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Ever stepped outside on a chilly morning and thought, “Nope, too cold to run”? Well, this week on RunPod’s Extra Mile, Jenni is here to help you power through!Running in the cold takes a little extra planning, but with the right gear, the right mindset, and the right hacks, you’ll be lacing up with confidence—whatever the weather. From layering up properly to staying motivated when it’s freezing, this episode has everything you need to keep going, even when the temperatures drop.So, wrap up, step outside, and let’s go the Extra Mile together! ❄️

RunPod is back with a power couple who are taking on the ultimate challenge—together!In this episode, Jenni is joined by actress, model, and presenter Kelly Brook, along with her husband Jeremy Parisi—a brilliant model, actor, and martial arts pro—as they gear up to run the London Marathon 2025, side by side.Whether it’s laps around Hampstead Heath or a loop through Regent’s Park, this husband-and-wife duo are clocking up the miles, rain or shine. For Kelly, running has become more than just fitness—it’s about fresh air, feel-good endorphins, and yes… well-earned coffee and crepe stops along the way!Jeremy brings the drive, Kelly brings the good vibes, and together they’re showing that training’s a whole lot more fun when you’ve got your partner by your side.Tune in for love, laughter, and marathon motivation—plus the joy of finding your rhythm, your reason, and your running partner for life.

Ever wondered what keeps Sally Gunnell and Luca Bigg feeling unstoppable? This week, we dive into their Power Playlist, packed with Bruno Mars bangers and a podcast from Andrew Huberman!

Rainy run? Don’t let a downpour hold you back! This week, Jenni is tackling the biggest excuse in the book—bad weather. Instead of putting off your run, she’ll show you how to embrace the elements, stay motivated, and even turn rainy runs into a secret training weapon.Because let’s face it—race day won’t always be sunny! By preparing for all conditions, you’ll build mental toughness and confidence. And remember, there’s no such thing as bad weather—just bad clothing!So, grab your gear, step outside, and let’s go The Extra Mile together! ☔

Ever wondered what tracks make Kitty Scott-Claus feel unstoppable? This week, we dive into her Power Playlist, packed with feel-good anthems and absolute bangers that have her saying, “I feel like I could kick down a door!”

How do you make running feel like a natural part of your day instead of something you have to force yourself to do? This week, Jenni dives into the secret to turning running into a lasting habit.From finding the perfect trigger to link your runs to—like your morning coffee or favorite podcast—to showing up even when it’s not perfect, she’ll help you stay consistent and motivated.Because the key to success? It’s not about running perfectly—it’s about showing up. Lace up, hit the pavement, and let’s go The Extra Mile together!

In this fabulous episode of RunPod, Jenni is joined by the hilarious and glamorous RuPaul’s Drag Race UK finalist, Kitty Scott-Claus!She’s dazzled on stage, but now she’s lighting up the pavement!Since taking up running in April 2024, Kitty has officially caught the running bug. As she puts it, “This time last year, I couldn’t even run a bath!”Sharing her journey from complete beginner to dedicated runner, Kitty discusses all the highs of running and her training for the London Marathon 2025—in FULL DRAG!Running alongside RunPod friend Jeremy Joseph, Kitty is proving that with the right mindset (and the perfect playlist), anything is possible.Expect plenty of laughs, uplifting stories, and a sprinkle of fabulousness along the way.Kitty Scott-Trainers!

Ever wondered what elite runner Chris Thompson listens to? This week, Jenni Falconer dives into his Power Playlist, uncovering the tunes that keep him moving!Chris is a man who appreciates great lyrics, and without giving too much away… let’s just say a certain classic by Hanson makes the cut!

Ever thought, “Nahhh, I could never be a runner”? Well, this week on RunPod’s Extra Mile Jenni Falconer is here to change that mindset!No matter your fitness level, age, or experience, everyone starts somewhere. Jenni breaks down the first steps to becoming a runner, showing you how to build up gradually and find your rhythm. If you’ve been struggling to get out the door, this episode is exactly what you need!Lace up, take that first step, and let’s go the Extra Mile together!

This week on RunPod, Jenni is joined by endurance running legend Chris Thompson! With over two decades at the top of the sport, Chris has experienced it all—from winning European silver alongside Mo Farah to a career-defining marathon performance that earned him a spot at Tokyo 2020 just days after becoming a dad.Jenni explores his remarkable journey, from his Olympic experiences, to the mindset and running tips required to keep pushing the limits. Along the way, Chris shares his passion for running, reflects on the amazing things life can bring, and talks about his latest podcast venture with fellow running icon Paula Radcliffe.Get ready for an inspiring conversation with a true master of long-distance running!

Welcome back to The Extra Mile, your Monday Motivation series on RunPod with Jenni —here to help you power through every step of your running journey!This week, Jenni is tackling one of the hardest challenges every runner faces: tough runs. You know the ones—when your legs feel like lead, your mind begs you to stop, and every step is harder than it should be. So how do you push through?Join Jenni as she shares personal advice to help you overcome those sluggish runs and make you stronger.Are you ready to go The Extra Mile? Let’s do this!

Join Paralympic champion Jonnie Peacock as he chats with Jenni on RunPod about his extraordinary athletics journey and why he's so grateful that running is his full-time job.From winning gold at the London 2012 Paralympic Games to living the life as an athlete, Jonnie brings a refreshing and real perspective to the world of sprinting. He also looks a head to the 2028 Olympics in LA - which will be here before we know it!Jonnie talks sprinting, staying motivated, and how his love for running continues to drive him forward. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just starting out, Jonnie’s story will make you crack a smile, and leave you feeling inspired!

Welcome to The Extra Mile, a brand-new Monday Motivation series on RunPod with Jenni Falconer—designed to help you feel the feel-good even more!Each week, Jenni will inspire you to go that little bit further, whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting out. In this first episode, she’s tackling the biggest challenge of all: taking that crucial first step. How do you get started? What keeps you motivated? And why is lacing up your trainers the hardest but most rewarding part?Join Jenni as she shares tips, stories, and motivation to help you push past your limits and discover the joy of running. So, are you ready to go The Extra Mile? Let’s do this!

Join Jenni on RunPod as she welcomes back comedian, podcaster, and self-proclaimed running nerd Helen Thorn! Best known as one half of the hilarious Scummy Mummies, Helen isn’t just about the laughs—she’s also a seasoned marathon runner, having conquered eight marathons (with her sights set on ten!).In this episode, Helen shares her passion for running, why she believes marathons are like childbirth ("you forget the pain!"), and why the Copenhagen Marathon holds a special place in her heart—mainly for the pastries.She’s also living proof that life after a painful divorce can bring joy and a new lease on life. Expect plenty of laughs, motivation, and maybe even a few training tips along the way!Lace up and hit play—this is one episode you won’t want to miss!

In this special RunPod LIVE episode, Jenni is joined by Spencer Matthews at The National Running Show in Birmingham!Spencer is a great friend of RunPod, and it’s incredible to see how he continues to push his limits with epic running challenges. Tune in as he shares what fuels his motivation, his toughest moments, and what exciting goals he has lined up next - you won't want to miss it!A HUGE thank you to everyone who joined us for this live recording—it was an amazing experience with an exceptionally large crowd! You are all part of the RunPod RUN CLUB, and Jenni loves sharing this journey with you.

Get ready for an inspiring episode of Runpod as Jenni sits down with Phil Hayday-Brown, the co-founder and Race Director of the legendary Montane Spine Races—widely regarded as the most gruelling endurance race series on the planet. The Montane Spine Races feature three extraordinary challenges. The original Winter Spine is a grueling 268-mile ultramarathon across the UK, drawing hundreds of participants, including elite athletes like Jasmin Paris. The Summer Spine follows the same punishing route but takes place in June, offering a unique test of endurance under warmer conditions and extended daylight. The newest addition, the Arctic Spine, is a staggering 296-mile expedition along Sweden’s Kungsleden trail. Participants must ski and haul sleds packed with all their gear, facing extreme cold and isolation—an event so formidable that no one has finished it yet.Phil's career as a trailblazer in adventure racing and his experiences in polar expeditions will leave you in awe. From tales of extreme resilience to

This week on RunPod, Jenni is joined by none other than Michelin Star Chef Paul Ainsworth, who’s travelled all the way from beautiful Padstow to share his passion for running and how it fuels his life.Paul, a big fan of RunPod (he even manifested being on the show!), believes that your health is your wealth. He shares how running helps him be the best version of himself—for his kids, his wife, and his thriving restaurant businesses.With a career shaped by culinary legends like Gordon Ramsay, and Marcus Wareing, Paul knows all about discipline and determination, and values that translate seamlessly into his fitness journey.Tune in for an inspiring chat about life, health, and the mindset that’s taken him from the kitchen to the running trail—and why he thinks running is the secret ingredient to success.