Crew Cast, a Running Podcast

Stoddy Carey

Hear the stories behind running groups around the world & the people who lead them.

Episodes

  1. Season 2 Ep2: Becca’s journey from track to road to building the running store Berlin needs.

    Jun 12

    Season 2 Ep2: Becca’s journey from track to road to building the running store Berlin needs.

    Becca is a Berlin-based runner, ex-800m track kid, and one of the co-founders behind Common Pace, the run store and community hub she's building near Tempelhofer Feld. In this episode she traces the whole arc: from chasing Olympic dreams as a twelve-year-old, to over-optimizing every variable as an adult, to a stress fracture that forced her to stop building her entire life around running and start running on feel instead. We get into: The injury that hit a week before her first marathon, and why it rewired how she trainsWhy she deleted Strava for good, and the year she wrote a poem for every single runRunning on feel vs running by pace, and learning to leave the watch alone on easy daysThe fueling lessons every injured runner learns the hard way (no fasted runs, eat after the late session, stop overthinking it)Why Tempelhofer Feld is Berlin's great equalizer, and how the winter crowd is nothing like the marathon-training crowdCommon Pace: the community-first run store she's building, and why a running city like Berlin doesn't have one yetHer unfiltered takes on running culture, kudos, and why no one actually cares about your paceWhether you're coming back from injury, deep in marathon block, or just tired of letting your watch run the show, this one's a reset. It's for anyone who's ever cared a little too much, and is learning to care about the right things instead. Common Pace @commonpace.store on Insta and www.commonpace.de  Becca on Insta @becca.staccata

    1h 20m
  2. Season 2 Ep 1: Katarina's Running Journey and Euro Trip Adventure

    Jun 5

    Season 2 Ep 1: Katarina's Running Journey and Euro Trip Adventure

    Most runners hit a wall, mentally and physically. What if the pain was the point? Katarina is a Berlin-based artist, coach, and community builder who stopped chasing numbers and started treating running like a game. In this episode she breaks down the mindset shifts that took her from overtraining as a college athlete to running on feel, and why that switch made her training more sustainable, more joyful, and a lot harder to get injured doing. We get into: Vibe-based training, and what it actually means to run on feel instead of metricsHow to read your own body well enough to trust itSimple at-home work (lunges, stride drills) that cleans up your formHow to spot overstriding using video of your own runReal stories from the Euro Trip relay: the near-misses, the mishaps, the unglamorous reality of ultra-distance teamworkHer unconventional race strategy and how she runs long with joyWhy community, not stats, is what keeps her goingWhether you're chasing a faster 5K, training for your first marathon, or just tired of quantifying every mile, this one's a reset. It's for anyone who wants to run on their own terms and actually enjoy it. Press play and run your own way. Insta Links: Katarina Run Smart Not Hard About the guest: Katarina is a Berlin-based artist, coach, and veteran of the Euro Trip relay. Over fifteen-plus years across college athletics, coaching, and ultra-distance running, she's built a reputation for intuitive training, community leadership, and redefining what it means to be a long-distance runner.

    1h 2m

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