So You Want to Be a Champion: Part 2: How to prepare. How to Train
Science of Running
by stevemagness
2w ago
In this episode of the On Coaching Podcast, hosts Steve Magness and Jonathan Marcus dive into the second part of their three-part series on becoming a champion. This segment, ‘How to Train,’ explores the nuances and complexities of transitioning from preparation to high-level training. They discuss the critical distinction between preparation and training, emphasizing the ..read more
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So You Want to Be A Champion? Part 1: How to think How to Act.
Science of Running
by stevemagness
3w ago
In this episode of the On Coaching Podcast, Steve Magness and Jon Marcus kick off a three-part series on what it takes to become a champion. They delve into the essential mindset and behaviors needed to succeed at the highest levels of athletic competition. Steve and John discuss the importance of long-term vision, delayed gratification ..read more
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Bonus Episode: The Biology of Winning and Losing…with a crazy twist!
Science of Running
by stevemagness
1M ago
A special bonus episode! We’re going to try something a bit different. We’re talking the mental side of sport, the biology of winning and losing, and much more. Except…your hosts aren’t Steve and Jon. They are AI. We fed Steve’s book, Win the Inside Game, to the algorithm to make a podcast, and quite frankly ..read more
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How to Break Through the Plateau
Science of Running
by stevemagness
1M ago
Breaking through the next plateau. Our fitness journey’s often go a little something like this. At first, progress is easy. We start an exercise regime, and nearly every week it seems like we’re lifting a bit more or running a tad faster. As we move from beginner to regular, progress slows a bit, but the ..read more
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266: Overcoming Choking and Underperformance: The Science and Psychology of Pressure
Science of Running
by stevemagness
1M ago
In this episode, Steve Magness explores the psychology and science behind performance anxiety, choking, and the phenomenon known as ‘the yips’ in sports. Drawing on his experience working with top athletes from various sports, Steve delves into how stress responses can both help and hinder performance. Through a blend of personal stories, scientific research, and ..read more
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265: Consistency wins: How to be consistent in the face of volatility and unpredictability.
Science of Running
by stevemagness
1M ago
In this episode of the On Coaching Podcast, hosts Steve Magness and John Marcus delve into the essential concept of consistency in achieving athletic success. We begin with an announcement about Steve’s new book, ‘When the Inside Game is Almost Here,’ focusing on mental performance under pressure. They then explore how consistency is crucial in ..read more
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264: The Science of Surging: How to Pull Away from the Pack Mid-Race
Science of Running
by stevemagness
2M ago
In this special 10-year anniversary episode of the On Coaching Podcast, hosts Steve Magness and John Marcus delve into the intricacies of surging during races. They explore both the physiological and psychological aspects of initiating and responding to mid-race surges, sharing insights from personal experiences and expert strategies. They discuss how to prepare athletes to ..read more
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263: The Workouts Come Second: Teaching Comes First
Science of Running
by stevemagness
2M ago
The Importance of Teaching in Coaching In this episode of the On Coaching Podcast, hosts Steve Magness and Jonathan Marcus emphasize the significance of teaching in coaching, arguing that workouts should come second to effectively educating and connecting with athletes. They explore the ways in which a pedagogical approach, akin to old-school coaching legends, fosters ..read more
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262: Do drills work? The case for and against
Science of Running
by stevemagness
2M ago
The Nuance of Drills: Do They Really Work? In this episode of the On Coaching Podcast, hosts Steve Magness and Jonathan Marcus delve into the controversial topic of whether drills are effective in enhancing running mechanics and athletic performance. They discuss the history, purpose, and context of various drills, offering insights into how they can ..read more
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261: How to Write Training Part 2: Nuance, making adjustments and tweaks
Science of Running
by stevemagness
2M ago
The Art of Coaching: Insights on Adjusting and Perfecting Training Plans In this episode of the On Coaching Podcast, hosts Steve Magness and John Marcus share their perspectives on the importance of knowing how to make adjustments and tweaks to training plans, especially during different phases of a season. They reflect on the excitement of ..read more
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