Hey, do badders. We've just finished our next interview. It's really good because he talks about how quickly he's adapted his mileage, his training to set the GB record within a year and a half of taking up running again. Incredible. And also the nutrition strategy, really surprised to hear how many calories he takes, how he adjusts it, and how he went through

an unbelievable amount of caffeine. That's all in this podcast. Take it away, Nick.

They're bad, their boys, and occasionally they talk about running. Yes, it's the bad boy

running podcast with your host, Jody Rainsford and David

Heller so do bad bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye i must admit i was a clone to be messing around but that doesn't mean that you have to leave town come back so do badders. I was going to

not often we're disappointed by one of the members of Bad Boy Running.

We're frequently disappointed by the members, but normally it's because they've become like a park race director or they've failed to lose a marathon.

But our next guest has seemed to be making waves not just in the record books, but in the

Facebook group as well, as everyone's kind of wondering, how the fuck has this guy done it?

Has he been stood under thousands of Chinese ventilation shafts in restaurants or something?

Because within the last 18 months, two years, he's gone from not being a runner to breaking

Robbie Britain's 24-hour record, which is just insane. So welcome to the podcast, the wonderful

Matt Field.

Way, way.

Good evening, thank you. How are you doing? I'm good, thanks. Yeah. Recovery's going well.

How are you feeling about it now that it's happened?

It's taken a while to sink in.

I think when you start looking at other British distance record holders and who they are,

you've got Josh Coe up there, Mo Farrah, and it's like, and I've got the one for 24 hours,

albeit I might only have it for a few weeks.

I might have it for a few months, who knows?

But yeah, I'm up there and it's shocking.

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