In this episode, we were in conversation with Sam Scott, author, researcher and entrepreneur driven by a passion to help people, especially athletes, with diabetes. Sam Scott takes us through the basics of diabetes, what it is, how does diabetes present itself in the body, what is type 1 and type 2 diabetes, what could be the probable causes of diabetes, how does it affect everyday life as well as the performance of elite athletes and the intricate relationship between diabetes and exercise. ...
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In this episode, we were in conversation with Sam Scott, author, researcher and entrepreneur driven by a passion to help people, especially athletes, with diabetes. Sam Scott takes us through the basics of diabetes, what it is, how does diabetes present itself in the body, what is type 1 and type 2 diabetes, what could be the probable causes of diabetes, how does it affect everyday life as well as the performance of elite athletes and the intricate relationship between diabetes and exercise. ...
In this episode, we were in conversation with Sam Scott, author, researcher and entrepreneur driven by a passion to help people, especially athletes, with diabetes. Sam Scott takes us through the basics of diabetes, what it is, how does diabetes present itself in the body, what is type 1 and type 2 diabetes, what could be the probable causes of diabetes, how does it affect everyday life as well as the performance of elite athletes and the intricate relationship between diabetes and exercise. ...
In this episode, we were in conversation with Ron Mann, a distinguished coach who has been and still is a guiding force to some of the fastest long distance runners in the world. Coach Ron takes us through his journey of training the Korir brothers, Wesley and John, who went on to win the Boston Marathon in 2012 and 2025 respectively. Coach Ron also touches upon what a training regimen looks like for an elite marathoner and how amateur runners can implement those techniques in their training ...
In this episode, we were in conversation with Brady Holmer who has majored in Applied Physiology and Kinesiology from the University of Florida and is a long distance runner himself. This conversation dives into understanding the significance of VO2Max for athletes as well as the general population. How to find out your VO2Max score, how to improve it, whether VO2Max is the key indicator of fitness or are there other factors are a few other topics that also formed part of this conversation. W...
In this episode, we were in conversation with Daniel Vaz, a long distance runner and a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) from the National Strength Conditioning Association (NSCA), USA. In our conversation, we dive into Dan’s journey as a runner, his self experimentation with training techniques, how to progress from being a beginner runner to an experienced runner, how to set goals as an experienced runner, how to begin retraining after a bout of detraining and how to b...
In this episode, we are in conversation with renowned sports scientist and physiotherapist, Dr. Nikhil Latey. Dr. Latey has been on the Indian Olympic Team as a physiotherapist, tending to elite athletes and helping them enhance their performance. In this conversation, we discuss what physiotherapy essentially is, how it can improve sporting performance, how your legs work when you run, how to avoid injuries & how to tend to them if they do occur. We also busted a few running myths along ...
On today’s episode, we were in a hearty conversation with Akshada Patil, popularly known by her Instagram handle, Overlydaa. From being a beginner runner to running marathons across the World and inspiring the running community, Overlydaa has come a long way. Today we dive right into her running journey, her experiences at TMM, her marathon in Paris and how the fitpage hydration stations help out runners across cities. If you are looking to begin your running journey, then this is the convers...
In this episode, we speak to elite ultrarunner and author Damian Hall. While most teens were experimenting with smoking and drinking, Damian was already running cross-country races. He shares how his journey began with a half marathon in his hometown of Bath, eventually leading him to some of the world’s toughest ultramarathons, including the notorious Barkley Marathons. We explore why Damian believes ultrarunning is “easier” than it seems, why he prefers tea over coffee, and what makes the f...
Chennai Runners is one of the biggest running organisations of the country with a legacy spanning 19 years and over 4000 active members. In today's episode, we are in conversation with Yasir Sultan, president of Chennai Runners and an avid long distance runner himself. We dive into the history of Chennai Runners, the chapters that fall under its banner, its initiatives for beginner runners as well as the Chennai Marathon. We also looked back at the running journey of Yasir himself, his progr...
Running and cardiac health go hand in hand. In today’s podcast, we revisit our conversation with Dr. Sanjay Sharma, Professor of Cardiology and Head of Research at St George’s University of London as we dive deep into how running enhances cardiac health and how to safeguard ourselves from any cardiac risks that might be related to the sport. With hot and humid conditions torching the country, this podcast will help you understand the effect of the environmental conditions on the heart, the t...
In this podcast episode, we covered several important topics. Eric Orton, a renowned runner and running coach, shared his insights on various subjects including training techniques, whether or not to run barefoot, and how to maintain proper foot landing and balance. He also talked about the book Born to Run, which he co-authored with Christopher McDougall. Eric revealed fascinating facts about the Tarahumara runners — facts that every runner should know. He also shared valuable knowledge on e...
In this episode of Run with Fitpage, we have Dr. Stavros Kavouras, a distinguished Professor of Nutrition and Assistant Dean of graduate education at Arizona State University's College of Health Solutions. Professor Kavouras discusses the depths of hydration science and its impact on performance, with our host Vikas Singh. Dr Stavros is at the forefront of hydration science. As the visionary founder of the Hydration Science Lab, his pioneering research delves into the profound impact of water...
Even the best sportscar cannot move forward without sufficient fuel and the right type of fuel; the same goes for your body while training for or racing long distances. In this conversation with Dr. Ernst Albin Hansen, research leader at Centre for Health and Rehabilitation at University College, Absalon, we learn about the importance of nutrition and fueling while running long distances and more importantly for maintaining the intensity while on those long runs. This discussion revolves aro...
Don't get detained this summer, just train differently and effectively. Summers in most parts of India are brutal with high temperatures and humidity. Most runners consider this as an off season, a time to pause running and training. In this podcast, listen to how you can alter your training and nutrition strategy and yet continue to train during the summers. We've covered nutrition, hydration, paces, heart rate zones, supplements and much more which will help you train well and continue to ...
Maintaining a healthy diet is a challenge for most of us. One of the key reasons behind it is the lack of knowledge when it comes to what we need to consume and in what proportion. In this podcast, Professor Timothy Noakes weighs in on the importance of macro as well as micronutrients, the role of carbohydrates and fats, the difference between a diet for good health and a diet for performance as well as the importance of a good carb loading plan before an endurance event. If you are looking t...
“There is a very limited number of people who see a strong connection between their current behaviour and its future outcome.” Michael J. Joyner, M.D., is a physician-researcher and one of the world’s leading experts on human performance and exercise physiology. He is also a 2:25 marathoner. In today’s conversation, we dive into the importance of exercise, cardiovascular health and the significance of VO2Max. If you are interested in improving your cardiovascular health and enhancing your VO...
Dr. Kevin Masters is a clinical psychologist and a leader in the fields of health psychology and behavioral medicine. He is a professor of psychology at the University of Colorado Denver. He served a term as the Editor-in-Chief of Annals of Behavioral Medicine. He is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association and the Society of Behavioral Medicine. In this conversation with Vikas, Dr Masters discusses why it is difficult to take up a fitness habit and sustain and what are the k...
Avinash Krishnamurthi is an avid ultramarathoner and a member of the runners council of the TATA Ultra Marathon. Get right into this engaging conversation as Avinash shares his journey of becoming a runner to an ultramarathoner and how he suggests one can train and tackle the TATA Ultra Marathon, a race very dear to him. If you will be running the TUM this year, listening to this conversation will be helpful. About Vikas Singh: Vikas Singh, an MBA from Chicago Booth, worked at Goldman Sachs, ...
Dr Indu Tandon is a running enthusiast who secured a podium finish at the Tata Ultra Marathon 2024 in her age group. Listen to this engaging conversation where she discusses her journey of taking up running and learning progressively. If you are planning to run the TUM anytime soon, this may be a helpful conversation.About Vikas Singh:Vikas Singh, an MBA from Chicago Booth, worked at Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, APGlobale, and Reliance before coming up with the idea of democratizing fitness...
We all love running, and particularly training for running well. But what happens when one cant train regularly? We detrain then. How about we understand the science of detraining and how you can take steps to avoid it.Let us learn the science of detraining with Dr. Ed Coyle, director of the Human Performance Laboratory at the University of Texas at Austin.About Vikas Singh:Vikas Singh, an MBA from Chicago Booth, worked at Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, APGlobale, and Reliance before co...
Why are women underrepresented in marathons? Why are 3k and 5k races essential? Rashmi Mohanty talks about the many challenges women face in running and the steps needed to spark a change.A powerhouse at work and a passionate runner in life, Rashmi shares her incredible journey—starting as a sprinter and transforming into a long-distance runner.She shares how women can make running a priority, while juggling demanding work schedules. She shares powerful insights on balancing work, life, and t...
In this episode, we were in conversation with Sam Scott, author, researcher and entrepreneur driven by a passion to help people, especially athletes, with diabetes. Sam Scott takes us through the basics of diabetes, what it is, how does diabetes present itself in the body, what is type 1 and type 2 diabetes, what could be the probable causes of diabetes, how does it affect everyday life as well as the performance of elite athletes and the intricate relationship between diabetes and exercise. ...
