Running is BS
Well Amy hasn’t been running, but that’s no longer a big deal as Stu can’t stop racing for some reason.
We have double guest action with Gary Damer and Dean Smith from Behind the Medal podcast, who definitely love running and swearing more than us!
We give you top dogging tips, and all we ask in return is your opinion on what Bullshit Tea should taste like. It makes more sense if you listen rather than reading this tbh…
Another episode, another week where Amy hasn’t run, but don’t worry you won’t be disappointed by the reason.
Our guest is Kerrie Aldridge, one of the pack of the back runners at the 2019 London Marathon who were so mistreated. We find how she got started and why she’s going back to London. You can also find out more about her amazing charity work here: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram
The best three weekly podcast that loves to hate running is back.
There’s the usual amount of bullshit, and somewhat inevitably, actual shit to discuss. We talk about American race fees, the ‘Great’ Runs and arbitrary scoring systems.
Stu had so much to complain about he forgot to mention the extremely minor barbwire injury he got while trail running, but hopefully now you’ve read this and know about it.
Amy’s lack of planning really comes into its own this week as she describes the trail run from hell and Stewart has a lot to get off his chest.
We talk about why watching running might not actually be bullshit, but how the World Championships really were, the new way to enter Tough Mudder, and a discussion on what is your price for shitting yourself at the end of a race.
September 23, 2019
The only thing worse than running is watching other people running. You know it, we know it, so here it all is.
Episode also features Amy’s animal adventures, trollunteering, and Stewart ruining the accessibility of the podcast by not being completely shit.
We want to hear about your rookie running errors, and if you’ve ever seen non-runners tucking into the post-race food or aid stations! Drop us a line on twitter, facebook or email.