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The Run Breiter PodcastAuthor: Sam Breiter & Colleen Mock
Welcome to the Run Breiter Podcast! Join hosts Sam Breiter, a seasoned runner with over 15 years of experience, 7 years as a coach, and 100 races completed (including 9 marathons), and Colleen Mock, a 100K finisher, Clinical Psychology Doctoral Candidate, mental health advocate, and master hiker/outdoor enthusiast. Together, they create a vibrant and inclusive space for runners of all levels.Each episode offers valuable tips and advice, insights into the latest happenings in the sport, and a glimpse into their personal running journeys.Expect engaging ranking segments, race recaps, and up-to-date news from the worlds of track and field to ultra runningand so much more! Get ready to be educated, motivated, and entertained with some delightful dad jokes along the way.With occasional guest appearances to learn from some of the most unique runners out there and plenty of laughter, you're in for a great time! Tune in every two Wednesdays at 6 AM MST / 8 AM EST, unless theyre caught in a slow runthen just be patient for the next episode! Language: en-us Genres: Fitness, Health & Fitness, Running, Sports Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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S2:E23 | Should running be in the Winter Olympics?
Episode 23
Monday, 23 February, 2026
In this episode of the Run Breiter Podcast, Sam and Colleen dive into a surprisingly real question that’s starting to gain traction in the endurance world:Should running be part of the Winter Olympics?With conversations emerging around the possible inclusion of cross-country running in future Winter Games , we explore what that could actually look like.Would it mean snow running? Trail racing? Cross country on winter terrain? Would it help grow the sport globally or take away from what makes the Winter Olympics unique?Sam and Colleen break down:What defines a “winter sport”How running already overlaps with winter disciplinesThe potential formats that could make senseWhether this would grow the sport or create unnecessary noiseThis is a fun, big-picture conversation about the future of endurance sport and where running fits in the evolving landscape of global competition
