A new podcast for all women who run. Any pace and at any point in their running journey
Women’s Running Collective
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96 episodes
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A new podcast for all women who run. Any pace and at any point in their running journey
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4/7/2024
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Recent Episodes
August 3, 2026
Sydney Marathon 2026: The Ultimate Race Week Survival Guide | Tips, Expo, Course & Race Day
Sydney Marathon 2026 Survival Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before Race Day | Women's Running Collective This week on the Women's Running Collective, Hayles and Jussie are getting excited because Sydney Marathon is almost here! Whether you're tackling your first marathon or chasing a shiny new PB, this episode is your ultimate race week survival guide. Before diving into all things Sydney Marathon, the girls catch up on recent racing, training and share a few very honest (and very funny!) stories about the glamorous realities of being female runners, including pelvic floors, Harbour 10 mishaps and why carrying spare shorts might not be the worst idea. From there, they break down everything you need to know before marathon weekend. They cover the course, start times, aid stations, pacers, race morning logistics, the expo, carb loading, transport, bag drop, sustainability initiatives and the brand-new Motion Festival taking over Circular Quay. If you're feeling nervous, excited, overwhelmed, or all three....this episode is packed with practical advice to help you feel calm, prepared and ready to enjoy one of the most iconic marathons in the world. This episode is proudly sponsored by ASICS and the new GEL-KAYANO™ 33 the shoe designed to deliver soft, stable comfort on every run. Timestamps 00:00 – ASICS Sponsor Shoutout00:34 – Podcast Catch-Up & Banter01:18 – Race Day TMI Stories (Yes… we went there 😂)04:43 – Weekly Training Recap07:46 – Sydney Marathon Hype Begins10:08 – Why is a Marathon 42.195km?12:08 – Start Times, Corrals & Getting to the Start12:44 – Course Highlights: Harbour Bridge to the Opera House17:17 – Elevation, Pacers & Aid Stations19:11 – Sydney Marathon Sustainability Initiatives21:51 – Easy Ways You Can Make Race Day Greener22:15 – Simple Eco-Friendly Running Habits23:16 – Sydney Marathon Expo Survival Guide26:25 – Carb Loading Without Overthinking It27:26 – Race Morning Tips & Staying Warm at the Start29:31 – Race Day Checklist: Don't Forget These!31:40 – Finish Line Plans & Post-Race Recovery33:56 – Motion Festival: Why You Should Check It Out35:10 – Mindset, Community & Enjoying Every Kilometre38:35 – ASICS Sponsor Wrap39:24 – Weekly Recommendations42:14 – Wrap Up If you're running Sydney Marathon this year, we are so excited for you! Remember, you've already done the hard work. Trust your training, soak up the atmosphere, thank the volunteers, high-five the crowds and don't forget to look around. Running across the Sydney Harbour Bridge and finishing at the Opera House is something you'll never forget. If you enjoyed this episode, we'd love it if you subscribed, left us a review and shared it with a friend who's racing Sydney. Every listen helps us continue building a supportive community where every woman feels welcome, no matter her pace or experience. We'll see you next week... and if you're racing Sydney, we'll see you on the sidelines cheering you all the way to the finish line! XO WRC Hayles and Jussie
July 27, 2026
Georgia Weir: The Marathon Training Secrets Every Runner Should Know | Sydney Marathon Head Coach
TCS Sydney Marathon Head Coach Georgia Weir on Smarter Training, Easy Runs & Finding Your Running Crew This week on the Women's Running Collective, Hayles and Jussie are recording straight from the sauna after racing the Harbour 10 in Sydney. Fresh off the finish line, they chat about how the race unfolded, why the 10K might just be one of the toughest distances to race, and debate whether they'd rather tackle a 5K, half marathon or even another marathon. They also reflect on a fantastic weekend in Sydney before introducing this week's special guest, Georgia Weir. Head Coach of the TCS Sydney Marathon presented by ASICS, founder of Deadly Runners, and a proud First Nations woman who is using running to create lasting change in communities across Australia. Georgia shares her incredible running journey, why she believes training doesn't need to be complicated, and how consistency, not perfection is the key to becoming a stronger runner. We dive into choosing the right coach, why easy runs are so important, the dangers of comparing yourself on social media, and how finding your running community can completely transform your experience with the sport. After the interview, Hayles and Jussie wrap up with their favourite weekly recommendations including a glitter hair hack that's perfect for race day, a cosy magnesium tea ritual that's become a winter staple, and a recap of their Harbour 10 experience, post-race brunch and what's coming up next. Timestamps 00:00 – Harbour 10 Recovery in the Sauna00:12 – Harbour 10 Race Recap00:28 – Is the 10K the Hardest Distance?01:03 – Introducing Georgia Weir01:45 – Why Georgia Inspires Us02:11 – Interview Begins 02:20 – Meet Georgia Weir02:43 – Quick Fire Questions02:50 – Favourite Shoes & Running Gear03:50 – Favourite Races & Running Memories04:53 – Funniest Running Mishaps06:03 – Keep Running Simple06:34 – Why Georgia Loves Coaching07:19 – The Story Behind Deadly Runners08:51 – How to Choose the Right Coach09:37 – Can AI Replace a Running Coach?12:29 – The Biggest Challenges Women Face in Training13:55 – Why Easy Runs Matter (The 80/20 Rule)16:21 – TikTok Training Trends & Common Mistakes18:35 – Strava, Social Media & Comparison19:26 – The Non-Negotiables for Better Running21:30 – Fuel, Sleep & Recovery22:42 – Why the Sydney Marathon Means So Much24:47 – The Emotions of Marathon Day25:41 – What's Next for Georgia?26:44 – Canadian Death Race Adventure28:10 – Coaching the TCS Sydney Marathon Team29:11 – Rapid Fire Questions30:51 – Georgia's Advice for Every New Runner32:25 – Find Your Running Crew 33:45 – Post Interview Catch-Up33:58 – Glitter Gel Hair Hack35:55 – Warm Magnesium Tea Before Bed37:05 – What's Next.37:26 – Harbour 10 Race Recap & Pacing Strategy39:25 – Finish Line, Results & Age Group Placings40:18 – Race Day Outfits, Glitter & Good Vibes41:04 – Post-Race Brunch & Bagels41:42 – Listener Shoutouts & Wrap Up Spotlight hair glitter OUR fave magnesium Pillar RASPBERRY Connect with Georgia @georgiaweir83 @deadlyrunners If you enjoyed this episode, we'd love it if you subscribed, left us a review and shared it with a friend. Every listen helps us continue building a community where every woman feels welcome, supported and inspired to run no matter your pace or experience. Until next week... keep showing up, keep having fun, and remember you belong here. xo Hayles and Jussie
July 19, 2026
Olympian Izzi Batt-Doyle Reveals Her Training, Mindset & Secrets to Becoming a Better Runner
Izzi Batt-Doyle on Elite Training, Running Community & Starting Slow | Women’s Running Collective This week on the Women's Running Collective, Hayles and Jussie sit down with one of Australia's most accomplished distance runners, Izzi Batt-Doyle. A two-time Olympian, Australian record holder and national champion, Izzi shares the journey that's taken her from Little Athletics to competing on the biggest stage in world athletics. We chat about what life really looks like as an elite runner from double training days, key sessions and strength work, to managing race nerves, trusting your preparation and balancing the highs and lows of the sport. Izzi also opens up about why she and Riley founded RunAsOne Coaching, building an inclusive running community, navigating comparison on social media, and why consistency will always beat perfection. Whether you're training for your first 5K or chasing a marathon PB, this episode is packed with practical advice, inspiration and reminders that every runner starts somewhere. This episode is proudly sponsored by ASICS and the new GEL-KAYANO™ 33. Timestamps 00:00 – ASICS Sponsor Shoutout00:29 – Meet Izzi Batt-Doyle03:33 – From Little Athletics to the Olympics06:35 – What an Elite Training Week Really Looks Like10:05 – Why Izzi Started RunAsOne Coaching11:40 – Race Nerves and Handling Pressure13:29 – Pacing Strategies and Pre-Race Routine15:39 – The Reality Behind Social Media Highlights17:54 – Staying Motivated Through the Tough Days19:50 – Mental Toughness, Positive Self-Talk and Racing Mindset22:24 – Dealing with Comparison Online23:18 – Why Consistency Always Wins24:29 – The Incredible Growth of Women's Running26:07 – Izzi's Advice for New Runners26:49 – Upcoming Races and What's Next28:20 – Quick Fire Questions31:26 – A Message to Anyone Running Their First Race33:31 – Why Community Makes Running So Special35:28 – ASICS Sponsor Wrap37:02 – Hayles & Jussie's Weekly Catch Up38:59 – Behind the Scenes Sign Off Connect with Izzi Follow Izzi's journey:@izzibattdoyle RunAsOne Coaching:@runasonecoaching IZZI's YOUTUBE If you enjoyed this episode, we'd love it if you subscribed, left a review and shared it with a friend. Every listen helps us continue building a supportive community where every woman feels welcome, no matter her pace or experience. Until next week... keep showing up, keep having fun
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