Few observations after being on the production side of events:
1) I’m impressed things go as smoothly as they do at most events
2) the short answer to most twitter screams about why/how things should be done better: permitting and insurance
3) I notice zip-ties a lot more
Update! @Eli_Runs has gotten three unprompted compliments on this interview “in the wild.” Definitely worth a listen, and now available on Google Podcasts (or wherever else you get your podcasts) after a slight delay: https://t.co/bm8v0UVhjL
Our interview with @RagnarRelay and @FitLabInc’s Tanner Bell is up:
Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/1w22oL1aYj
Spotify: https://t.co/wquYxJOUhq
Google Podcasts is dragging its feet, but it’ll be there eventually, too…
Enjoy!
Our interview with @RagnarRelay and @FitLabInc’s Tanner Bell is up:
Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/1w22oL1aYj
Spotify: https://t.co/wquYxJOUhq
Google Podcasts is dragging its feet, but it’ll be there eventually, too…
Enjoy!
Letting things cool off before dropping out too-hot-to-handle youth marathoning episode. But to tide you over ‘til then, an interview with @RagnarRelay and @FitLabInc’s Tanner Bell drops tomorrow—be on the lookout in your podcast player thing-ys!
New addition to the modern day running industry’s mandatory reading list by @katebldwn (h/t to essential follow @HistoryRunner for spreading the word): https://t.co/Cv4WVBjz8i
Great to see the @Carlsbad_5000, which nearly folded, seemingly rejuvenated with over 4,000 combined finishers and strong elite fields in today’s races. Would’ve been sad for this gem to disappear.
After conducting the interview, can confirm, if you like being angry at people on the internet you think are wrong, then this upcoming episode is a must-listen (and the ECT Pod will be the person you get angry at for being “wrong”).
Prepping for a special pod on youth running long distances, with an interview with one of the world’s premier medical experts on the topic. Also prepping for massive blowback when the internet hears what the science says . . .
Thoughtful event transportation planning is another area we can all make a difference in our events’ sustainability footprint. And the unique location of their event lets @GrandmasMara’s have some fun with their race morning participant transport options!
Taking the train or the bus is the only way to get to the Grandma's Marathon start line 🚋Each year, approximately 234,000 pounds of CO2 are avoided by requiring runners to take a bus or the train. Happy Almost-Earth Day 🌎
#Gmas22#grandmasmarathon#earthday
@ghaapala @CEM_MikeNishi @michaelclemons@CouncilForSport Thinking ribbon repurposing, we’ve gotten to a point where a many think it’s chintzy now, but the old “clip-on” style of ribbon/medal attachment could maybe be reused as an event credential lanyard if it made a comeback.
Got an interesting sustainability question from a listener about today’s pod: what do you do with your medals, post-event? Any ideas or best-practices to share, Early Risers? @CEM_MikeNishi @michaelclemons@ghaapala@CouncilForSport
A couple initial ideas are to make sandbags out of leftover medals (an old Austin Marathon trick!) or to find a non-profit that wants to unthread them from their ribbons and then take them to a scrap metal facility which will pay them by the pound.
New pod! As Earth Day nears, we talk to @CouncilForSport ED Shelley Villalobos in a far-ranging interview covering everything from college softball, to Mad Max: Fury Road, to Wendell Berry. Enjoy!
https://t.co/jRw726kqGf
https://t.co/bCl6C68Jzo
https://t.co/NWasxOoTWc