
The episode discusses current events in distance running and track and field, featuring insights from Dr. Matt Pisanelli and reflections on various athletic competitions.
March 2026: This is an episode highlighting the current events in distance running and track and field. This podcast episode delves into a myriad of topics pertinent to the realm of athletics, particularly focusing on recent events in the running community. Notably, we discuss the USATF Indoor Nationals, where experiences varied among the participants, with Dr. Matt Pisanelli providing firsthand insights into the organization and atmosphere of the event. Furthermore, we reflect upon the unfortunate debacle surrounding the USATF Half Marathon Championships, where logistical missteps led to a disconcerting outcome for many competitors. The conversation also encompasses the anticipation surrounding the New York Marathon, a prestigious event that evokes excitement among runners, as well as the unconventional nature of The Speed Project, a unique and unsanctioned race that promises to challenge its participants in unprecedented ways. As we navigate these subjects, we aim to illuminate the complexities and nuances inherent in the world of competitive running. The podcast delves into the multifaceted experiences of the hosts as they recount their recent ventures in the realm of…
Host: Dr. Leo Kormanik
Guest: Dr. Matt Pisanelli
Organizations: USATF
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