Episode 42 | Nate Helming

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Coaching, Marathons, Sports, Olympics, Running, Ultrarunning

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 25 December 2018

⏱️ 75 minutes

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“The number one thing is really taking ownership of what you do with your body and understanding that our ideas on strength and exercising, it's not the multivitamin. I can't eat like crap and take my daily pill and think I'm good. Strength doesn't work that way [either]. It's not like I can run like garbage, never stretch, ignore all these signals that my body is giving me all the time, but do this one exercise, and think everything is going to be OK. It needs to be flipped around.”It was super fun to sit down with my friend Nate Helming, co-founder of The Run Experience, an online community that helps runners train to become stronger, faster, and more well-rounded athletes. He is also my personal strength training coach and has helped me become a healthier, more resilient runner over the past few years.Nate and I caught up recently after a run and talked about his evolution as an athlete and a coach, how his own injury frustrations led him to think differently about his approach to strength training, and how all of those things intersected to land him where he is today. This was a great conversation and there’s a lot to take away from it, especially if you’ve been dealing with injury frustrations of your own.This episode is brought to you by Maurten, the sports fuel used by many of the world’s top marathoners, including Eliud Kipchoge, Mo Farah, Mary Keitany, and Des Linden, to name a few. Maurten has set up a special contest for listeners of the morning shakeout where you can win heaps of free product. Here’s what you have to do: Go to maurten.com/AMshakeout and register with your email address. At the end of Maurten’s 4-week sponsorship of this podcast they are going to draw 10 winners at random. Each winner will get a full box of 160 drink mix, a full box of 320 drink mix, and a full box of GEL 100s. That entire package is valued at over $130! Enter for your chance to win at maurten.com/AMshakeout.Complete show notes: https://www.themorningshakeout.com/podcast-episode-42-with-nate-helming/Sign up here to get the morning shakeout email newsletter delivered to your inbox every Tuesday morning: www.themorningshakeout.com/subscribe/Support the morning shakeout on Patreon: www.patreon.com/themorningshakeout

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0:00.0	The number one thing is really taking ownership of what you do in your body and
0:10.1	understanding that you know our ideas on strength and exercises it's not the
0:16.2	multivitamin like I can't eat like crap and then take my daily pill and be like
0:21.5	I'm good it's like strength doesn't work that way. It's not like I can
0:25.0	run like garbage, never stretch, ignore all these signals that my body's given me
0:31.1	all the time, but do this one exercise and think I'm going to be
0:34.4	okay like it needs to be flipped around. That's Nate Helming and this is episode 42 of
0:41.0	the morning shake Out Podcast.
0:43.0	Hey what's up,
0:45.0	I'm your host Mario Freoley, and welcome back,
0:51.0	or welcome to Hey, what's up everybody? I'm your host Mario Freoli and welcome
0:54.1	back or welcome to the Morning Shake Out Podcast where every week I glean insight and
0:57.8	inspiration from athletes, coaches, and personalities in the sport of running. And this week I'm talking to my good friend,
1:04.0	Nate Helming, who is my personal strength training coach
1:06.4	here in the Bay Area.
1:07.2	He has helped me to get stronger and stay healthy
1:09.1	over the past few years.
1:10.5	Nate is also the co-founder of the Run Experience which is an online community that helps
1:14.3	runners train to become stronger, faster, and more well-rounded athletes.
1:18.4	We cut off recently after a run, had a great conversation about the evolution of his career
1:22.1	as an athlete and now coach, how his own injury
1:24.5	frustrations led him to think differently about the importance of strength training and how all of those things
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