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EPISODE · Aug 28, 2019 · 1H 3M

How to be awesome for forever - Ryan Woods

from RMR Training Podcast · host Rich Ryan, Meg Jacoby, Ryan Kent

Very few athletes can train and succeed at a high level of endurance. Even fewer athletes sustain their success for decades.But Ryan Woods is doing it. At 40 years old Ryan aka Woodsy aka RJwoodsy has been crowned the Spartan Race North American champion. Fresh off of one of the biggest win of his long career Woods joins Rich to talk all things training and shares why he believes he’s been able to smash training and his competition for years. During the episode we cover:How Woodsy structures his training and the consistent benchmarks he uses to test his fitness. His reluctance to start strength training and benefits he found form it once he started. The recovery methods he uses and what you should do to sustain performance.How he has made the transition from the track, to roads, to mountains, to OCR.Follow @Rjwoodsy on all the socialsHit Subscribe to get the latest episodes of Reinforced Running PodcastFollow along Reinforced Running IG @reinforced_running_richTwitter @ReinforcedRunJoin our private training group on facebook here.Get your free Guide to faster running @ reinforcedrunning.com/runfaster

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