Kinda Running, Kinda Not: The Vacation Episode

Kinda Running, Kinda Not: The Vacation Episode

From Kinda Fast Podcast by Upward Running

June 12, 2026 · 54 min · Episode 51

About this episode

In this episode, Claire and Travis discuss how to maintain running training during vacations and explore various related topics.

Vacation season is here, and in Episode 51 of the Kinda Fast Podcast, Claire and Travis tackle one of the biggest questions runners face this time of year: Should you keep training while you're away? They kick things off by breaking down the term "Run-Cation" and why so many runners plan vacations around races, scenic routes, and new running adventures. Then they dive into the latest running news, including the Run Disney registration meltdown, a 90-year-old runner completing his first marathon, and a controversial high school track championship ruling that sparked debate across the running community. The episode also features a fun round of vacation running trivia before Claire and Travis take a deep dive into training while traveling. They discuss how to adjust your schedule without derailing your goals, when to use vacation as a cutback week, what gear to pack, how to safely explore new places on foot, and why consistency matters more than perfection when you're away from home. Whether you're heading to the beach, traveling for a race, or simply trying to fit running into a busy vacation schedule, this episode will help you stay active, enjoy the journey, and keep your…

People in this episode

Hosts: Claire, Travis

Topics covered

  • training while traveling
  • vacation running
  • running news
  • Run-Cation
  • adjusting training schedules
  • vacation trivia

Keywords

  • running
  • vacation
  • training
  • Run-Cation
  • fitness
  • travel
  • consistency

Sponsors

Upward Running

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Run Disney, Upward Running

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