Is running a marathon breaking your bank? 🏦 Not anymore. In this episode of the I Don’t Know Running Podcast, Lewis and Mitch break down how to train and race without draining your wallet. From cheap fueling tips and free training plans to smart gear hacks and race entry strategies, they share real-world ideas that actually work—even if you're a "lazy ultrarunner" just getting back in the game.
💸 Learn how to:
– Fuel your training on a tight budget
– Find the best cheap or free running shoes, gear, and supplements
– Train with free apps and run groups
– Get discounted or even FREE race entries
– Save money on travel, lodging, and race day extras
Whether you're doing your first 5K or 10th marathon, this episode is packed with tips to keep you motivated without spending a fortune.
📌 QUESTION FOR YOU:
What’s the craziest way you've saved money while running a race? Let us know in the comments below!
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Until next time... Happy Running!
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