Hello there, welcome to Run Pod, where runners unite, all of them. No matter which words you use to

describe your run, maybe they be positive or less complimentary. I'm sure you'll find this episode

of RunPod, very insightful, perhaps from a running tips point of view, or perhaps from a vocabulary perspective.

For today I'm joined by a presenter, actor, singer, someone who is best known to many as the

celebsgo dating receptionist for today on RunPod. We're about to get a lesson in all words

running related, as he is a man

with an incredibly extensive vocabulary and a very unique way with words, so much so that

any English grammar teacher would truly be in awe of him, as am I, for he is also a runner.

It is the extremely eloquent Tom Reid Wilson. Oh, what an intro. That is

Chopin to my tympanic membrane. It really is. Thank you so much. I feel quite honored that

you've said that about my little intro. I loved it. I loved it. What an overture. It will all go downhill from here, Tom.

Well, it's very apropos for running because you've put springs in my calcania. So I shall be very

bouncy now. I won't need trainers at all. Oh, I'm so glad. Listen, today I feel

wherever you fancy, just drop a few new words in wherever you can because when I talk about running, I'm so glad. Listen, today I feel wherever you fancy, just drop a few new words in wherever you can

because when I talk about running, I go running and then I might go plodding or I might occasionally throw in a sprint or a jog.

And then I kind of run out.

So if there's any alternatives you can add to the mix, that would be useful.

Well, you know, I think Clod Hopper could be a good synonym for a runner,

because you are really hopping Claude, aren't you? That is a good idea. Would you describe yourself

as a Claude Hopper? I am a bit of a clod hopper, figuratively and literally. I've got a very sturdy

gait. Running, though, I mean, no one really thinks of you as a dirty gate.

Running though.

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