We took the podcast on the road to Toronto for a live show at the legendary Second City, and let's just say things got a little wild! Between some spicy running opinions,hilariously questionable ideas, and plenty of laughs, we had an absolute blast, and now you get to join in on the fun.
We've also got plenty of tips to help keep enjoying those miles for years to come. From improving your mobility and taking better care of your feet to finding your rhythm with breathing and staying motivated as you get older, there's a little something for everyone looking to make running feel better.
And with the New York City Marathon just around the corner, the excitement is really heating up!. We're looking at some big names lining up for race weekend, breaking down the road to the LA28 Olympic marathon, and making sure you have everything you need to follow the action or tackle the five boroughs yourself.
We took the Marathon Handbook Podcast LIVE to the legendary Second City in Toronto, and let's just say… things got a little wild!
The team hit the stage to share their hottest takes and most ridiculous half-baked ideas, covering everything from running to… well, absolutely anything else!
With plenty of laughs, questionable opinions, and some hilarious audience interaction, this was one unforgettable night!
Come hang out with us for a fun, completely different episode of the Marathon Handbook Podcast. You won't want to miss this one!
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