Topics include nutrition, fueling, training plans, breaking 2 hours in the half, perimenopause, running postpartum, racing Boston, impact of alcohol on training. Expert coaches share insights, personal running journeys, managing chronic health issues, motivation, balancing training intensity. Discussions on optimal carb intake, personalized nutrition coaching, pacing strategies for Boston Marathon, age-defying training methods, navigating postpartum and perimenopause, empowerment through advocacy.
For women in perimenopause, focus on strength training, nutrition, and hydration.
Transition to trail running postpartum with gradual progression, strength training, and hydration.
Master's runners benefit from strength training, high-protein intake, and tailored training cycles.
Deep dives
Expert Advanced Approach to Perimenopause Issues
For women hitting perimenopause, it's essential to focus on strength training, nutrition, and hydration. Prioritize core strength, including hips, hamstrings, and glutes. Consider flexibility and mobility work to maintain joint health. Monitor symptoms closely and consult with healthcare providers for personalized guidance and advice.
Gradual Transition to Trail Running Postpartum
For a smooth transition to trail running postpartum, consider gradual progression from walking and hiking on trails to running. Take into account ligament and joint changes, hydration, and caloric needs. Prioritize strength training, especially for core and lower body, to enhance stability and protect against injury on trails.
Strategies for Master's Runners in Training
Master's runners benefit from strength training to protect joints and bones. Incorporate a week-long 10-day training cycle for more recovery time. Emphasize high-protein intake, hydration, and nutrition for muscle maintenance. Listen to your body, adjust running intensity, and include mobility work for more efficient training.
Optimizing Trail Running Postpartum
For postpartum trail running, focus on gradual progression from hiking to running. Incorporate strength training for stability and joint protection. Monitor hormonal changes, prioritize hydration, and maintain balanced nutrition. Adjust running intensity as per energy levels and focus on mobility work to reduce injury risk.
Effective Training Strategies for Ultimate Masters
Ultimate Masters runners should prioritize strength training for stability and joint protection. Consider a 10-day training cycle for better recovery. Emphasize balanced nutrition and hydration for muscle maintenance and injury prevention. Tailor running intensity and include mobility work to enhance overall fitness and performance.
In this episode we bring you part 2 of Ask the Coach Q&A as we field questions about nutrition, fueling, training plans, when to do leg day, breaking 2 hours in the half, perimenopause, running postpartum, how to race Boston, the impact alcohol has on training, and more!
Coach Abby Omerza is a RRCA Certified Coach with a Master of Science in Exercise Physiology and Fitness Leadership. She’s a Boston Marathon Qualifier, ultra-runner, and triathlete.
Coach Cindy Neldner is a RRCA Certified Running Coach with Masters of Science in Health Services Admin. A former Division 1 Collegiate Heptathlete turned marathoner, she has finished 25 marathons to date.
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