Todd Hargrove talks to us about his recent book 'Playing With Movement' in which he discusses how the mainstream approach to sport training and physical therapy has become 'all work no play', too often focussing on movements that are boring, repetitive, planned, stressful, and intrinsically meaningless.

Adam Meakins & Mike James join us for an impromptu but given the current climate necessary conversation about Coronavirus (COVID-19), to discuss what clinicians/patients/people should/could be doing with regards to minimising the impact & spread.

Chatting to Tom Goom aka 'The Running Physio' about ways in which the treatment of Running Injury & optimization of Running Performance has changed since he first started as a physio in 2002.

Ep39: Alex Hutchinson - Pushing The Limits of Human Performance.Alex Hutchinson is one of the world's most highly respected authorities on the subject of endurance sports. With a PhD in Physics from Cambridge and a Master’s in Journalism from Columbia, his articles in Runner’s World, Outside Magazine, The Globe & Mail, are internationally acclaimed.His 2011 book 'Which Comes First, Cardio or Weights?' is quite simply a 'must have' for anyone who does exercise. It was and still is THE...

Dr Kevin Maggs of Running Reform explains how an understanding of the concept of 'Load vs Capacity' can help make sense of the many factors that runners & clinicians are confronted with in diagnosing, managing & reducing risk of running related injury.

Matt Fitzgerald, endurance runner, sports journalist & best selling author talks to us about his latest book 'Life Is A Marathon: A Memoir of Love and Endurance' which chronicles the struggles Matt and his partner Natacki had in dealing with her eventual diagnosis of Bipolar Disorder, and how running ultimately saved their marriage and his life.

In this final episode of Season One, we are joined by Mike James 'The Endurance Physio' to help dissect the recent 'RCL International Running Conference' that took place earlier this week in Brighton (UK). We look at each of the 10 fantastic speakers, their 10 presentations, the two Q&A sessions, and ask the all important question: 'Where do we go from here?'

In this Gait Analysis Special with legendary podiatrist Trevor Prior and run3D founder Dr. Jessica Leitch, we discuss the role of Gait Analysis in treating musculoskeletal overuse injuries.

Dr. Derek Griffin discusses ways in which the assessment of runners has had to evolve in order to encompass developments in our understanding of pain.

Dr, Izzy Moore, highly respected researcher of Running Biomechanics & Injury with multiple published papers, talks with us about the role of research in evidence based practice.

In today’s post-run chat I am visibly unimpressed as I had to set out at 10.30am and deal with the pretty extreme the heat of Rhodes. I discuss ways to avoid ‘not getting out the door’, why goats are not the same as sheep, night running and cows. I blame the heat…

Day 1 post-run chat from my recent 10-in-10 running challenge - 10km for 10 days. Take on the challenge to win up to £100 off the 'RCL International Running Conference' this October 30/31 in Brighton, UK.

Special guest Nils Oudhuis, creator of education website TrustMe-Ed and Facebook Group 'Trust me, I'm a Physiotherapist' talks to us about his experiences training to become a Physiotherapist, and how the obstacles he discovered caused him to set up his Facebook Group and website.

Mike James (a.k.a. The Endurance Physio) and Malcolm Sloan (founder of Sports Injury Fix) discuss ways that runners can find the type of injury therapist they need, and how therapists can ensure their services are visible to runners.

Jeff Gaudette, founder & head coach at Runners Connect, talks to us about how to train seriously for the 5k distance, something that a lot of runners fail to do either by choice (attracted more by the lights of a half or full marathon) or by making common mistakes.

In this 'Brighton Beard Company Special', we take some time away from running injury & performance to chat with Lloyd Kite, co-founder of our lovely sponsors 'The Brighton Beard Company '.

Dr Rich Willy, PhD in Biomechanics and Movement Science and a masters of physical therapy, talks to us about what runners of 35+ years can do to minimise injury and maintain/improve performance.

Jason Fitzgerald is a USA Track & Field certified coach and author of ‘101 Simple Ways to be a Better Runner’ and ‘Running for Health and Happiness’ (both #1 best-sellers in the running category on Amazon). His website strengthrunning.com. is one of the largest running blogs on the web with over 200,000 readers per month, and has been featured in Runner’s World, Competitor Magazine, USA Today, The Huffington Post, and most other major media. Sounds like the perfect guest to talk about...

Greg Lehman helps us get around the problems that can arise from tackling the modern understanding of pain. "So you're saying this pain is in my HEAD?"

Chris Johnson: Physical Therapist, certified triathlon coach, multiple time Kona qualifier and owner of Zeren PT & Performance. Chris talks to us about about the assessment of runners for injury & performance, a topic he will also be addressing as one of the speakers at the 'RCL International Running Conference 2019' this October 30/31 in Brighton, UK.

"The Future of Running Shoes" with legendary podiatrist Simon Bartold of Bartold Clinical. SHOW NOTES & AUDIO CHAPTERS available at podcast.runchatlive.com

"All novice runners should consider minimalist shoes" - says JF Esculier, Vice President & Director of Research & Development at The Running Clinic Vancouver, and our special guest for this episode. SHOW NOTES & AUDIO CHAPTERS available at podcast.runchatlive.com

Our guest on this episode was meant to be Dr Derek Griffin but sadly technical difficulties prevented this. We will be rescheduling so keep your eyes open for confirmation of a new date. Faced with listeners who had tuned in for the LIVE recording of this podcast on our Facebook Page, this episode therefore became a Q&A with host Matt Phillips. SHOW NOTES & AUDIO CHAPTERS available at podcast.runchatlive.com

#Ep22: Talk is cheap, actions count - this episode's special guest has mastered both. As a physiotherapist specialising in musculoskeletal & sports medicine and co-founder of the innovative Chews Health network, Jack Chew is probably best known as the voice behind the mic for his online educational platform ‘The Physio Matters Podcast’. With his core team, Jack has become a huge driving force behind changing the face of musculoskeletal and sports medicine education. In November 2017, Jack...