervals: What speed work looks like and its role in race prep. How to effectively incorporate intervals into your routine. Tempo Runs/Threshold: The benefits of running at your lactate threshold. Structuring a tempo run for optimal performance. Long Runs: Planning long runs for marathon training. Key considerations for pacing and recovery. Fartlek Training: How to implement this fun, unstructured speed play into your training. Examples of fartlek workouts. Personal Running Schedules: Insights into our weekly training routines and how we balance various session types. Recommendations: Hayley: Use the lap button on your Garmin for intervals (bottom right button). Jussie: Consider going up a shoe size when training for a marathon. Karmen: Save up for a running holiday—it's a great way to motivate your training! Special Thanks: A big shoutout to our episode sponsor, Pillar Performance! For top-notch performance supplements, head over to Pillar Performance and enjoy 15% off your first purchase with the code WRC15. Thank you for supporting our podcast! Connect with Us: Don’t forget to follow us on social media and join the conversation about your running experiences!
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