Runners and fans of runDisney can get reviews and updates on Disney races with the Rise and Run podcast. Hosts and guests explore runDisney's entertainment-themed running events worldwide. Courses pass through Disney theme parks and are great for kids and adults. Runners dress up in Disney costumes to make the races even more exciting.
These road races welcome casual runners and seasoned athletes. Events include 5Ks, 10Ks, half marathons, and full marathons. The Dopey Challenge involves running all four of those races on the same long weekend. So how does one train for this grueling challenge? This podcast has the answers.
The Rise and Run podcast title comes from a fact about Disney races. Its runners must get up in the middle of the night to run these races. That's because the races start before the Disney parks open. Podcast interviews explore runner quests for personal bests and course challenges. Much of the conversation centers around their fun with friends and family.
Runners share their experiences at events like the Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend. Listeners hear about the Disney Princess Half Marathon on the podcast. Sci-fi fans talk about details of the Star Wars Rival Run Weekend. Rise and Run also talks about non-Disney races, like the Boston Marathon.
The podcast covers entertainment options along course routes and the winners. Guests talk about the creative costumes they made honoring their favorite Disney characters. Along with race-specific news, Rise and Run explores health and fitness topics. The hosts talk with experts about training and nutrition, and running gear.
Special episodes such as "Race Report" offer coverage of challenging courses. Hosts talk with past winners and next year's competitors. Author Martinus Evans joined to talk about his book Slow AF Run Club: The Ultimate Guide for Anyone Who Wants to Run. He points out that running is for everyone, independent from their running abilities.
Listeners also get tips on Disney travel, dining, hotels, and more. Rise and Run episodes air weekly and are one to two hours long. Both runners and Disney fans may appreciate this podcast.
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