EPISODE · Mar 31, 2026 · 22 MIN
45. Bored On Your Runs? Here's How To Use It To Build Mental Strength
from Your Running Coach with GMacSpurr · host GMacSpurr Ltd
You’re not bored with running.You’re disconnected from it.In this episode of Your Running Coach with GMacSpurr, Coach G is going beyond surface-level fixes and getting into what boredom on your runs is really telling you. Because it’s not about needing a new playlist, a new route, or more motivation. It’s about your level of engagement, your identity as a runner, and your ability to stay present when there’s nothing to distract you.We explore:Why boredom is actually a diagnostic signal (not a problem)How distraction is keeping you stuck at your current levelThe difference between running through your sessions vs being fully in themThe mental skill most runners have never been taught - and why it mattersPlus, Coach G will walk you through a simple in-run mental protocol you can start using immediately to shift your focus and reconnect with your running.If your runs have been feeling flat, forced, or just a bit “meh” lately… this is the episode that will change how you see them completely.Links:- Join the Summer Consistency Reset {limited spots}- Re-write your running story with The Runner Identity Project (aka TRIP)- Curious about what coaching could do for you? Jump on a consultation call with Coach G- Break through what’s holding you back and unlock your next level with 1:1 Coaching- Join 31x31: 31-Day Self-Trust Challenge- If you like to listen to music on your run, grab your new fav running playlist here- If you are guessing what to eat before, during & after your run then look no further - grab this 3-part running fuel series.Let's stay in touch:Follow @gmacspurrcoaching on InstagramJoin the Your Running Coach by GMacSpurr community and keep the conversation goingwww.gmacspurr.com
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