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5 Miles Easy

Rose Harvey & Steph McCall

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Running pals Steph McCall and Rose Harvey are joined by guests to bring you conversations about training, nutrition, mindset and much more to inspire, motivate and get you one step closer to your running goals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Cook Eat Run

Charlie Watson

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Cook Eat Run, a podcast that talks to runners about real food. Hosted by Charlie Watson; Registered Dietitian, author of Cook Eat Run, and thirteen time marathoner. I believe that nutrition shouldn't be complicated, this podcast brings you evidence based nutrition advice specifically for runners. Everything you wanted to know but weren't sure who to ask. Plus everyday runners achieving amazing things, from couch-to-5K through to multi-stage ultra marathoners. Proudly produced by Decibelle Cr ...
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Sports nutritionist Siân Seccombe joins us to unpack how Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S) can impact both health and performance. We talk about the different signs to look out for in female and male athletes, why under-fuelling is more common than you think, and how to make sure your training isn’t doing more harm than good. Siân also sh…
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What would you do if, at 18, you were told you might never walk again? For Esmée Gummer, that moment became the starting line - not the finish. In this episode, we sit down with one of the most positive and driven forces in the running world. Esmée’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. After a life-altering medical diagnosis, she taught hers…
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It has been TWO YEARS since we recorded our first episode of 5 Miles Easy! In this episode, we look back at where we were, what’s changed (and what hasn’t), and what we’ve learned along the way - in training, racing, life, and podcasting. We’re catching up on everything from Rose’s experience as a professional athlete and plans for altitude trainin…
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We sit down with Olympic middle-distance athlete, Adelle Tracey, as she shares the journey of her running career and identity. From a silver medal at the European Youth Olympics at just 16, to being selected by Dame Kelly Holmes as a London 2012 torchbearer, to finally stepping onto the Olympic stage in Paris 2024, we dive into the pivotal moments …
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Top sports psychologist, Josephine Perry, has helped everyone from world champions to amateur runners overcome mental barriers to perform better - and she's written 5 brilliant books on the subject too. So if you’ve ever felt it's like your mind holding you back on race day, this episode for you. From pre-race wobbles to building confidence and enj…
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When most runners think of physios, they think of injury rehab. But as we’ve both learned over the years,, there’s so much more to the physio-athlete relationship - from strength training and biomechanics to recovery and long term performance. We’re joined once again by our physio and strength coach Aidan O’Flaherty to unpack what working with a ph…
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What advice would you give your younger running self? We answer exactly this question, looking back at the most important lessons we've learned over the years. From running easy runs like a sprint to doing sessions on zero fuel, we've made PLENTY of rookie errors in our training along the way but we're here to share the lessons we've learned (mostl…
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This week, we’re joined by presenter and ultra runner, Jess Furness who this year, is taking on an incredible 42 marathons. Jess is a familiar face from The Running Channel, but this year she’s taken things to a whole new level. We chat about why she set herself this challenge, how she’s balancing it with work, life, and content creation, and what …
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When do we ACTUALLY need electrolytes? And how many carbs should we be taking for endurance events? This week, we get Andy's expert advice on all of the FAQs about fuelling and hydration for running. Andy’s background is as elite as it gets. He began his career as a sports scientist for the Renault and Benetton Formula 1 teams and went on to help e…
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You’ve crossed the finish line, collected your medal, and maybe even smashed a PB — but now what? In this episode, we answer your questions about what happens after the big race. Rose has just London marathon, Steph's fresh off 100k for England, and we’re both dragging ourselves out of that weird post-race headspace. We discuss how we recover: from…
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From running this year's London marathon in a 25kg weighted vest to conquering the gruelling 246km Spartathlon, Vassos is always looking for new challenges to push him out of his comfort zone. We find out why - along with what it took to run a marathon with 25kg on his back, how he pushed through the hardest moments of the Spartathlon and why he ne…
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Four weeks after finishing the Two Oceans marathon, Steph lined up for her first 100k as part of an England team, and in this episode she tells us all about it! From pre-race prep to the realities of race day , Steph shares how she tackled over 20 laps of a 3 mile loop course, how her crew helps her through some tough moments, and how conquering un…
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The BIG London Marathon debrief! Rose shares what it was like lining up in the pro field, the highs and lows of her race, and what it meant to make a comeback with a 9th place finish in 2:25:01. Producer Georgie gives us the honest truth about what it felt like tackling 26.2 miles in the unexpected April heat and special guest Charlie gives us the …
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Race week is HERE! And with it, comes the taper - the nerves, the maranoia and a LOT of carbs. We talk about it all, plus how to prepare for the logistics of the big day itself. Plus, we answer the most googled questions about the marathon taper! Follow us on Instagram & TikTok: @5MilesEasy and if you're enjoying the show, please take a second to s…
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This week on Cook Eat Run, Charlie Watson sits down with Dan Temm, the CEO of PureSport, to explore the dynamic world of sports supplements and the importance of community in the brand's ethos. The Origins of PureSport Dan shares the inspiring story behind PureSport, founded by two professional rugby players who sought a healthier alternative to op…
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Steph is joined by Carla Molinaro, as they both chat through their Two Oceans experience. Everything from their training blocks, how the taper week makes everyone a little crazy, to the race itself and what's next for them! Oh, and why you should always pack pancakes in your race day bag... Follow us on YouTube and instagram @5mileseasy If you've e…
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What's more daunting - performing on Ru Paul's Drag Race or running your first marathon?! Not a question we've asked on the show before, but this week's guest has the answer. We're joined by the fabulous Kitty Scott Claus who in a few weeks time will be taking on the London Marathon - in full drag. We will be diving into how Kitty switched a life o…
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In this episode, we're chatting with Dr. Becca Salmon, a guest whose story is especially relevant as we've just had the 5th anniversary of the UK’s first Covid lockdown. It was during the pandemic that Becca’s career took a significant turn. At the time, she was a junior A&E doctor, but burnout led her to step back and reassess her path. Though it …
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Rose is on (another) training camp in the sun - this time in North Carolina with the Puma Elite running team as she prepares for the London Marathon. We get the inside scoop on how it's going and what it's been like to swap her London life for a pro training camp during this marathon build. You can also watch this episode on YouTube @5mileseasy. If…
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With just a few weeks until race day, it’s all things London Marathon! In this special episode, we’re handing the mic over to YOU – sharing your stories, training experiences, and answering your marathon-related questions. We also catch up on our own training blocks, dive into the highs and lows of marathon and ultra prep, and offer tips to help yo…
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This week on Cook Eat Run, Charlie Watson is joined by Dana, a sports nutrition expert, to delve into the increasingly popular topic of creatine supplementation for runners. Understanding Creatine Charlie and Dana kick off the discussion by breaking down what creatine is and its natural occurrence in the body. Dana explains how creatine plays a cru…
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Paul Ward is the visionary behind The Nine Four, a groundbreaking running crew that has redefined the running culture in Cape Town. Paul’s journey began with a bold mission: to break down the social and racial barriers that once divided communities. At a time when people of different skin colours were rarely seen running or socialising together, Pa…
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In the first of our marathon special episodes, we dive into our top training tips and answer your marathon training related quandaries. We’re also joined on the sofa by our new 5ME producer, Georgie, who will also be running London marathon this year! With 8 weeks to go until race day for Georgie and Rose and just 5 weeks to go for Steph, we chat t…
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This week on Cook Eat Run, Charlie Watson welcomes back Tom Hollis, a registered sports nutritionist and seasoned runner, to explore the fascinating topic of bicarbonate of soda and its potential benefits for runners. Understanding Bicarbonate of Soda Tom breaks down the science behind bicarbonate of soda, explaining how it works within the body, p…
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How do you prepare for races that last hours and hours? Does sleep deprivation affect you running through the night? Does being a professional trail runner provide a sustainable full-time income? In this episode we are joined by GB ultra runner, Fi Pascall. Fi runs for Salomon, whilst also working as a strength coach and Pilates instructor, living …
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This is not just about pregnancy! 1 in 3 women are affected by pelvic floor dysfunction. Urinary leakage, urgency and even lower back pain may be signs that your pelvic floor could use some help! Top pelvic health specialist, Emma Brockwell, shares exactly what we should be doing to improve our pelvic floor health - and it's surprisingly simple. Pe…
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This week Charlie Watson welcomes Emma Kirk Odunubi, a running coach and sports scientist, to discuss the often-overlooked yet crucial topic of strength training for runners. The Importance of Strength Training As Charlie reflects on her own neglect of strength training, Emma shares her journey from injury-prone cardio enthusiast to a strong, injur…
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In this episode we are joined by a true force in the world of endurance sport, Gerda Steyn. Gerda started her running career later than many after leaving the corporate world and quickly rising to become one of the most accomplished athletes in the sport. With three Comrades Marathon victories, including record breaking performance on both the up a…
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This week on Cook Eat Run, Charlie Watson dives into the world of collagen with special guest Sian Seccombe. Sian, an ultra runner and sports nutrition enthusiast, brings her expertise to discuss the science, benefits, and misconceptions surrounding collagen supplementation, especially for female runners over 30. Collagen Uncovered Explore what col…
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We can hardly believe it, but that's a wrap on 5 Miles Easy for 2024! For our Christmas special, we're joined by no other than our long suffering partners, Charlie and Joe. We run through our highest highs, biggest fails, and most important learnings of 2024 as well as hearing about all the running (or not running) Charlie and Joe have been doing t…
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This time on Cook Eat Run, Charlie Watson is joined by Dr. Dan Plews from Pillar Performance to delve into the science behind micronutrients and their impact on athletic performance. Dan, the head of research at Pillar Performance, shares insights into how specific supplements like magnesium, omega-3s, and collagen can enhance recovery and performa…
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Hannah is an ultra runner, adventurer and co-founder of the fitness and wellness Instagram account, Twice the Health. Hannah has pushed her limits on trails and roads around the world, and is now embracing the challenge of her new role as a mum. Through Twice The Health, Hannah has shared her journey of balancing her love of endurance sport with th…
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In this episode, we sit down with British marathon runner, Becky Briggs, who has just completed Valencia Marathon in an incredible time of 2:32. Becky’s passion and insights into her running journey are inspiring. At just 24 years old, Becky has already been running for 15 years and has had many notable achievements including multiple GB vests, par…
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This week on Cook Eat Run, Charlie is joined by her friend Heather Jensen to discuss the Sydney Marathon, which is set to become a World Marathon Major in 2025. Heather shares her experience running this as part of the World Age Group Championships, spilling the beans on the course, the Expo, and her personal journey to the finish line at the Sydne…
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The Sixth Mile is back! This episode was recorded just before Steph ran Valencia marathon - we go through how she was feeling right before the race, the mindset tactics that she planned to utilise and her race day goals. And while Steph has been nailing marathon sessions, Rose has finally done some proper running and discusses what the build back h…
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Do we really need to warm up for a run? What's the most effective way to fix running injuries? Would a physio recommend super shoes? Whether you're wanting to get faster, battling a niggle or just aiming to stay injury-free, specialist running physio, Aidan, has the answers. We discuss: - How to identify and prevent overuse injuries - The most effe…
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How can a one minute breathwork practice boost performance and recovery? What's the science behind ice baths? And how can cold exposure and taking control of our breathing improve our overall health and wellbeing? Aodhnait is a breathwork and cold exposure coach with a degree in neuroscience and expertise in the Wim Hof Method. We dive into the sci…
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What is the most common mental barrier runners face? Can you think your way to performance goals? How do we recover better and reduce our injury risk using the power of the mind? In this episode, we are joined by Alexandra Johnson, triathlete and physio. Alexandra has always seen running as more than just physical, teaching clients that mindset can…
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This week Charlie chats with Gabrielle Morse, gut health expert from The Gut Health clinic about gut health for runners - foods to avoid, how to add extra fibre into your diet and what gut training means! Are energy gels are detrimental to gut health? How can runners optimise their gut health for better overall wellbeing? Gut Health Basics Gabriell…
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This week, we're joined by Phily Bowden, who is fresh off an incredible 2:25 marathon and her boyfriend, business partner and also our fantastic editor of 5ME, Daniel! We delve into how Phily went from leaving behind a US running scholarship and questioning whether she even wanted to continue running to re-discovering her passion in the marathon an…
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How does sleep affect physical and cognitive performance? How do sleep cycles work? And what you should NEVER do if you can't fall asleep... In this episode we are joined by sleep expert and MD at the Better Sleep Clinic, Dr. David Garley to understand why sleep really is the most powerful recovery tool. We delve into how lack of sleep affects our …
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How should you set your next race goals? Should you take an off season? And are you running your recovery runs too fast? On the show this week, we dive into these questions (and much more) with running and triathlon coach, Tim George. We unpick how he helps athletes choose the right goals and then importantly, achieve them by training smarter, not …
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We’re introducing The Sixth Mile! We love chatting to guests but we also love chatting to each other! We have decided to catch up more regularly between guest episodes to delve a little deeper. Whether it’s the latest running news in the media that’s caught our eyes, a look at our recent runner’s high or running low, we hope you’ll join us for the …
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Episode 13 - Berlin Marathon Debrief and CGMs This week on Cook Eat Run, Charlie and guest Alex Larson (@alexlarsonnutrition), a dietitian nutrition coach for endurance athletes, discuss the Berlin Marathon and the use of continuous glucose monitors (CGMs). She also chats with Lillie Bleasdale (@lilliesfitness on Instagram) a London Marathon champi…
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Fresh off breaking the world record for the most marathons run on sand, Spencer Matthews is back in the studio to debrief on his incredible 30 in 30 challenge. On 29th July, Spencer set off at 4am to run across the Jordanian desert in pursuit of the world record and raising money for the incredible charity, Make Some Noise. Despite scorching temper…
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This week we are joined by Juliette Denny; a trail runner, ultra runner and all round adventurer. Juliette is hugely passionate about sport, which shines through in this conversation, particularly inspiring women and people of colour to get out there and do their thing, no matter the ability. Juliette is an ambassador for sportsshoes and SunGod, an…
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This week on Cook Eat Run, Charlie chats with runner and dietitian Amy Goblirsch about her recent 100 mile race that she undertook just over a year postpartum, whilst still breastfeeding her youngest! Learn how Amy navigated pumping on course (and the additional hydration and fuelling challenges that brought) and how she tackled nutrition for a 24h…
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This week we are joined by Lloyd Kempson; CEO at Trackstaa, broadcaster, event host, coach and runner! We find out what goes on behind the scenes to produce the Trackstaa content and where Lloyd's drive comes from to run a successful business. Lloyd also discusses the struggles he's faced with his mental health and how that affects him in both his …
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