For the Love of the Marathon with Joe Greer | 043

[@gemede220]

Congrats Nick! Way to crush it! Sub 2:40!!!!!!! Let’s go! You are inspiring to get out the door! Did my first EVER long run of 14 miles yesterday at 229lbs! Thanks!!

[@Ooooopppsss]

Joe Greer is incredibly kind, humble, and a great podcast guest.

[@RB-mn5ix]

Crazy how good your chemistry is with all your guests. Solid work and stay humble. 💪🏻

[@juliianml_]

Congrats on sub-2:40 that's insane, and thanks for all the inspiration!!!🔥🔥💯💯

[@grizzlymcgill4117]

Finished a 3:30 marathon and was hindered by hip issues that resulted as a lack of strength training also. Would love to hear more about the weight training that goes into off season and in-season so I can maintain strength/stability along with my cardio.

[@justgouds]

This was the best pod, you just made me a fan of Greer now. Great heartfelt convo. I wanna know how this run went. Keep up the great content.

[@benjamin.kelley]

Since taking hiatus from running in 2018, and getting back into it in 2019, I've been on a rough journey chasing my best marathon time of 3:22:51 back in 2016. Last September, I got to mile 19, and miles 14-20 of the course was over 600' of elevation (and a total of 1100' overall) and my body ran out of fuel. Everything in training was great, except I got injured out of nowhere 7 weeks out. I gave it everything I had, and finished only 3 minutes slower than my best. I had a 3:15 in me, I know it. Marathon #10 next spring will be it. And marathon #11 will be sub 3 in my 10th year of running. Another cool story - I fractured my foot at mile 25 during my first marathon 9 years ago because of too much mileage too quickly, but I had to finish.

[@slim9139]

Thanks for the motivation Nick! Just hit my first 20 miler this past Saturday and have the LA Marathon in March 🏃‍♂️

[@ericwhite80five]

16:47….”Bro, I let it Rip, dude!”….this got me 😂😂😂

[@hueydman1369]

This is one my Fav podcast now. Congrats on the Sub 2:40. I guess we know who carrys the boats and logs now.

[@alvaromontes2713]

all I can say is thank you for this podcast

[@ZaahirJappie]

Inspired by this episode! Very transparent discussion about things they were not aware of and things they need to incorporate in their running.

[@GTE_Channel]

Great interview. Im in the same camp concerning not fueling before the longruns. I just feel so much better running easy runs that way. Its so personal and no right or wrong in my opinion.

[@dmitriibazhenov8235]

such a great conversation guys!!

[@Nsands81]

Goodmorning brother man! Awesome podcast, headed to BJJ and then a 10 miler after with some weights later this evening. Let's go!

[@andrewverran3498]

Quality viewing.❤

[@ericflynn6541]

Joe finished at 2:40:37 ( unofficially)

[@LaROSE248]

CONGRATS BROTHA!!!!!

[@ericflynn6541]

I have a 22 miler this week and did 18 this past Sat.

[@ChrisD1865]

The man PR’s without drinking water…we have a new Goggins!

[@AJaguar1]

54:25, fractured foot but still finished 2:22

[@karenshiels6566]

My son, runs to prepare for Spartan races. I'll have to look into your products.

[@AJaguar1]

1:05:30 nice mentality

[@aarondavistx]

I feel this weight/strength training talk so much. I do not prioritize it at all, and I wish I would. I know I need it, especially as I’m getting older.

[@Brenton1000]

Does anyone know what joe ran?

[@AJaguar1]

53:20 phantom injuries hmm

[@toddboucher3302]

Congrats when I seen your time. Oh yeah, that’s fast.

[@AJaguar1]

1:10:00 we are waiting on you to relaunch your channel

[@jameschaves5723]

Hey guys I know you’re new to the distance but it’s called “taper madness” and what you’re experiencing is psychosomatic symptoms.

[@peterubishfitness]

Nick doesn’t drink any liquids during his marathons‼️my mind is blown 😂

[@GTE_Channel]

It also proves that a lot of general advice is not applicable to a lot of people. I did one marathon so far but am quite fatadapted when running. Conventional wishdome says 60-90grams of carbs per hour. I used a total of 90 grams and finished 3:47 strong. Wich is completely in line with my predicted time based on other shorter race results.

[@kyletaylor7661]

@@GTE_Channelwhat’s was your longest run during training

[@GTE_Channel]

@@kyletaylor7661 hi, I believe it was about 32K . But time on feet is more important than actual distance

[@toddboucher3302]

Now that your in Tennessee and want a challenge and views. 3 races Hellbender 100 Cruel jewel 108 Beast of the east 100 I believe if you could make some videos even almost charges for a program you need to have really what to do in the gym like I do barred or step in deadly squats maybe a leg press the work on my calfs and besides that and maybe a little bit core and upper body I really don’t know what to do so I know you’re swamped but since you and everybody over there knows so much maybe you guys can put some videos together or something to help out did you do a great for people?

[@amandoysandra]

No way you or anyone would run Houston without drinking anything... 🤣 🤣

[@Andre227]

No liquids during a marathon how is that even possible at his size? @ 6' 5" 255 lbs my sweat rate is 5-6 lbs per hour i would be dead without a lot of liquids during the Marathon. i need to replenish/ take at least 10lbs of liquids or 100% cramps . For reference I run sub 4h my best is 3h:49min @260lbs , so typically i lose 18-20 lbs of sweat

[@aaronwhite3298]

Lol😂😅

[@JeffreyWatkinsI]

If the guest could say “yeah” “right” “uh huh” just a few more times. I’d be set.

[@aaronwhite3298]

👎

[@jameschaves5723]

Don’t know how to take water? Amateurs