Operation Move

About this podcast

A podcast for runners, and the run curious. Zoey is a running coach over at Operation Move and is focused on loving the process of running, not just the destination. Zoey loves the transformative part of running and likes to bring thins to your ears that will help you love it too. This is a podcast for fast runners, slow runners, fun runners, serious runners and everyone in between - because we all love running the same.

Operation Move

Episodes

2021
How to create a run-specific cross-training plan when you aren't running
Is all cross-training built equal? In this episode which is all about creating a plan that doesn't involve running, I'm talking about: The hierarchy of cross-training that most easily translates to running Why running volume and cross-training volume are (and can be) very different Ways you can use cross-training, even if you are running. Interested in coaching? Let's talk about achieving your running goals, while maintaining the most important thing - your joy. You can sign up here. Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove Our community group has moved! Check us out at sisterhood.opmove.com Support me on Patreon and receive exclusive podcast episodes, training plans and articles.
February 12, 2021
25 min
Why your running (or new habit) motivation falls off a cliff after 3 weeks (and how to fix it)
If you lose your way after three weeks, do you internalise that as a personal failing? The reality is that this is really common to everyone and it's not just a matter of will power or drive or commitment. In this episode I'm talking about: Why it happens, even with the best of intentions How to set yourself up to avoid this or at least work around it And some of the ways I'm using this in my own life right now Learn to Run starts on the 18th of January This program includes: Four different programs depending on whether you are an absolute beginner or already running 5km A 12 week, supported program with access to a coach. Options for individualised programming and one-on-one coaching You can sign up here. Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove Our community group has moved! Check us out at sisterhood.opmove.com Support me on Patreon and receive exclusive podcast episodes, training plans and articles.
January 15, 2021
22 min
Creating the bubble and the environment for the change you want in 2021
Oh hello, I hear it's 2021. And it's been awhile since I've been on the podcast, and boy did I miss it. In this episode I'm talking about: Why it's really hard at this time of year to navigate the new year - whether you have goals you'd like to achieve or not Creating an approach for change that is based on curiousity Being willing to make changes to better support your goals Creating the environment that is going to work for you instead of work against you. Learn to Run starts on the 18th of January This program includes: Four different programs depending on whether you are an absolute beginner or already running 5km A 12 week, supported program with access to a coach. Options for individualised programming and one-on-one coaching You can sign up here. Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove Our community group has moved! Check us out at sisterhood.opmove.com
January 8, 2021
25 min
2020
Everything you don't know about running injuries with Brodie Sharpe
å Running injuries can be a bit of a mystery can't they? It often seems like you are on some kind of detective hunt to find the cause of those pesky running injuries and often you find more questions than answers. To make matters a whole lot worse, there's a whole lot of misinformation out there and plenty of fear mongering as well. You are constantly getting bombarded with what to do, what not to do and sometimes there's a whole lot of conflicting advice as well. This week, I talked with Brodie Sharpe of the Run Smarter Podcast Brodie is a physiotherapist that specialises in running injuries and injury prevention and you can find out more about what he offers at the Breakthrough Running Clinic and Run Smarter Online He's passionate about breaking down some of those myths about running and running injuries and helping people to make better decisions sooner so that you can prevent injuries or at least make them far less long and let's face it very annoying! Some of the topics that we focused on in this episode where: What is the cause of knee pain and what can you do about it? Is rest the answer for shin splints? Is running really going to damage your joints? Does stretching matter? Should you use supports like orthotics? Why is plantar fasciitis such a persistent and difficult injury to deal with? Is bodyweight training really the best option for runners? Or should you be lifting weights? And how to pick up the signs of when you need help vs a niggle you can manage on your own. We covered a lot of ground and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! I'm writing a book about how to love running enough for it to change your life. The book is going to focus on my journey so far, the when the why and the how of the workouts and of training, but also how it all connects to things that are far bigger than running. I'm taking up the challenge of writing a book in 30 days. Which is a lot of writing, but hopefully just enough pressure to keep the momentum going. You can sign up to read the daily words on patreon and get access to a whole range of bonus podcast episodes, and an ebook with 52 running workouts, so you'll never be stuck for ideas ever again. Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove Our community group has moved! Check us out at sisterhood.opmove.com
November 2, 2020
56 min
Plan, Train and Adapt with Nicole Avery
Marathon training, interrupted This week, I'm talking marathon training, lockdown, planning and new projects with Nicole Avery from Planning with Kids. You can check out some of Nicole's marathon training tips, some ideas for fuelling your training, and here is one of her recipes for a morning protein smoothie. Nicole wanted to run a marathon this year, but 2020 had different ideas! So we talked a bit about the changing landscape of her training this year and how having a personalised plan has helped her. How planning can give you more time for training, and more time for fun stuff One of the big questions our awesome crew in Run Club have, is how do you juggle it all - family, work, running? And Nicole talks us through some of her main processes for putting her planning to work for her so she has more time for marathon training and more quality family time. Some marathon training talk! We talk pacing vs effort, how to get your head around hard workouts and not changing what our coach has written. Introducing Adapt Nicole has started a new project: Adapt Drinks. Nicole has developed a drink with a focus on relaxation, stress relief and recovery - without any sugar or alcohol additives. The drinks include adaptogenic herbs, which you could take as a supplement - but are now in a drink form to retain that ritual of having a drink. So it's a great way to get your relaxation or stress relief without all the negatives associated with alcohol. I think it's such a cool concept, and I promptly contributed to her campaign to get my pre-order sorted! You can pre-order yours here. Unlock bonus episodes and grab your 52 workouts ebook. Support me on patreon and get access to a whole range of bonus podcast episodes, and an ebook with 52 running workouts, so you'll never be stuck for ideas ever again. For the month of September you can try out Run Club for free for two weeks. Not sure, but want to check out and see what it's all about? You can! You can sign up here. Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can cancel anytime by logging into your account. Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove
September 30, 2020
113 min
Ultra Race Romania but in Geurie
This week, I'm talking to Ness about her recent race I am back talking to Ness this week. You can find her on instagram. And you can check out past episodes of the podcast with her in Episode 51 - The one where Ness ran 100km or Episode 43 – Meet Ness: Ultrarunner, Crossfitter and All Round Badass Racing looks a little bit different right about now so we talk a bit about: Training for a multi-stage event What were the good bits and bad bits about doing a race from your home base What she would have done differently And how she managed her recovery along the way. Did you enjoy listening to Jen last time? Well you are going to love this bonus episode! New bonus episode about what got her started in running, why it didn't come naturally to her, and what has kept her going. You can check out the bonus episode on patreon here. For the month of September you can try out Run Club for free for two weeks. Not sure, but want to check out and see what it's all about? You can! You can sign up here. Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can cancel anytime by logging into your account. Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove
September 18, 2020
54 min
Lockdown 2.0 with Dr Jen Martin
This week’s episode is a wide ranging affair. I talk to Dr Jen Martin this week. You can find her on instagram, twitter, or on her website. You can also catch her on the radio. Although Jen is pretty busy with all of the fast moving changes to university education over the last few months, I’m grateful that she took the time to have a chat with me this week. I met Jen through Learn to Run and have coached her since then. You can read a bit more about her story here, but I will also be back in a future episode with more of our chat about how she got into running. When the new restrictions came into place, I wanted to talk to her as someone who is having to deal with the restrictions as someone who is used to running significantly more than an hour a day, and also as someone who has a great perspective on the wide ranging effects of the pandemic, even for those of us who are really lucky to be where we are. If you have any follow up questions for Jen, let me know because we’ll be catching up again! Sign up for the introductory 8 week program here, it’s free! You can sign up here, just make sure that you tick the walking challenge box. Support the podcast, so we can make more and get access to bonus episodes! You can support Operation Move and the podcast on Patreon. I am so grateful for your support! In this week’s bonus episode, I’m talking about tempo running – why it doesn’t have to be scary, how it should feel and some ideas for a warm up to make everything a whole lot easier. Would you like your question answered? As promised on the podcast, you can book in a skype call here Or you can email me here. Learn to Run is now accepting registrations! The final program for the year starts on the 7th September and includes: 12 weeks of programming and support Four programs suitable from absolute beginner through to someone who is already running, but wants to imporve Option of our established program or upgrading to individualised sessions and one-on-one support All the accountability and support you need to make it fun and sustainable. You can sign up here. Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly – the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove
August 21, 2020
123 min
Running in 1 Hour - Maintaining your running fitness in lockdown or when you are just short on time.
This week, Kirsten and I talk about how to change your training to fit it into 1 hour a day outside This is for Melbourne people, but also for people who are time poor or wanting to just get the most out of their training with a limited amount of time to do it in. Some things we talk about include: How we would adjust our own training How you can get the same stimulus as a long run in less than an hour Some ideas for changing your focus for this next period of time Sign up for the introductory 8 week program here, it's free! You can sign up here, just make sure that you tick the walking challenge box. Support the podcast, so we can make more and get access to bonus episodes! You can support Operation Move and the podcast on Patreon. I am so grateful for your support! In this week's bonus episode, I'm talking about tempo running - why it doesn't have to be scary, how it should feel and some ideas for a warm up to make everything a whole lot easier. Would you like your question answered? As promised on the podcast, you can book in a skype call here Or you can email me here. Learn to Run starts on the 7th of September This program includes: Four different programs depending on whether you are an absolute beginner or already running 5km A 12 week, supported program with access to a coach. Options for individualised programming and one-on-one coaching You can sign up here. Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove
August 14, 2020
88 min
Preparing for that big workout or virtual run (plus how to make the most of treadmill running)
How do you prepare for that big workout, benchmark run or even a virtual race? You might not want to do a full taper like you normally would, but you still want to give it the respect it deserves! This week I'm talking about: Adapting your week Keeping your priorities straight What things won't make a difference How to set yourself up for a good physical and mental level of readiness on the day And keeping focused on what your goal is while not getting locked into the outcome Listener Question! A listener wanted to know how to use treadmills vs running outside. So I talked a bit about: What treadmills are really awesome at What they are less awesome at How to adapt sessions to the treadmill And if you do all of your running on the treadmill, how will it translate to outside? Sign up for the introductory 8 week program here, it's free! You can sign up here, just make sure that you tick the walking challenge box. Support the podcast, so we can make more and get access to bonus episodes! You can support Operation Move and the podcast on Patreon. I am so grateful for your support! In this week's bonus episode, I'm talking about tempo running - why it doesn't have to be scary, how it should feel and some ideas for a warm up to make everything a whole lot easier. Would you like your question answered? As promised on the podcast, you can book in a skype call here Or you can email me here. Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove You can listen on iTunes, Spotify or Stitcher
July 10, 2020
30 min
Everything I want new runners to know
This week is brought to you by I've heard way too many people gatekeeping new runners and I have feelings about that It's true. There are so many people who are new to running or giving it a crack again with gyms being limited or not quite open yet and I'm pretty annoyed with the level of gatekeeping or scaremongering that is out there. More runners is awesome! I'm so excited to see everyone out there trying something new or getting back to something that they used to love. Everything I want new runners to know (and everything people wished they'd known before they started) In this episode I'm talking: Injury prevention Strength training What shoes to buy? Bodytype BS Is your technique worse if you run slow? How to slow down. Walking is your friend Managing fatigue when you start How to breathe And most importantly, yes it does get easier. Support the podcast, so we can make more and get access to bonus episodes! You can support Operation Move and the podcast on Patreon. I am so grateful for your support! In this week's bonus episode, I'm talking about tempo running - why it doesn't have to be scary, how it should feel and some ideas for a warm up to make everything a whole lot easier. Would you like your question answered? As promised on the podcast, you can book in a skype call here Or you can email me here. Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove You can listen on iTunes, Spotify or Stitcher
June 26, 2020
34 min
When different, not more is what makes you better
If more makes you better, you should just be able to rinse and repeat - right? Turns out maybe not so much. Sometimes more does lead to improvements, and that's especially true in the beginning. And us humans just love the seductive illusion of linear progression, but as you get further into things, often more isn't better. Sometimes, it's even worse. So in this episode of the podcast I'm talking about how to get your focus on what you can do to improve when more isn't working, more isn't practical or doesn't fit in with your lifestyle, or maybe you are just going to have better results with doing something else instead. Capacity is just one tool in your tool box. Maybe the workload isn't the issue - maybe under-recovery is. Or maybe you've been favouriting a particular type of training. This is all about your experiment of one: you. Support the podcast, so we can make more and get access to bonus episodes! You can support Operation Move and the podcast on Patreon. I am so grateful for your support! In this week's bonus episode, I'm talking about where to start with your nutrition - some basic building blocks to get you started and focusing on the things that will have the most impact for you. Would you like your question answered? As promised on the podcast, you can book in a skype call here Or you can email me here. Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove You can listen on iTunes, Spotify or Stitcher
June 19, 2020
29 min
128. Take some of the structure out of your training, but get the same results
If you are like anyone I am coaching, you have been wanting to change up your training in this period without races Maybe you have a whole heap of extra stressors on you right now, maybe you want to fall in love with running again, maybe you want to step outside the 12 week cycle and do something different, or maybe you just want to take the pressure off. Whatever it is, there's been a much bigger need for less rigidity in training the last few months, and probably for the rest of the year too. But it probably also makes you feel a bit nervous right? Like if you take your foot off the gas pedal, are you going to go backwards? You don't want to feel like the time is 'wasted' either, so where does that leave you? In this episode of the podcast, I'm talking about how to take some of the structure out of your sessions, but still get the same physical adaptations, just with a whole lot less of the mental load. Sounds fun, right? I thought so too! I have a few ideas to keep you moving, switch to more of an effort based focus and create ways where the intensity isn't always coming from the session itself. Support the podcast, so we can make more and get access to bonus episodes! You can support Operation Move and the podcast on Patreon. I am so grateful for your support! In this week's bonus episode, I'm talking about my three absolute favourite 5km workouts. I don't think we are that far away from a parkrun return, it might be time to get ready! Would you like your question answered? As promised on the podcast, you can book in a skype call here Or you can email me here. Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove You can listen on iTunes, Spotify or Stitcher
June 11, 2020
28 min
127. The year of mini goals (with Kirsten)
This week I have company! Kirsten is back and we are catching up on all things post-home schooling apocalypse, the virtual run across Tennessee, 10km training and: Creating adventures for yourself in the absence of races Fun things to work on that you wouldn't normally be able to do in a training cycle Mini goals ranging from elevation, to segments, to time trials to distance And the usual kind of shenanigans we get into. Support the podcast, so we can make more and get access to bonus episodes! You can support Operation Move and the podcast on Patreon. I am so grateful for your support! In this week's bonus episode, I'm talking about how to handle that pre-workout anxiety that you get before a harder session. Would you like your question answered? As promised on the podcast, you can book in a skype call here Or you can email me here. Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove You can listen on iTunes, Spotify or Stitcher
June 4, 2020
99 min
126. Why We Run
When you strip back all the trappings this is what you are left with . . . When there aren't any races . . . When there aren't any group runs . . . When there is nothing immediate to train for . . . And when your stress levels mean that you probably aren't really improving that much (at least according to my watch, Janet) . . . You get to find out why you run. Really. This episode is about that. And about not judging yourself for your coping mechanisms. Would you like your question answered? As promised on the podcast, you can book in a skype call here Or you can email me here. Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Support the podcast, so we can make more and get access to bonus episodes! You can support Operation Move and the podcast on Patreon. I am so grateful for your support! Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove You can listen on iTunes, Spotify or Stitcher
May 15, 2020
30 min
125. "Hey Mama, you seem tired."
Things your kids say to you as your escaping, I mean leaving the house to go into the back office I think everyone is feeling this right now! So just in case you needed it, this is your reminder that it is okay to drop a few balls, let a few things slide and just have a nap. Frankly it's a miracle that it has taken them 4 or 5 weeks to work out that I'm tired/cranky. I must be some kind of a magician. I also talk a bit about my training week and how to prioritise self care, particularly the self care that you don't like to do. Would you like your question answered? As promised on the podcast, you can book in a skype call here Or you can email me here. Interested in Learn to Run? Our next session starts on the 4th of May, but you can register now and start going through the preparatory program so you can hit the ground running (pun intended!) The program includes: Your choice of various weekly programs ranging from absolute beginner to someone who is looking for a 5km PB Your workouts adjusted as needed so they aren't too challenging or too easy Weekly email or message check-ins with me Weekly emails on additional things to support your running like breathing, technique, mindset and injury prevention A supportive, private group Two strength sessions per week that you can do from home with no gym equipment Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Support the podcast, so we can make more and get access to bonus episodes! You can support Operation Move and the podcast on Patreon. I am so grateful for your support! Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove You can listen on iTunes, Spotify or Stitcher
April 24, 2020
27 min
124. Running local? Here's how to adapt your training.
If you are in lockdown, this episode is for you! It is probably different depending on what state you are in, but in NSW while we are still allowed to get outside for exercise (yay!) we do have to stay within our own suburb or postcode. So while it's fine to drive to somewhere in your suburb to start your run if there's a park or trail you like, that's not okay if it's outside of your suburb. I usually split my runs between home and the flatter runs down the hill one or two suburbs away. But for the last few weeks, I've been sticking to just being at home. Which does have a few training challenges. So this week, I'm talking all about the changes you can make to your sessions when you are limited as to terrain - whether you are living somewhere that is all hills (me!), or can't get access to hills or are missing out on your usual trail running. Would you like your question answered? As promised on the podcast, you can book in a skype call here Or you can email me here. Interested in Learn to Run? Our next session starts on the 4th of May, but you can register now and start going through the preparatory program so you can hit the ground running (pun intended!) The program includes: Your choice of various weekly programs ranging from absolute beginner to someone who is looking for a 5km PB Your workouts adjusted as needed so they aren't too challenging or too easy Weekly email or message check-ins with me Weekly emails on additional things to support your running like breathing, technique, mindset and injury prevention A supportive, private group Two strength sessions per week that you can do from home with no gym equipment Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Support the podcast, so we can make more and get access to bonus episodes! You can support Operation Move and the podcast on Patreon. I am so grateful for your support! Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove You can listen on iTunes, Spotify or Stitcher.
April 16, 2020
23 min
#123 I've lost fitness, speed and endurance. How do I trust the process in my comeback?
I got this listener question awhile ago, and it seemed very appropriate this week Who hasn't lost a bit of fitness at this point? And even though it is probably way down on your list of overall priorities right now, eventually you are going to start building that back up. And what does that look like? Mentally and emotionally how do you deal with that feeling of starting over (not completely, but further back than you were before)? How do you cope with knowing the gap between where you think you should be and where you actually are? And what does that process look like? Would you like your question answered? As promised on the podcast, you can book in a skype call here Or you can email me here. Interested in Learn to Run? Our next session starts on the 4th of May, but you can register now and start going through the preparatory program so you can hit the ground running (pun intended!) The program includes: Your choice of various weekly programs ranging from absolute beginner to someone who is looking for a 5km PB Your workouts adjusted as needed so they aren't too challenging or too easy Weekly email or message check-ins with me Weekly emails on additional things to support your running like breathing, technique, mindset and injury prevention A supportive, private group Two strength sessions per week that you can do from home with no gym equipment Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Support the podcast, so we can make more and get access to bonus episodes! You can support Operation Move and the podcast on Patreon. I am so grateful for your support! Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove You can listen on iTunes, Spotify or Stitcher.
April 10, 2020
33 min
#122 Wait, what just happened?
It's hard to even wrap your head around everything that has changed in the last three weeks since I recorded a podcast I didn't really know where to start with this episode, so I just dived right in to what we are all dealing with at the moment. I also did a Facebook Live last week, where I went into more of what training looks like when there is no event on the horizon and more importantly, how it could be a really important mindset shift in terms of how you approach things from a long term development point of view, rather than from blocks of 12 weeks. You can check that out here. This episode would have been published sooner, but now my kids are home and kicking them off the computer was harder than I anticipated. Would you like your question answered? As promised on the podcast, you can book in a skype call here Or you can email me here. Interested in Learn to Run? Our next session starts on the 4th of May, but you can register now and start going through the preparatory program so you can hit the ground running (pun intended!) The program includes: Your choice of various weekly programs ranging from absolute beginner to someone who is looking for a 5km PB Your workouts adjusted as needed so they aren't too challenging or too easy Weekly email or message check-ins with me Weekly emails on additional things to support your running like breathing, technique, mindset and injury prevention A supportive, private group Two strength sessions per week that you can do from home with no gym equipment Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Support the podcast, so we can make more and get access to bonus episodes! You can support Operation Move and the podcast on Patreon. I am so grateful for your support! Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove
March 24, 2020
30 min
#121 No, Runners Don't Hate Running
Or how you can manipulate data to sell the story you want . . . Strava released data from surveying 25,0000 runners. You can see their visualisation of that data here. And I probably would have just looked at it and thought hey, that's pretty cool but then every media outlet across the globe started running their story which was basically "LOOK. Runners hate running too!" And as clickable a headline as that it is it's not really true. The less exciting version is that runners love to run, and they tolerate a bunch of stuff that they don't always love, all the time because they love it - and overall there is very little that they actually hate. So this week, I talk a bit about the toxic nature of normalising love-hate relationships with exercise and movement. Would you like your question answered? As promised on the podcast, you can book in a skype call here Or you can email me here. Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Support the podcast, so we can make more and get access to bonus episodes! You can support Operation Move and the podcast on Patreon. I am so grateful for your support! Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove You can listen on iTunes, Spotify or Stitcher.
February 22, 2020
14 min
#120 Sweet talking your way out the front door
Getting out the door is the hardest part, isn't it? I think everyone has experienced in no matter if you are new to creating a habit, or if you've been at it for awhile. So. Much. Procrastination. And once you are out there, you are totally fine. But getting over that hump can be a hell of a thing. This week I'm talking about the key things I still use to get me out there which include: Planning Preparation Rampant Bribery Deal Sweeteners Accountability/Peer Pressure And finally, sweet talk Would you like your question answered? As promised on the podcast, you can book in a skype call here Or you can email me here. Check out Run Club and the Operation Move Sisterhood Our amazing community includes: Plans from 5km to Marathon from Beginner to Advanced Weekly workouts for when you are in between plans, or just to spice up your week A private facebook community Access to coaches for all your questions And most importantly - the most supportive community you can imagine! You can sign up here. Support the podcast, so we can make more and get access to bonus episodes! You can support Operation Move and the podcast on Patreon. I am so grateful for your support! Stay up to date on: instagram @opmove facebook @opmove facebook community group @opmove
February 13, 2020
23 min

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Operation Move

Episodes

How to create a run-specific cross-training plan when you aren't running

Why your running (or new habit) motivation falls off a cliff after 3 weeks (and how to fix it)

Creating the bubble and the environment for the change you want in 2021

Everything you don't know about running injuries with Brodie Sharpe

Plan, Train and Adapt with Nicole Avery

Ultra Race Romania but in Geurie

Lockdown 2.0 with Dr Jen Martin

Running in 1 Hour - Maintaining your running fitness in lockdown or when you are just short on time.

Preparing for that big workout or virtual run (plus how to make the most of treadmill running)

Everything I want new runners to know

When different, not more is what makes you better

128. Take some of the structure out of your training, but get the same results

127. The year of mini goals (with Kirsten)

126. Why We Run

125. "Hey Mama, you seem tired."

124. Running local? Here's how to adapt your training.

#123 I've lost fitness, speed and endurance. How do I trust the process in my comeback?

#122 Wait, what just happened?

#121 No, Runners Don't Hate Running

#120 Sweet talking your way out the front door