Dr. Phil Maffetone returns to revisit the MAF Method—training by low heart rate (≈180 minus age)—with Don sharing how it saved his a 100-mile race. Phil explains why most endurance performance is aerobic and how building that system (plus...
In this episode, Dr. Phil Maffetone takes a comprehensive look at stress management, breaking it down into physical, biochemical, and mental/emotional categories. He shares practical strategies for addressing common stressors, from eliminating...
Good friend, Dr. Phil Maffetone, joins us again to help us understand how important music can be to improve the neuroplasticity of your brain and enter the alpha state. What does this mean for an endurance runner? Dr. Maffetone explains...
Join us on this episode as we delve into the world of endurance training and racing with the legendary Dr. Phil Maffetone, one of the most influential figures in endurance sports. Christopher McDougall, acclaimed trail runner and author, hails Dr...
We’ve all heard that we should build a good “base”. In this episode we devine what base building is and how to make it a fundimental part of our training. Our experts for this episode are Ian Sharman, Krissy...
Trail Runner Nation friend and frequent guest, Dr. Phil Maffetone, helps us understand that health isn’t a simple byproduct of fitness; that fitness can be improved with better health. He explains how we can become healthier and...
We have made this BONUS MILES with Dr. Phil Maffetone is free this week. If you missed the original episode, get it HERE. If you want to hear all the bonus miles, please consider supporting TRN on our Patreon Channel at the...
How can we become stronger? Dr. Phil Maffetone joins us to uncover the simple yet effective way to improve our strength and improve our lifestyle. Book: Get Strong: The natural, no-sweat, whole-body approach to stronger muscles and bones Other...
Dr. Phil Maffetone helps us understand the difference about over-weight and over-fat. We discuss why is so difficult to lose weight because our understandings may be in error. If we lose excess fat, we will become healthier and more...