RunwithKat Show
Welcome to the RunwithKat Show! A running podcast that centers around helping you run happy, healthy, and strong. Im Kat! Physical Therapist, Personal Trainer, Run Coach, and most importantly runner. For over 10 years now, running has been one of the biggest constants in my life, and my goal is that it becomes the same for you. As a physical therapist, one of my foundational core values is that movement is medicine, which is why I am extremely passionate about keeping runners healthy. This podcast was created with the intent to provide all of you runners out there with the proper knowledge on how to be the healthiest and fastest runner you can be, while never losing sight of running for pure enjoyment for the sport. My mission is to help you do the thing you love the most as long as possible, and bring out the best runner and person you were born to be. This show is fun, informative, and centered around all things running related. Every week, I interview running experts AND inspirational runners just like you who work everyday to be a little better than yesterday. Whether you’re a beginner runner or a marathon veteran, stay tuned every Monday and bring out the best runner in you! Hosts: Dr. Katherine Campbell, DPT, CPT, and run coach
Episodes
In this episode, I have Kallup McCoy back on the podcast to brain storm how to set myself up for success to shoot for a Boston Qualifying time this April at the Jersey City Marathon. This episode is great for anyone who wants to understand the complexities behind marathon programming and how the needs differ between person to person.
About Coach Kallup
Kallup McCoy II is a proud member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee...
As someone who has been running for years, running has been my main endurance sport. But, lately the people I have been surrounding myself with, have been running triathlons. And just when we thought running couldn’t be anymore analytical, structured, and regimented, they made triathlons. So, in this episode, I have expert in triathlons, multiple 70.3 World Championship and Iron Man Finisher, triathlon coach, and Boston Qualifier, ...
In this episode, I recap my recent Jersey City Half Marathon race on September 28th. This race will forever have a special place in my heart for so many reasons, and I am so excited to share with you all exactly why! Stay tuned for the end if you are interested to know what my next race will be… it’s a big scary goal!!
I Pr’d my half marathon by 13 minutes. One reason I truly think I was able to do this was because of how mentally prepped I was to endure the 13.1 miles at my half marathon pace. I can’t stress the mental importance enough, so in this episode I have physical therapist Dr. Jessica Wulke here to discuss the importance of neurocognitive training for runners.
Episode Outline
00:00
Introduction: Is Running a Learn...
As a physical therapist, I often find that there is a debate when it comes to running… That is, is running a learned skill or is it something that we innately pick up and do well right away? So, in this episode I have Dr. TJ Martino here to discuss just that. And, if it is a skill, how can runners improve and refine that skill to become a better runner.
Episode Outline
00:00
Introduction: Is Running a Learned...
On this episode, Dr. Mani Alavi and I discuss mismatched disease and its impact on human health. We also explore the concept of mismatched disease and its relationship to the modern environment. Dr. Mani talks about the impact processed foods have on our health, the reasons behind the higher rates of chronic illnesses in America, and the role of physical activity in preventing mismatched disease. The conversation also provides insi...
On this episode, physical therapist, Dr. Shaun Astorga and I discuss his story overcoming from a life altering brain and neck injury and how he was able to overcome the struggles of completing daily tasks to eventually running half marathons post injury.
Episode Outline
00:00
Introduction and Background
02:15
Getting Into Running and Injury
05:21
Upcoming Half Marathon and Training
06:22
Unpacking the Inj...
On this episode, nutrition coach, Mike Schmidt and I discuss using holistic health and nutrition to learn how to be more in tune with your body and become the CEO of your body. Mike discusses how his diet changed cleared up his hormonal acne and the importance of listening to your body.
Episode Outline
00:00
Introduction and Background
01:23
Discovering the Power of Nutrition
03:19
The Impact of Gluten and Da...
We are entering August, and August means all those runners who are running a marathon this year will slowly be entering heavy mileage. One common challenge that a lot of my runners face is how to manage their strength training while still running sometimes up to 4-5 days per week. Many runners also have a a belief that strength training will inhibit their running gains due to muscle fatigue. So in this episode I have Danai here to ...
If you know me, you know how much I can’t stop talking about how important it is for women to feel safe when they run. I’ve posted several times and even made a podcast about what women can do to ensure their safety. Recently, I discovered the best app to not only keep woman feeling safe, but even a great way to meet other people and learn about new running spots safely, and that is the running mate app. So, in this episode I have ...
We are approaching the end of July and many runners at this point have their races set on the calendar. I personally, will be running the Newport Jersey City Half Marathon this September, along with a good chunk of my RunwithKat clients. And as I have been programming, I couldn’t stop thinking about how many runners during half marathon/marathon season pick together random workouts as they build their programming with no true inte...
As a PT, one thing I absolutely love my clients integrate in their schedule is Yoga. And often times, I find that my clients see how much it benefits their running. But, I also know other runners will overlook the benefits of Yoga, and have trouble finding where to fit another activity in to their weekly schedule, or they just don’t know where to start. So today, I have Dominique Bonura here to discuss why runners should doing Yog...
In this episode, I discuss the 5 reasons I think that I had an exponential increase in fitness and PR’s this year. This includes variables such as training tips, social influence, and mindset shifts.
Connect with Dr. Kat
- Instagram- @Runwithkat_dpt
- Tik-tok- @Runwithkat_dpt
- Facebook Group- RunwithKat Show
- Website- RunwithKat.net
As host of the RunwithKat Show, there is nothing more I love than empowering runners to run the healthiest and fastest. But, there is so much more to running than just racing and PR’s. Running teaches us how to be more resilient, overcome adversity, and inspires us to be our very best everyday, and in some ways, running saves us more than we know. So, in this episode I have runner and coach Kallup Mccoy here to talk about how runni...
In this episode, coach Nick Klaasava discusses the importance of detaching from numbers and other ways to measure improvement in running. He emphasizes the need to find joy in running and to avoid burnout by maintaining balance. We also explore the role of effort-based training and the pitfalls of fixating solely on personal records (PRs). And most important, we discuss measuring success in running through factors such as resilien...
I just ran Hyrox NYC on June 1st. Hyrox is a running and strength based competition that consist of 8 1000 meter runs with 8 functional strength exercises sandwiched in the middle of each run. It was some of the most fun I had in a long time, but it can definitely be overwhelming to register for Hyrox without knowing what to expect. So, in this episode I discuss my Hyrox Recap and important tips that I learned from a Physical Thera...
The summer is approaching and the heat is quickly coming with it! With so many runners committing to fall half marathons and marathons this year, one worry many runners deal with is training in the heat. So, in this episode I have Abu Guerges here to discuss what heat acclimation is and tips to keep running strong this summer!
Episode Outline
00:00
Introduction to Heat Acclimation and Running in the Summer
03:10
As a runner and run coach myself, I am so excited to share my favorite product that ever runner needs especially as the weather gets warmer this summer I’ve been telling all my runners about how they need to get their hands on an a HydraPatch. I love this product so much, and I truly believe it is going to change the game in the electrolyte world. So, on today’s episode I am so excited to have the HydraPatch Team here to discuss ev...
This episode is all about what I’ve been up to lately! After requests from many people asking if I can talk more about my personal life, I decided to share what I have been focusing on with running and non-running related hobbies.
Let me know if you all want more solo content, and if so, what you want me to talk about.
Connect with Dr. Kat
- Instagram- @Runwithkat_dpt
- Tik-tok- @Runwithkat_dpt
- Facebook G...
On today’s episode, I will be going over a coaching call with athlete, client, and friend, Matt Zelaya as we discuss his new PR that will hopefully finally lead him to running the Boston Marathon in 2025. Matt will discuss…
00:00
Introduction and Background
07:35
Preparation for the Jersey City Marathon
25:09
The Power of Support and Atmosphere
37:20
Using Technology to Track Progress in a Rac...
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