In this episode of the Tribe Runners Podcast, host Liz Myers talks with ultra runner and coach Ally Robinson about her powerful transformation from a life in ballet to the extreme world of ultra running. Ally opens up about using running to reclaim confidence and purpose after a difficult chapter in her life, and how the sport became a lifeline for healing and growth.
Ally shares a behind-the-scenes look at the infamous Death Race. An unpredictable, mentally punishing event where even finishing unofficially is a triumph. From training with unorthodox methods to pushing past physical and emotional boundaries, Ally reflects on the grit and resilience demanded by races like this. She also offers insight into the supportive yet rugged community that forms around these experiences.
Looking ahead, Ally sets her sights on the Across Florida 200, a new frontier in her ultra journey. Throughout the conversation, themes of mental toughness, community, and the evolving meaning of “tribe” in the endurance world take center stage.
Whether you’re an ultra runner or just curious about what drives someone to seek out the limits of human endurance, this episode is full of real talk, inspiration, and hard-earned wisdom.
Thank you so much Ally for being on the Podcast.
Find Ally Robinson on IG: @something_runderful
Check out her Podcast: HERE
Check out Website: HERE
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In this episode of the Tribe of Runners podcast, Liz Myers (thats me) opens up about one of the hardest moments in my running journey. DNF'ing for the first time in H9: The Dragon’s Spine.
After the months of focused training and race-day excitement to the unexpected ankle injury that forced me to stop, I shares the raw emotions and difficult decisions that came with stepping off the course.
I reflect on the lessons learned about listening to your body, balancing ego with long-term health, and finding strength in the support of friends and family.
Remember that a DNF doesn’t define you. It’s just one chapter in a much bigger running story. And.. .it is not what has happened to you that matters. It is what you do with what happened to you that makes. Make it count!
Thank you to everyone that has reached out! I appreciate you all!
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In this episode of Tribe of Runners, host Liz Myers sits down with accomplished ultra runner and FKT powerhouse Emily Keddie. What started as a love for hiking evolved into a deep passion for ultra running and bold adventures in the mountains. Emily opens up about her journey into the endurance world, her favorite FKTs, and how the freedom and grit of solo efforts differ from traditional racing.
We dive into the planning, perseverance, and emotional depth behind her Oregon Volcanic Skyline FKT. An epic endeavor marked by wild terrain, intense challenges, and unwavering community support. Emily also shares insights on the mental side of FKTs, how coaching has played a role in her growth, and why building a strong, encouraging running tribe matters more than ever.
Whether you're chasing a finish line or the edge of your comfort zone, this conversation will inspire you to get out there and go big.
Tune in, get inspired, and join the tribe.
Thank you so much Emily for being on the Podcast!
Find Emily Keddie on IG: @emilyin.thewild
Check out all Emily's FKT HERE
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In this episode, host Liz Myers dives into the exhilarating world of ultra-marathon running with the Badwater 135 crew of 2025. Featuring Kaylee Frederick (the runner), Andrew Boyd, and Marissa Sisson, this episode explores the highs and lows of one of the toughest races on the planet. They talk about Kaylee's inspiring journey from a first-time runner to a seasoned Badwater competitor. Andrew's insights on pacing and the critical role of crew support. Marissa's transition from casual runner to ultra-marathon enthusiast. The team's strategies for nutrition, hydration, and mental preparation. Memorable moments and lessons learned from the race. Also, sharing how the team overcame challenges, the importance of mental resilience, and the camaraderie that fueled their success.
Thank you Kaylee, Andy, and Marissa for being on the Podcast!
Don't miss out on this incredible story of endurance and teamwork. Subscribe now to the Tribe of Runners podcast for more inspiring episodes!
Also, please forgive the audio overlap. There isn't much but some parts are slightly overlapped.
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Find Marissa on IG: @msisson
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Summary
In this episode of the Tribal Runners podcast, host Liz Myers welcomes Jeff and Brandon, the hosts of the Chasing Trails podcast. They discuss their backgrounds, family life, and how they got into running, particularly trail running. The conversation delves into their motivations for running, the importance of community, and the impact of inspiring the next generation of runners. They also share their upcoming race goals, the journey of starting their podcast, and the significance of sharing stories within the running community. The episode highlights the camaraderie and support found in the running world, emphasizing that running is for everyone, regardless of speed or experience.
Thank you so much Brandon and Jeff for being on the podcast!
Find Chasing Trails Podcast on IG: @chasingtrailspodcast
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Summary
In this episode of the Tribe of Runners podcast, host Liz Myers interviews Dakota Goosby, who shares his inspiring journey from being a non-runner to preparing for the Cocodona 250-mile ultra marathon. Dakota discusses the motivations behind his decision to take on such a daunting challenge, the initial hurdles he faced, and the importance of community support in his running journey. He reflects on his first races, the lessons learned, and how he has structured his training with the help of a coach. Dakota also opens up about dealing with self-doubt, his plans for a simulated 100-miler, and the significance of having a strong 'why' in pursuing his goals. The conversation emphasizes the power of inspiration and the impact of sharing one's journey with others.
Thank you so much Dakota for being on the Podcast!
Find Dakota on IG: @koda.runz
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What if I told you that how you structure your training matters more than how many miles you run? In today’s episode, I dive into one of the most effective but often overlooked strategies in endurance training: periodization.
Whether you're training for your first 50K or tackling your tenth 100-miler, periodization can be the key to unlocking better performance, stronger adaptations, and a healthier training journey.
This episode breaks down how ultrarunners can use periodization to build for a race smarter, be more intentional in training, and use this to philosophy to not just to build fitness, but to peak right when it matters most: on race day.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
The purpose of each phase:
VO₂ Max Block – building your aerobic ceiling
Lactate Threshold Block – increasing sustainable pace and efficiency
Endurance Block – long runs, back-to-backs, terrain specificity
Taper Phase – sharpening and recovery before race day
How to use back-to-back long runs and vertical gain strategically
Why training everything all the time can stall your progress
Real-life tips for applying this to your own training or your athletes'
Whether you’re self-coached or working with a coach, this episode gives you the tools to step back, look at the big picture, and train with true purpose.
Listen in and take notes. This could change how you train forever.
If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe, share it with your running crew, and leave a review to help others find the show!
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Summary
In this episode of The Tribe of Runners, host Liz Myers shares her experiences traveling to the other coast to explore some mountains and crew Joe Corcione at the Tahoe 200. She recounts the journey from exploring multiple lakes with Lizzy Fowler to the challenges faced during the race. Liz emphasizes the significance of having a supportive crew and pacers, and the amazing team Joe has put together to get him to the finish line of Tahoe. She reflects on the emotional moments throughout the race. The episode concludes with valuable questions being answered!
If you have anymore questions about crewing and pacing, check out this episode:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6of0f49cFdi7jKi8yxMlOh?si=c4566a4090cf48d3
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Summary
In this episode, Liz Myers chats with Alyssa McClellan, an ultra runner who shares her journey from competitive CrossFit to ultra running. Alyssa discusses her family life, the her love for the mental challenges of ultra running, her experiences with DNF, and the importance of having a strong crew during races. She talk about her most recent race - The G1M Backyard Ultra and the unique atmosphere created by Bare Performance Nutrition (BPN). She shares how the BPN community emphasizing the sense of community and support in the ultra running world. Also, the personal touches this race did that is not like others. Alyssa talks about the difference in 100 mile races and backyard ultras. She shares the importance of being dialed in, the significance of nutrition and hydration strategies, and the mental tactics that help runners push through this backyard ultra. Alyssa also discusses her future goals in ultra running and the vital role of community and support in the sport, highlighting how these elements contribute to personal growth and achievement.
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Summary
In this episode of the Tribe of Runners podcast, host Liz Myers interviews Aaron Young, an ultra runner who shares his experiences from the Arizona Monster 300 Mile and Cocodona 250 Mile races. Which he ran both within roughly 1 month, and he was the fastest runner to complete both of these races (there was 11 runners who did complete these two races). Aaron discusses his journey into ultra running, the challenges he faced during these grueling races, and the importance of nutrition and mental health in endurance sports. He reflects on his training regimen, the impact of sleep deprivation, and the lessons learned from both races, emphasizing the supportive nature of the ultra running community. Aaron Young also shares his experiences and insights from participating in two significant ultra races: the Arizona Monster and Cocodona. He discusses the challenges faced during these races, including physical and mental struggles, the importance of efficient aid station transitions, and the emotional highs and lows of race day. Aaron reflects on the lessons learned from both races, emphasizing personal growth and the supportive running community. He also shares his future aspirations in ultra running, including attempts at Fastest Known Times (FKTs) on notable trails.
Find Aaron Young on IG: @aarondoesultra
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In this episode of the Tribe of Runners podcast, host Liz Myers chats with Caroline Olson, who shares her remarkable journey from a competitive sailor in Norway to a successful marathon runner. Caroline discusses her initial disdain for running, her spontaneous decision to run a marathon, and the subsequent realization of her talent for long-distance running. The conversation delves into the importance of recovery, the challenges of navigating injuries, and the evolution of her training philosophy, including the significance of heart rate training and personalized coaching. Caroline's story is one of resilience, learning from mistakes, and the pursuit of excellence in the sport of running. Karoline discusses the diverse training methods in running, emphasizing that each athlete's approach can vary significantly. Karoline shares her journey from being an athlete to becoming a coach, driven by a desire to help others avoid the mistakes she made. They delve into the importance of understanding threshold training and how it differs from common misconceptions. The discussion also touches on Karoline's ambitious goal of competing in the Olympics and the balance between her athletic pursuits and her protein muffin business. Finally, they explore the sense of community within the running world, highlighting the supportive nature of the tribe of runners.
Finda Karoline Olsen IG: @runnerkarolineolsen
Also find her:
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@runnerkarolineolsen
Coaching: https://linktr.ee/runnerkarolineolsen
Training Plans: https://stay-satisfied.com/pages/plans
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Summary
In this episode of the Tribe of Runners podcast, host Liz Myers discusses the unique challenges faced by female runners, including chafing, sexism in the sport, safety concerns, and the impact of the menstrual cycle on performance. Liz emphasizes the importance of community support among women and encourages open conversations about these often-taboo topics. Liz discusses the various challenges female athletes face, particularly in relation to their menstrual cycles, pregnancy, and the importance of nutrition and communication. She emphasizes the need for women to understand their bodies and cycles to optimize training and performance, while also addressing the often-overlooked topics of mental health and body image in the running community.
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In this episode of the Tribe of Runners podcast, host Liz Myers chats with Natasha Swartley, also known as Thor, who shares her inspiring journey into ultra running. Thor discusses her transition from a Navy career to the trail running community, emphasizing the importance of volunteering and the support she found in the ultra community. She reflects on her challenges, personal growth, and the deep connection she feels with nature. As she prepares for the Tahoe 200, Natasha expresses her excitement and the significance of this race in her life. Thor shares her experiences in trail running, including the excitement of upcoming races, the challenges faced during training, and the importance of community support. She shares her role as a trail race medic, emphasizing the emotional and psychological aspects of helping runners, particularly through foot care. The discussion also touches on the beauty of Florida's trails and the significance of the running tribe, highlighting acceptance and support among runners of all levels.
Find Thor on IG: @thortrailracemedic OR @wonderlostunicorn
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In this episode, Liz Myers discusses her recent experiences in training and the challenges of running at night. She shares personal updates about her life and training, including her participation in the Monster 300 event. The conversation transitions into the topic of night running, addressing the fears and concerns many have, especially women. Liz provides practical safety tips for running at night, emphasizing the importance of awareness, community, and preparation. Liz Myers shares her insights on the challenges and strategies of running at night. She discusses the importance of knowing your neighborhood, building confidence, and developing mental resilience. Liz emphasizes the need for proper training and preparation, including handling wildlife encounters and addressing common fears associated with nighttime running. She encourages runners to communicate their plans and to trust their instincts while navigating the unique experience of running in the dark.
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In this episode of the Tribe of Runners podcast, Liz Myers interviews Charlie Poblenz, an ultra runner who shares his journey from casual running to tackling the Arizona Monster 300-mile race. Charlie discusses his initial experiences with running, the transition to ultra running, memorable races, and the challenges he faced during a training camp. He reflects on the mental preparation required for such a grueling race and shares insights from his first 75 miles of the Arizona Monster, including the highs and lows of the experience. The conversation highlights the importance of community, preparation, and personal growth in the world of ultra running. Charles shares his experiences during a challenging ultra marathon, detailing the unpredictable weather, encounters with fellow runners, and the emotional support from his crew and family. He reflects on the physical and mental hurdles faced while navigating through various terrains, including the daunting Mount Lemmon, and the relief of transitioning to the bike path. The camaraderie with his pacers and the joy of unexpected moments, such as seeing his wife, highlight the journey's emotional depth. In this conversation, Charles Poblenz shares his experience of running a grueling ultramarathon, detailing the physical and mental challenges he faced throughout the race. From the initial excitement of the journey from Valencia to Pistol Hill, to the struggles of navigating the course at night, and the emotional finish line, Charles reflects on the importance of mental strength, support from his crew, and the lessons learned from this incredible adventure.
Find Charlie Poblenz on IG: @chuckpob
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In this episode of the Tribe of Runners Podcast, host Liz Myers interviews Andy Croom Mathews, an experienced ultra marathon runner and race director. They discuss Andy's extensive background in running, including his participation in numerous races, his experiences with the Cross Florida 200, and the evolution of running gear and music over the years. Andy shares insights into his recent races, the challenges he faced, and his reflections on age and endurance running. The conversation also touches on Andy's future aspirations in the running community. They dive into the world of ultra running, sharing personal experiences, lessons learned from DNFs (Did Not Finish), and the importance of community in the running world. They discuss the challenges of racing in extreme conditions, the emotional toll of not finishing a race, and how the support of fellow runners creates a unique and uplifting environment. Andy reflects on his journey, the significance of being kind to oneself, and the camaraderie found within the running tribe. The conversation highlights the beauty of perseverance, the joy of racing, and the bonds formed through shared experiences in the ultra running community.
Find Andy Mathews on IG: @andycroom
For Races:
A1 Web: https://a1ultraevents.wordpress.com/
Tampa Races: https://www.tamparaces.com/
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In this episode of the Tribe of Runners podcast, host Liz Myers interviews Eli Grambling, who shares his journey from a college football player to a passionate trail runner. Eli discusses his diverse interests outside of running, his transition into the sport, and the challenges he faced leading up to his first 100-mile race at Forgotten Florida. He emphasizes the importance of training partners, nutrition, and mental resilience throughout his running journey. Eli also recounts the experience of preparing for and running the race, including overcoming health issues and strategizing for success. He also shares his experiences and insights from his recent ultra marathon, discussing the challenges of technical trails, the mental and physical aspects of endurance running, and the importance of community support. He also delves into his journey into nutrition coaching, emphasizing sustainable eating habits over trendy diets, and highlights the significance of having a supportive tribe in the running world.
Find Eli Grambling on IG: @eli_grambling
Check out Eli's Nutrition Website: https://www.e3nutritionperformance.com/initial-assessment
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In this episode of the Tribe of Runners podcast, Liz Myers interviews Makenzie Vanwinkle, an avid runner, mother, wife, and pelvic floor therapist. They discuss Makenzie's journey into running, her upcoming ultra marathons, and the balance of family life with her running passion. Makenzie shares insights on the importance of pelvic floor therapy, especially for women postpartum, and emphasizes the need for better guidance in women's health. The conversation highlights the challenges and triumphs of running, coaching, and personal growth. This conversation delves into the critical aspects of postpartum recovery, particularly focusing on the importance of pelvic floor health, strength assessments, and the gradual return to running. They discuss the signs that indicate readiness for physical activity, the common yet often overlooked issue of incontinence, and the necessity of professional guidance in recovery. They emphasize the mental health benefits of running and the supportive community that surrounds runners, highlighting the need for open discussions about women's health issues.
https://pelvicrehab.com/?utm_source=hermanwallace.com&utm_medium=referrral&utm_content=findapractitioner
Makenzie's email: Drvanwinkle@intuitivewh.com
Find Makenzie VanWinkle on IG: @intuitivewomenshealth
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Summary
In this episode, host Liz Myers chats with Deanna Doane on her incredible journey of completing the Florida Trail FKT (Fastest Known Time) in 19 days 12 hours and 13 minutes. Becoming the Fastest HUMAN to complete this trail. She shares her physical and mental experiences during the event, including the challenges of transitioning back to normal life, the importance of nutrition, and the mental toughness required to push through loneliness and fatigue. Deanna also discusses her daily routine, sleep patterns, and the emotional aftermath of such a significant accomplishment. In this conversation, Deanna shares her experiences and insights from her recent ultramarathon on the Florida Trail. She discusses her strategies for rest and recovery, the challenges of sleep deprivation, and the emotional highs and lows of the journey. Deanna reflects on the importance of pacing, consistency, and the mental aspects of long-distance running. She also shares her future goals and aspirations in the world of ultrarunning, emphasizing the lessons learned from her adventure. Deanna shares her profound connection to the Florida Trail and the emotional journey she experienced while attempting to set a Fastest Known Time (FKT). She discusses the challenges of nutrition, the importance of community support, and the joyful moments that kept her motivated. Deanna reflects on her preparation, mentorship, and the significance of having a strong 'why' to push through tough times. The conversation highlights the camaraderie within the ultra-running community and the lessons learned from this incredible adventure.
Find Deanna Doane on IG: @wandering.sunflower
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