Hi there, I’m Floris Gierman from extramilest.com. I talk about marathon running and becoming a faster, healthier and happier athlete. Many athletes want to run a Sub 3 Hour Marathon, Boston Qualifier or Marathon PR, but they do not know how to accomplish this. You’ve come to the right place! I ran my first marathon in 4 hours 11 minutes and it was a miserable experience. 5 years later I ran the Boston Marathon in 2 hours 44 minutes, a PR by 87 minutes and it felt great! Over the years I’ve done a lot of research, conducted countless self-experiments, and surrounded myself with some of the brightest minds in health, fitness and endurance sports. I’ve learned how to become a faster, healthier and happier athlete. Subscribe and you’ll get a weekly newsletter with Strategies and Mindsets from best selling authors, world class athletes, coaches, and me, Floris Gierman. Enjoy!
Courtney Dauwalter's Advice to Improve Your Running
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Courtney Dauwalter is the G.O.A.T. of Trail and Ultra Running. Last week I visited her in her hometown of Leadville, Colorado to discuss her approach to training, balancing ambition with rest, and how to embrace discomfort while keeping it fun. She is such an awesome, positive and inspiring woman and a beast of an athlete. Her lessons are so applicable to runners of all levels and ages looking to improve. Known for her unmatched endurance, grit, and pure joy for the sport, she also shares insights from her incredible journey, including winning the Western States 100, Hardrock 100, and UTMB—all within nine weeks. Click HERE to watch the full video. Some of the topics covered in Extramilest Show #88:
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Hi there, I’m Floris Gierman from extramilest.com. I talk about marathon running and becoming a faster, healthier and happier athlete. Many athletes want to run a Sub 3 Hour Marathon, Boston Qualifier or Marathon PR, but they do not know how to accomplish this. You’ve come to the right place! I ran my first marathon in 4 hours 11 minutes and it was a miserable experience. 5 years later I ran the Boston Marathon in 2 hours 44 minutes, a PR by 87 minutes and it felt great! Over the years I’ve done a lot of research, conducted countless self-experiments, and surrounded myself with some of the brightest minds in health, fitness and endurance sports. I’ve learned how to become a faster, healthier and happier athlete. Subscribe and you’ll get a weekly newsletter with Strategies and Mindsets from best selling authors, world class athletes, coaches, and me, Floris Gierman. Enjoy!
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Hey Reader, One of my favorite ways to measure my fitness and progress is a MAF test. Here’s how it works: Find a flat course (a track, treadmill, or consistent road works best). Warm up for 15 minutes. Run at your Maximum Aerobic Heart Rate (180 - your age = your target HR). And record your pace for each mile or kilometer. You’ll likely slow down as the test goes on — that’s normal! So why did I do it now? Well... 9 months ago I completed the 6 World Marathon Majors (here is a video with my...