Pierce Showe
Run Your Race Podcast
When I first listened to David Goggins' book in 2019, I was hooked. If he could run 100 miles without training, I thought I could do it with training! It unlocked something in me, leading to my journey into ultramarathons. Since then, I've completed multiple 100- and 200-mile races, something I once thought impossible. This podcast aims to give you that same mindset shift. Each week, we interview elite endurance athletes to inspire you to believe more is possible and push yourself to the next level.
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#028: Habanero 100 Race Recap 21.09.2026 7:52
In this episode I break down my most recent ultramarathon the Habanero 100 Miler. This race is held near Houston, Texas and is known as Texas' hottest 100 mile race.
#027: How I Plan Not to Die Running the Hottest 100 Mile Race in Texas in 8 Days 14.08.2026 7:34
In just 8 days I'm running the Habanero 100-mile ultramarathon — noon start, temperatures from 95 to 105°F, one of the hottest 100-milers in Texas. My goal is to win it. In this short, tactical episode I break down the seven strategies I'm using to survive and perform in that kind of heat — and how you can apply them to any hot-weather race or summer running. Here's what I cover: Ic...
#026: Summer Sufferfest 54k Race Recap 03.08.2026 14:05
I ran the Summer Sufferfest 54k trail race outside Dallas this past weekend as a tune-up for the Habanero 100-miler, and in this episode I break down exactly how it went — plus the simple three-question framework I use to mine wisdom from every race so I keep getting better. Here's what we cover: The three questions I ask after every race: what went well, what didn't, and what I'll...
#025: Nick Petterson - How To Run A Faster 100 Miler 17.07.2026 39:59
Nick Petterson sits down to talk about his journey from college soccer player to ultra running standout — winning Rocky Raccoon 100 in 14:38, taking first at Grasslands 100 in 17:39, and pushing 270 miles at the Summit Trail last man standing event. How Nick discovered ultra running through YouTube while training for his first road marathon His first 100 miler — a virtual COVID-era race run as 20...
#024: 6 Years Of Running Knowledge In 60 Seconds 06.07.2026 10:10
Six years of running experience, compressed into one episode. What started with a high school lacrosse tryout 5K turned into half marathons, 200-mile races, and even a half marathon every day for five months straight. In this episode, I'm expanding on my viral "6 years of running in 60 seconds" Instagram post and breaking down the biggest lessons I've learned from my own journe...
#023 - we are BACK (Podcast Relaunch) 23.06.2026 5:43
The Run Your Race Podcast is back — and Pierce isn't just relaunching a show, he's relaunching with a completely different perspective on why any of this matters. In this episode, Pierce pulls back the curtain on the last year of his life: getting married, stepping away from running, chasing a business venture that wasn't the right fit, and the burnout that followed one of the most...
#022 - How I’d get into running if I had to start all over again (Galloway Method) 20.05.2025 8:52
After seven years of running experience, I share the exact approach I would take if I had to start my running journey all over again. • Don't compare your times to others on social media—you don't see all the miles they've put in to build their fitness • Use the Galloway method (run-walk-run) when starting out to reset your form, lower heart rate, and make runs mentally manageable •...
#021 - How I approach strength training as a runner 13.05.2025 10:05
Strength training is critical for runners to prevent injuries and improve performance, not just a supplemental activity. My approach to strength training transformed me from an injury-prone runner to completing multiple 100 and 200-mile races and running daily half-marathons for over 150 consecutive days. • Running is a single-leg sport, so focus on single-leg exercises like lunges, step-ups, and...
#020 - What I learned about building habits running 13.1 miles for 66 Days 09.05.2025 8:29
Pierce Showe shares his experience running a half marathon every day on a treadmill for 66 consecutive days while attempting to break the Guinness World Record of 125 days. He reveals three crucial lessons about habit formation that have transformed his approach to consistency and performance. • Make habit execution as easy as possible through checklists, preparation, and optimizing your environme...
#019 - The biggest mistake new runners make 23.04.2025 9:04
The biggest mistake new runners make is setting expectations too high, often due to comparing themselves to experienced runners on social media. When we judge our beginning steps against someone else's years of training, we set ourselves up for disappointment or injury by trying to match mileage we're not physically prepared for. • Unrealistic expectations often come from seeing others&a...
#018 - The Hardest Part of Being Consistent and How to Overcome It 15.04.2025 13:19
We explore why maintaining consistency becomes challenging not when things are difficult, but when they become routine. Drawing from my experience running daily half marathons for a world record attempt, I share insights on overcoming the monotony that threatens our progress. • The danger comes when consistency becomes routine and we lose reverence for what we're doing • David Goggins' w...
#017 - Grace Thomas: How To Fuel For Performance (My Personal Dietitan) 08.04.2025 59:05
Grace Thomas shares her compelling story from athlete to dietitian, focusing on the importance of nutrition in endurance running. She discusses her personal experiences with under-fueling and how they led to health issues and injuries. • Grace’s journey with nutrition starting as a collegiate athlete • Insights into Low Energy Availability (LEA) and Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S) •...
#016: 4 Things That Helped Me Run 30 Half Marathons In 30 Days 02.04.2025 20:03
After completing 30 half marathons in 30 days for my Make America Healthy Again Challenge, I'm sharing the four critical factors that have sustained me through one-fifth of my journey toward breaking a Guinness World Record. • Overcoming initial doubts by praying for strength rather than continual confirmation • Finding witnesses through social media ads and simply asking people for help • Sl...
#015 - Cody Poskin: Running 100 Miles in 13 hours and 26 minutes 21.03.2025 39:48
Cody Poskin's journey from a casual runner to ultra marathon champion showcases the evolution of passion and purpose in the world of running. Throughout this conversation, we uncover how curiosity and a carefree mindset can drive remarkable achievements in ultra sports, specifically Cody's personalized approach to training and racing. • Cody's early running experiences and transitio...
#014 - Paul Johnson: Running Across America (59 Miles Per Day) 07.03.2025 44:12
Paul Johnson shares his inspiring journey running across America to advocate for mental health. He talks about his preparation, challenges faced throughout the TransCon, and how running transformed his life. • Introduction of Paul Johnson and his background • Details about the TransCon and its significance • Training and logistical preparations discussed • Daily life and challenges during the T...
#013: My Next Challenge (Guinness World Record) 07.02.2025 18:52
This episode explores the transformative power of endurance sports, highlighting personal stories of inspiration and the drive for communal health change. It encourages listeners to engage in personal challenges while raising awareness about nutrition and health systems in America. • Discovering the role of inspiration in personal growth • Sharing the influence of Pierce's mother and David...
#012: Mark Telford - 130 Consecutive Half Marathons on a Treadmill (World Record Journey) 31.01.2025 37:07
Mark Telford shares his incredible journey of running a half marathon every day for 130 days to set a Guinness World Record. His experience reveals the challenges faced both physically and logistically, highlighting the importance of community support, mental resilience, and proper nutrition along the way. • Introduction to Mark Telford's running journey • Early involvement in cross country...
#011: Jeremy Miller - How To Run A Faster Marathon 24.01.2025 1:04:43
Jeremy Miller shares his transformative journey from hating running to becoming an accomplished endurance athlete, highlighting the importance of consistency, mindfulness, and proper training in enhancing marathon performance. Listeners can glean valuable insights on nutrition, recovery, and the mental aspects crucial for successful running experiences. • Emphasizing the power of presence and mind...
#010: Brady McDonald - Everything Can Change In 18 Months 17.01.2025 53:30
Brady McDonald shares his transformative journey from an alcohol-centric lifestyle to becoming a passionate endurance athlete. He illustrates the incredible power of pushing personal limits through ultramarathon challenges, focusing on the lessons learned in business and personal life, and the philosophy of tackling hard things to foster growth. • Transitioning from a lifestyle rooted in social dr...
#009: Tara Dower - Fastest Known Time On The Appalachian Trail (2,000+ Miles In 40 Days) 03.01.2025 51:35
What drives someone to attempt the seemingly impossible and succeed against all odds? Meet Tara Dower, a professional ultra runner and through hiker who has done just that, achieving a record-breaking Fastest Known Time (FKT) on the Appalachian Trail. Tara's journey is a compelling blend of resilience and passion, starting from her unique upbringing with a love for the outdoors and sports lik...
#008: Full Recap Of My Trip To Africa (CfaN Gospel Crusade) 20.12.2024 1:25:25
What happens when skepticism meets the undeniable power of faith? Our latest episode brings you to Abuja, Nigeria, alongside my friend Colton Wiseman and Rob Enge from Christ for All Nations. Rob shares his profound experiences from over a decade of evangelistic crusades across Africa, recounting real-life miracles that challenge doubt and ignite belief. From witnessing a woman walking without cru...
#007: Joe Corcione - Running 100 Miles In 15 Hours and 28 Minutes (90+ Degree Heat) 29.11.2024 1:00:53
What does it take to transform from being an unathletic kid into a formidable ultra runner? Join me, as I welcome Joe Corcione to the Run Your Race podcast. Joe's story is a heartfelt testament to resilience and personal growth. Once labeled unathletic, Joe now boasts impressive accomplishments in the ultra running world, including completing the Javelina 100 in a mere 15 hours and 28 minutes...
#006: Matt Scoletti - From Alcoholic to Conquering the Mammoth Endurance 5X Anvil (Quintuple Ironman) 22.11.2024 57:28
Join us for an inspiring conversation with extraordinary endurance athlete Matt Scoletti, whose transformative journey from battling alcoholism to conquering the world of endurance sports is nothing short of remarkable. Matt opens up about the pivotal moment that changed his life: the tragic 2018 Tree of Life Synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh. This heartbreaking event inspired him to run his first...
#005: Luis Cocco - Miami 100 Race Director and Running 9,696 Laps Around A Martial Arts Studio (200 Miles) 18.11.2024 53:50
From high school cross-country to ultramarathons, Louis Coco's journey is nothing short of awe-inspiring. This episode takes you through his transformation into an ultra-running powerhouse, and the creative mind behind the Miami 100 ultra marathon. Louis shares how a significant injury propelled him toward uncharted running territories, sparking a passion that has led to over 21 races of 100...
#004: Dean Stott - Riding The Longest Road In The World (99 Days) 01.11.2024 59:20
Today I am joined by Dean Stott. Dean Stott is like the real life Rambo. He had a very impressive 16 year career in the military for the UK where he was on the Special Boat Service (SBS). This is like the seal team 6 for the United Kingdom. An injury caused him to leave the special forces and then he went into the private security sector where he and his team have been responsible for a number of...
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