Lifting, Running and Living with Kelly and JK Kelly Lutz & JK McLeod

This week Kelly and JK delve into the world of AI-generated running plans by reviewing detailed training programs created by ChatGPT for different race distances and time goals.

They critically examine plans for a 1:45 and 2:30 half marathon, and a 50K ultra, discussing aspects like weekly mileage, workout descriptions, taper strategies, and the inclusion of strength training and nutrition advice. 

Kelly offers her take on what works, what doesn't, and how these AI-generated plans stack up against those crafted by human coaches.



00:00 Welcome to Episode 26: Updates and Trail Race Experiences

00:31 Kelly's Trail Race Recap and Future Plans

07:12 Personal Updates and Transitioning to In-Person Training

08:42 Training Focus: Muscle Building and Running Intervals

14:38 Preparing for High School Graduation and Reflecting on the Pandemic's Impact

20:37 Analyzing Three Running Training Plans from ChatGPT

22:29 Analyzing the 1:45 Half Marathon Plan

39:32 Detailed Analysis of the 2:30 Half Marathon Plan

47:58 Unpacking the 50K Ultra Marathon Plan

01:05:50 Final Thoughts on Training Plans and Future of Coaching



Links:

LRL Episode 6: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/aSOvcn6nOJb

Half marathon with 1:45 time goal (8:00 pace): https://chatgpt.com/share/7cb1fb1b-9d41-4479-9e24-dee99412a42e

Half marathon with 2:30 time goal (11:26 pace): https://chatgpt.com/share/6aa93bd7-12f2-4577-965d-d02e256f8501

50k plan for 7 hour finish: https://chatgpt.com/share/0b5e6bbb-84b6-46ac-b30d-bc828b3e76a6



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Coaches Kelly and JK share their personal fitness journeys and emphasize the importance of the right workout intensity for gains in lifting and running.

They offer practical tips on gauging effort levels, debunk myths about 'no-repeat' exercises, and discuss workout duration. 

The conversation shifts to the influence of genetics on fitness outcomes and how coaches manage client expectations. It underlines the psychological impact of comparing oneself to others due to genetic differences, the effect of social media, and the necessity of realistic goal-setting.



00:00 Welcome to Episode 25 and Listener Reviews

01:36 Personal Updates and Balancing Fitness Goals

03:09 Training Frequency: Running, Climbing, and Lifting

04:23 The Challenge of Balancing Multiple Fitness Modalities

05:34 Understanding the Value of a Coach

09:50 Navigating Social Media and Business in Fitness

12:05 Trail Race Preparations and Baseball Updates

14:41 Reflecting on May Goals and Challenges

24:16 The Importance of Accountability in Fitness Groups

28:39 Simplicity Syndrome: Sharing Basic Knowledge

36:23 Training Intensity: Are You Pushing Hard Enough?

44:23 Navigating Fitness Tech: Charging Habits and Data Insights

45:09 Beyond Numbers: A Holistic Approach to Coaching

45:53 Muscle Maintenance vs. Growth: Training Intensity Explained

49:22 Mechanical Tension: The Key to Muscle Growth

50:33 Evaluating Workout Intensity: Rep Speed and Time Under Tension

58:46 Running Hard Enough: Understanding Workout Intensity

01:15:03 The Role of Genetics in Fitness Goals

01:23:42 Concluding Thoughts



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LRL’s first guest is on the podcast today! Kelly and JK welcome guest Joy Parish and engage in a wide-ranging discussion that covers personal social media algorithms, reality TV favorites like 'Vanderpump Rules' and 'The Valley,' and the deeper implications of social media on mental health and self-perception. 

Kelly, Joy, and JK explore how their Instagram explore pages reflect their interests from fitness debunking content, WNBA updates, Virgo memes, to dad humor. 

Joy shares insights from her professional background in mental health therapy, emphasizing the importance of approaching social media with intention to protect mental well-being. 

The conversation also touches on their preferences and critiques of reality TV narratives, speculating on the future revelations about the reality TV industry. 

The episode concludes with actionable advice on navigating social media healthily, emphasizing critical thinking and self-reflection.



00:00 Welcome to the Podcast with Special Guest Joy!

01:48 Getting to Know Joy: From Mental Health to Podcasting

03:05 Taylor Swift Fandom: A Deep Dive

07:26 The Wordle Streak Ends: A Discussion on Popular Games

10:49 Exploring Personal Updates and Words with Friends

13:53 Nostalgia Trip: From Nancy Drew to Fortnite

14:57 Travel Plans and Embracing Flexibility

17:24 Main Topic: What's in Your Instagram Algorithm?

25:19 Navigating the Corporate World: A Reality Check

26:18 The Challenges of Professional Communication and Responsibility

26:59 Relating Management to Coaching: Insights from 'The Last Dance'

30:00 Reality TV and Its Impact on Our Lives

36:21 Exploring Personal Interests and Social Media Algorithms

41:01 The Virgo Personality: Traits and Reflections

43:56 Considering a Midlife Career Shift: From Podcasting to Detective Work?

48:50 Social Media's Influence on Mental Health and Self-Perception

50:23 Mental Health in the Age of Social Media

53:31 Wrapping Up



Follow Joy at @joyandclaire_

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In this episode, Kelly and JK explore the multi-dimensional aspect of coaching effectiveness beyond simple metrics like age, gender, physical attributes, and race.

They delve into the importance of relatability, sharing their own experiences and the nuanced ways in which a coach's background and life experiences can influence a client's choice, while simultaneously challenging the idea that a coach needs to mirror their clients in all aspects. 

The discussion critically examines the traditional methods of selecting coaches, such as those employed by Beachbody and Optivia, and advises listeners on the importance of communication skills, understanding, and the ability to tailor approaches to individual client needs over mere demographic similarities.

The episode completes with encouragements for listeners to remain open to changing coaches in the search for the right match, emphasizing patience and the ultimate goal of a fruitful coaching relationship.



00:00 Welcome to the Show: Introductions and Updates

00:26 Kelly's Ankle Saga: A Trail Run Gone Wrong

03:59 Family Visits and Wind Warnings

05:38 Ty's Baseball Debut: Joining the Wise Guys

08:21 Climbing and Training: Keeping It Consistent

10:21 JK's Updates: Daily Mile Challenge and Family Visits

15:01 Eclipse Traffic Nightmare: A Journey Extended

20:17 Listener Reviews: Feedback and Reflections

33:22 Relatability in Coaching: Performance and Experience

43:59 The Impact of Social Media and Client Preferences

45:28 Age and Experience Discussion

01:03:59 Diversity and Representation in Coaching

01:14:52 Choosing the Right Coach: Beyond the Surface

01:24:31 Concluding Thoughts



Links: 

Ty's baseball content: https://www.instagram.com/tyrelbespoofin/



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In this episode, Kelly and JK dive into a quarterly review template to assess how their 2024 fitness goals are going (apologies to anyone working in corporate who got PTSD from this conversation).

The episode starts off with updates including Kelly’s training schedule and JK’s trip to Las Vegas.

The meat and potatoes is the quarterly review, utilizing the 3-2-1-1 structure: 3 wins, 2 opportunities/areas of improvement, 1 strategy to address a win and 1 strategy to address an opportunity.

If you’re interested in performing your own Q1 review, share it and tag the pod on instagram @liftingrunninglivingpod!



00:00 Kickoff with Personal Updates and Training Struggles

00:33 Kelly’s Updates: Training Schedule, Biggest Training Week, and Ty’s Birthday

11:36 JK’s Updates: Vegas Trip and Muscle Building

24:21 Quarterly Review of 2024 Goals and Strategies

27:20 Three Wins

51:37 Two Opportunities/Areas of Improvement

01:09:55 One Strategy to Address a Win

01:16:38 One Strategy to Address an Opportunity



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In this podcast episode, your favorite coaches are back to give their updates and then riff on navigating fitness information online. 

Kelly updates us on her home gym, running, and stray cats. JK updates us on his trip to the Arnold and current training.

The main topic is a discussion around how consumers can know if information is good or bad online, including what Kelly and JK look for and red flags.

The conversation concludes with a musing around the responsibility of consumers and creators around content.



00:00 Welcome to Episode 21: Coaches Catch-Up and Updates

00:28 Kelly's Home Gym Experience and Running Updates

04:36 Ty’s Convention Adventures and Dune Two

10:47 Kelly’s Stray Cat Update

16:21 JK's Vegas Conference Insights and Arnold Expo Adventures

33:42 Navigating Fitness Information Online: A Critical Discussion

37:37 Credentials and Certifications: The Red Flags and Gold Standards

48:21 Misinformation vs. Misapplication

51:10 'Science-Based' Information

01:03:16 The Responsibility of Content Creators and Consumers

01:22:08 Wrapping Up



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Follow Kelly at ⁠⁠@coachingklutz⁠⁠