In this inaugural episode, Gary House and Ben Mounsey dive deep into the world of Strava. They discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly sides of the popular running app. From the obsessive pursuit of segments to the creative art of Strava drawings, the duo shares their personal experiences and humorous anecdotes.

Key topics covered in this episode include:

• The addictive nature of Strava segments: How they can lead to unhealthy obsessions and personal challenges.
• The art of Strava: The creative side of Strava, where runners use their GPS data to draw intricate designs.
• The impact of Strava on running culture: How it has changed the way people approach running and training.
• The importance of balance: The need to maintain a healthy relationship with Strava and avoid letting it consume your life.

Overall, this episode offers a humorous and insightful look at the world of Strava, highlighting both its benefits and its potential drawbacks.

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get ready to lace up your running shoes and join us for RUNcensored, the podcast that’s as honest as it is entertaining. Hosts Gary House and Ben Mounsey bring you a unique blend of running expertise and hilarious banter.

In our introductory episode, we dive right into the world of running. We share our obsession with running shoes, discuss the mysterious disappearance of single running socks, and reveal our world record-breaking collection of reusable shopping bags.

Stay tuned for future episodes where we’ll cover everything from training tips and race strategies to the mental side of running. We’ll also be interviewing top athletes and coaches to get their insights and advice.

So, whether you’re a seasoned marathoner or just starting out, join us on this running adventure.

RUNcensored is produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

RUNcensored: Idiots Abroad - Trail Running Mishaps and Triumphs in Europe

Get ready for a hilarious and insightful deep dive into the world of international trail running with Gary, Ben, and special guest Tom! In this episode, we tackle everything from packing nightmares and airport security mishaps to navigating challenging terrain and overcoming cultural barriers.

Join us as we share our own running misadventures, offer practical advice for planning and executing a trail run abroad, and discuss essential gear, hydration strategies, and the importance of mental preparation. Tom, who is preparing for a challenging trail race in Gran Canaria, shares his anxieties and seeks guidance from Gary and Ben. We delve into the challenges of traveling with running gear, the importance of proper nutrition and hydration, and the mental fortitude required to conquer demanding trails.

We also discuss the importance of pacing, the "don't blast off the hill" philosophy, and the unique challenges of running in different climates and terrains. Plus, we share some hilarious travel anecdotes, including Gary's near-death experience on a mountain road in Gran Canaria and Ben's encounter with a suspicious security guard.

Whether you're a seasoned trail runner or just starting out, this episode is packed with laughs, valuable insights, and inspiring stories. Don't forget to subscribe to the RUNcensored YouTube channel for more episodes, leave a comment, and share this video with your fellow runners!

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

RUNcensored: Episode 3 - Year in Review & Ultra Running Shenanigans

Get ready for a hilarious and insightful deep dive into the world of trail running with Gary, Ben, and special guest Tom! In this episode of RUNcensored, we're recapping the biggest moments of the year in trail running, from record-breaking performances to the rise of social media challenges.

We kick things off with a lively discussion about the incredible achievements of Jasmin Paris at the Spine Race, exploring the impact of her victory on the sport and the evolving media landscape around ultramarathons. We delve into the captivating world of extreme challenges, debating the merits of ambitious feats like 1000-mile runs and the role of social media in amplifying these events.

Tom shares his own running highlights, including his triumphant return to racing after a challenging period. We also discuss the rise of "influencer" challenges and their impact on the sport, examining the motivations behind these endeavours and their potential impact on the wider running community.

Of course, no episode of "RUNcensored" would be complete without a healthy dose of humour. Gary regales us with tales of his own running misadventures, including a near-disastrous hotel stay and a hilariously chaotic experience at a local trail race. Ben and Tom share their own amusing anecdotes, creating a lively and entertaining atmosphere.

Key Takeaways:

• Standout Performances: We discuss the incredible achievements of Jasmin Paris at the Spine Race, Kilian Jornet's Alpine Connections challenge, and the inspiring performance of Vincent Pujol at the UTMB.
• The Rise of Social Media Challenges: We explore the impact of social media challenges on the sport, examining the motivations behind these endeavours and their potential impact on the wider running community.
• The Ethics of Performance Enhancement: We delve into the ethical considerations surrounding social media influence and the pursuit of extreme challenges.
• Humorous Running Anecdotes: Gary, Ben,Tom and Rich share their own hilarious running misadventures, creating a lively and entertaining atmosphere

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Don't forget to subscribe to the RUNcensored channel for more episodes, leave a comment, and share this video with your fellow runners!

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ready to level up your running game with races you’ve probably never heard of? In this episode of RUNcensored, we’re joined by Kay Hawke from British Orienteering! 🧭 She takes us on a deep dive into orienteering and reveals how it can transform your trail running and navigation skills. Whether you’re training for your next trail run, ultra, or adventure race, orienteering could be the secret weapon you didn’t know you needed!

From city street orienteering to epic forest adventures, Kay breaks down different race types and explains why orienteering is one of the most accessible and fun ways to explore the outdoors. We also share funny navigation fails, discuss what makes orienteering different from trail races, and share tips for getting started—whether you're a seasoned runner or new to navigation.

Plus, hear all about Quid Games, an incredible night orienteering event happening this week, combining head-to-head competition with adventure racing in the dark! 🌌

Links:

www.britishorienteering.org.uk

www.britishorienteering.org.uk/events

www.goorienteering.org.uk

Quid Games - https://www.sientries.co.uk/event.php?elid=Y&event_id=14732

https://www.sportsshoes.com/advice/trail-hub/trail-runs/quid-games-the-dark-edition

🎧 What’s Inside:

• Who is Kay Hawke, and what does she do at British Orienteering?
• What is orienteering, and how can it improve your running?
• Street vs. forest orienteering races: what’s the difference?
• Navigation confidence: tips for reading maps
• Funny race stories: How getting lost can happen to anyone!
• Special night race event announcement

🗺️ Why Listen:

If you’ve ever struggled with navigating trail races, orienteering could be a game-changer. Learn how to read a map, make better route decisions, and discover a type of race growing in popularity worldwide!

🚨 New episodes drop every Tuesday at 7 AM (UK Time).

🎥 Watch the Video: RUNcensored Playlist https://youtu.be/RX5rFFUBO7Y?si=rUT2hqzIaHJtHYLd

Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction: Welcome to RUNcensored with Gary, Ben, and special guest Kay Hawke

1:45 - Apologies and Fresh Start: Ben’s resolution to focus on Gary

3:20 - Meet Kay Hawke: Kay’s role at British Orienteering

5:10 - What Is Orienteering?: How it works

8:45 - Why Every Runner Should Try Orienteering

12:05 - Common Orienteering Myths

16:50 - Street Orienteering Explained

21:30 - Kay’s First Orienteering Experience

25:40 - Navigation Fails and Funny Stories

31:15 - How Orienteering Races Are Organized

35:50 - Urban vs. Forest Orienteering

40:10 - How to Get Started in Orienteering

45:25 - Special Night Race Event Announcement

48:30 - Final Thoughts and Farewell

#TrailRunning #BritishOrienteering #RunningPodcast #HiddenRaces #AdventureRaces #NavigationTips #Orienteering #OutdoorAdventures #RUNcensored #runcensored

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Episode 4 of RUNcensored – our hilarious Q&A special, ChatGBT (Gary, Ben, and Trails)! In this episode, we dive into your wildest questions, from trail running essentials and crazy race moments to the awkward realities of ultrarunning. Whether you’re a road runner, trail runner, or fitness enthusiast, you’re in for an unfiltered and entertaining ride.

Join hosts Gary House and Ben Mounsey as they share laugh-out-loud stories about the highs and lows of endurance running, answer your most random questions, and offer expert advice on everything from choosing the best trail running shoes to surviving long-term injuries. They also discuss their top bucket list races, including epic adventures in the Dolomites, Andorra, and Gran Canaria.

Expect plenty of banter, running tips, and embarrassing tales (yes, there’s a lot of talk about bathroom emergencies!). If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to run a race on a volcano or how to avoid mid-run disasters, you won’t want to miss this episode.

⛰️ What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

The best trail running shoes for different terrains and seasons

How to stay mentally strong and motivated during long-term injuries

Tips for training for high-altitude races when you live in a city

Hilarious stories about ultrarunning mishaps and survival tactics

💡 Perfect for:

Trail runners and ultrarunners

Fitness enthusiasts looking for relatable and funny content

Anyone training for marathons, ultras, or high-altitude races

Whether you're planning your next marathon, trying to build your fitness journey, or just here for the laughs, we've got you covered!

🎧 Listen to Full Episodes:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1moQjg3IpcB5z3fXrV3nI5

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/runcensored/id1784969031

Acast: https://shows.acast.com/runcensored

📲 Follow Us:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ @RUNcensored 

00:00 Introduction

Welcome to the RUNcensored Podcast Q&A Special

01:45 Gary Still Can’t Remember the Podcast Name!

A hilarious start as Gary fumbles the intro

03:00 New Year Recap

How Gary and Ben spent their New Year and holiday highlights

04:45 The Big Race Ahead

Discussing upcoming races in Gran Canaria

07:20 Trail Running Shoes Discussion

Choosing the best trail shoes for different terrains and seasons

12:05 First Audience Question: Arm Wrestling Challenge

Who would win an arm wrestling match between Gary and Ben?

13:50 Handling Long-Term Injuries

Gary opens up about his 10-month injury and recovery journey

20:10 Funniest Race Moments

Embarrassing stories from ultramarathons and racing abroad

25:45 How to Avoid Mid-Run Emergencies

Practical advice on managing bowel movements during races

31:20 Training for High-Altitude Races

How to prepare for races in the mountains when living in the city

36:05 The Best Races We’ve Ever Done

Gary and Ben share their all-time favorite races

42:40 Do We Do Other Sports?

Gary and Ben talk about cycling, hiking, and cross-training

45:20 Running Alone vs. Running with Friends

Do they prefer solitude or company on their runs?

47:10 Final Thoughts & Outro

Recap and sign-off with a reminder to like and subscribe

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ready for a laugh-out-loud episode? This week on RUNcensored, Gary and Ben share the joys, challenges, and heartfelt moments of running with dogs! 🐾

If you’ve ever taken your dog on a run or considered adding a furry friend to your adventures, this episode is for you. Gary and Ben dive into the unique bond between runners and their dogs, sharing relatable stories, tips, and lessons learned from the trails. From choosing the best running dog breeds to managing hilarious (and sometimes chaotic) mishaps, this episode celebrates everything that makes running with dogs such an unforgettable experience.

But it’s not all fun and games—Gary and Ben also open up about the deep grief of losing a beloved pet. They reflect on how running can be a powerful tool for healing and mental well-being, especially for men, who may often struggle to express emotions or seek support during tough times. This heartfelt discussion offers comfort and insight for anyone who has experienced the loss of a pet.

Whether you’re a seasoned canicross enthusiast, a trail runner looking to start running with your dog, or someone navigating the ups and downs of pet ownership, this episode is packed with value. Discover how to make your runs more enjoyable for both you and your dog, the gear you need to stay safe, and tips for traveling together on your next big adventure.

Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction: Welcome to RUNcensored Episode 6

1:45 - Why Running With Dogs Is So Rewarding

4:20 - Choosing the Best Dog Breeds for Running

10:35 - Funny Mishaps While Running With Dogs

15:50 - Dealing With the Grief of Losing a Dog

22:10 - How Running Can Help With Healing

28:30 - Traveling With Dogs: Tips for Stress-Free Adventures

35:45 - Dog Equipment Essentials for Trail Running

42:15 - Men’s Mental Health and the Emotional Impact of Pet Loss

50:00 - Our Most Memorable Runs With Dogs

1:05:00 - Final Thoughts and Outro

Why You Should Listen:

This episode is more than just a discussion about dogs—it’s a celebration of the bond between humans and their four-legged friends. Learn why dogs make the ultimate running partners, how to manage their needs on the trails, and why this bond can be life-changing. Whether you're navigating the grief of pet loss or enjoying the simple joys of running with your dog, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration.

Tune in for expert advice, unfiltered laughs, and heartfelt stories about the incredible bond between runners and their dogs!

#TrailRunning #RunningWithDogs #CanicrossTips #PetLossAndHealing #OutdoorAdventures #RunningPodcast #MentalHealthAwareness #HealingThroughRunning

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

💥 How to Deal with Running Injuries Without Losing Your Mind 💥

In this episode of RUNcensored, Gary and Ben tackle one of the toughest challenges for runners—injuries. From the physical struggles to the mental toll, they share personal stories, tips, and insights on navigating setbacks and staying motivated when running feels out of reach. Whether you’re dealing with a minor niggle or a long-term recovery, this episode offers actionable advice and plenty of laughs along the way.

Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction: Welcome to RUNcensored Episode 7

Gary and Ben set the stage for a deep dive into the challenges of running injuries and share why this topic resonates so deeply.

1:15 - The Mental Challenges of Running Injuries

How injuries can impact your mindset and self-identity as a runner, and why mental resilience is key to recovery.

5:45 - Gary’s Journey: From Injury to Recovery

Gary shares his personal story of battling a severe back injury and nerve damage, and how he found his way back to running.

15:30 - Staying Involved in the Running Community While Injured

Tips on staying connected with your running tribe, even when you can’t lace up your shoes.

22:00 - How Rest and Movement Can Go Hand-in-Hand

The balance between allowing your body to heal and staying active in ways that promote recovery.

28:15 - Mindset Shifts: Redefining Goals During Recovery

How to embrace new goals and find joy in small victories while working through an injury.

34:40 - Practical Tips for Navigating Long-Term Injuries

Advice on physical therapy, alternative training methods, and setting realistic expectations during recovery.

40:25 - Finding Gratitude and Joy in Small Progress

Why focusing on small wins can make a big difference during the healing process.

46:00 - The Importance of Seeking Support and Community

How to lean on friends, family, and the running community to stay positive through challenging times.

50:20 - Final Thoughts and Outro

Gary and Ben wrap up the episode with their key takeaways and a reminder that every runner’s journey is unique.

Why Listen to This Episode?

If you’ve ever faced a running injury—or fear the day you might—this episode is packed with relatable advice, personal stories, and practical tips to help you navigate the challenges. Learn how to stay motivated, find purpose during recovery, and come out stronger, both mentally and physically.

RUNcensored: Where running, stories, and laughter collide.

#RunningInjuries #MentalHealthAndRunning #TrailRunning #RunningPodcast #SportsRecovery #RUNcensored #OvercomingSetbacks

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

💬 ChatGBT is back! 🏃‍♂️🎙️ 

This week on RUNcensored, Gary and Ben answer your burning questions about running, training, and life on the trails. It’s a mix of stories, tips, and plenty of laughs as they tackle topics ranging from improving speed to dealing with influencers and surviving brutal trail climbs.

Whether you’re a seasoned trail runner or just looking for advice and inspiration, this Q&A session offers something for everyone. Expect unfiltered talk, personal anecdotes, and advice to help take your running to the next level.

🎧 Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction: Welcome to ChatGBT

Gary and Ben kick things off by explaining the format of this Q&A and how listeners can submit their questions.

1:45 - How to Improve Your Speed on the Trails

Learn about interval training, speed sessions, and tips to help boost your performance on tough terrain.

5:20 - Toughest Training Segments and Climbs

Gary and Ben share personal stories of tackling brutal trail segments like the Ben Ten, including how they survived these challenges.

10:40 - What Do Gary and Ben Think About Influencers?

A candid discussion about running influencers, social media trends, and maintaining authenticity in a world of marketing and sponsorships.

18:30 - Best Trail Running Locations in the UK

Discover some of Gary and Ben’s favorite training spots and races, including hidden trail gems and iconic routes.

28:10 - Staying Motivated During Long Training Sessions

How to stay mentally strong during long, repetitive training sessions and avoid burnout.

36:25 - Quickfire Questions & Advice

Gary and Ben answer more listener questions on various running topics, from racing strategies to training tips.

43:00 - Final Thoughts and Outro

Key takeaways and a reminder to submit your questions for future ChatGBT episodes.

Why You Should Listen:

Whether you want tips to improve your speed, hear funny trail stories, or learn about the best running spots, this Q&A session has you covered. Gary and Ben offer real talk, expert advice, and relatable insights that every runner can enjoy.

👉 Submit your questions on YouTube, Instagram, or wherever you follow us!

RUNcensored: Your weekly dose of running stories, advice, and humor.

#TrailRunning #RunningPodcast #RunningTips #QandA #ChatGBT #TrainingAdvice #OutdoorAdventures #RUNcensored

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Gary House and Ben Mounsey for a wild recap of the National Running Show! From chaotic travel stories to fan selfies, this episode is packed with laughs, gear insights, and unfiltered running talk.

🎙️ What’s inside this episode:

• The Traitors TV show – Could Gary or Ben survive the pressure of being a traitor? 🕵️‍♂️

• Travel chaos! Two friends board the wrong train and head the wrong way 🚂

• Gary and Ben’s first-hand look at the sensory overload of the National Running Show 🎉

• How brands like Merrell showcased their running shoes without physical stock 👟

• Networking and beers with running industry legends 🍻

• Gary’s Coach of the Year award surprise… at Wetherspoons 🏆🍔

• Listener shoutouts and reflections on Gary’s injury talk and recovery

This is a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s really like to work, speak, and network at one of the biggest events in the running community. Expect plenty of laughs, relatable stories, and expert insights for runners and fans alike!

🕒 Chapters:

00:00 - Intro & Supermarket Stories: Gary talks about Pellegrino water and winning supermarket prizes.

04:00 - The Traitors TV Show Chat: Gary and Ben discuss The Traitors, sharing favorite moments and wondering if they’d survive as contestants.

07:00 - Podcast Filming Drama: Gary’s struggles with barking dogs, suspicious neighbors, and filming challenges.

09:30 - What Is the National Running Show?: Gary explains his history with the event, while Ben gives his first impressions.

14:00 - Two Dicks on a Train: Two friends board the wrong train, heading miles in the wrong direction.

18:00 - Overwhelmed by the Show: Gary describes the overwhelming sights and sounds of the event.

23:00 - Selling Shoes Without Stock: Ben explains how brands showcased their gear and sold shoes digitally without physical inventory.

27:30 - Trail and Ultra Running Brands: The duo shout out brands like VAGA and Salomon for creative booth setups.

33:00 - Networking & Social Events: Gary recounts industry meetups and legendary drinkers in the running world.

37:00 - Podcast Fans & Listener Feedback: Fans give feedback, including love for Pete the Dog, who’s become a podcast celebrity.

42:00 - Gary’s Talks & Injury Reflection: Gary talks about his injury story and audience feedback.

46:00 - Coach of the Year at Wetherspoons: Gary misses his Coach of the Year announcement while having a pint and burger.

50:00 - Critiques & Suggestions: The duo critique aspects of the show, from Wi-Fi issues to disorganized schedules.

56:00 - Recap & Final Thoughts: The guys wrap up the weekend’s chaos and share plans for next year.

🎧 Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/RX5rFFUBO7Y?si=rUT2hqzIaHJtHYLd

📢 New episodes every Tuesday! Subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts.

#RUNcensoredPodcast #NationalRunningShow #RunningPodcast #TrailRunning #RunningLife #TheTraitors #RunningGear #RunningCommunity #PodcastClips #GaryHouse #BenMounsey #CoachOfTheYear #TwoDicksOnATrain #UltraRunning #MarathonTraining #RunningExpo

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Is fell running the purest form of racing? In this episode of RUNcensored, Gary House and Ben Mounsey are joined by Kirsty Hall, fell runner extraordinaire, with a racing career spanning almost 40 years. A 5-time winner of the BOFRA championship (British Open Fell Running Association), Kirsty has also represented Yorkshire and previously finished 2nd in the world masters mountain running championship. Today Kirsty joins us to talk about all things fell running, including a comparison between the then and now, what makes the sport so special and why it’s so exciting and unique. We also explore what makes fell running different from trail and ultra running, how BOFRA supports the sport, and why every runner should try it at least once! 

Gary has also asked us to mention that Kirsty has the patience of a saint! 

From brutal climbs and wild race prizes to training mistakes and aging in endurance sports, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and real talk.

🎧 What’s Inside:

✅ What is fell running? How it differs from trail & ultra running

✅ BOFRA and its role in the fell running community

✅ The wildest race prizes ever 🍷🍪

✅ How running changes as you age and how to adapt

✅ Strength training for endurance runners—is it necessary?

✅ Bouncing back from DNFs and race-day disasters

📚 Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction & Meet Kirsty Hall

Gary, Ben, and Kirsty discuss her background in fell running, ultra-running, and coaching.

3:15 - What is Fell Running?

Why it’s different from trail running and why you should try it.

8:10 - BOFRA & Its Role in Fell Running

How the British Open Fell Runners Association (BOFRA) supports the sport.

12:45 - The Strangest Fell Running Prizes

From wine and biscuits to odd household items—Kirsty shares some of the weirdest prizes she’s won.

18:30 - The Truth About Ultra Training

Why so many runners train the wrong way for ultras.

24:20 - Strength Training for Runners

Is it really necessary for endurance athletes?

30:00 - The Mental Side of Running

How to handle DNFs, setbacks, and the pressure of long races.

36:40 - How Running Changes as You Age

Training tips for runners in their 30s, 40s, and beyond.

42:00 - Kirsty’s Favourite Races & Running Moments

Her top races, biggest challenges, and best experiences.

48:30 - Final Thoughts & Advice for Runners

Kirsty’s best tips for new and experienced runners, plus closing thoughts from Gary and Ben.

Why You Should Listen:

If you’ve ever wondered what makes fell running so different or if you’re looking for real-world ultra-running training tips, this episode is packed with laughs, insights, and practical advice.

#RunningPodcast #FellRunning #UltraRunning #BOFRA #TrailRunning #MarathonTraining #RUNcensored #GaryHouse #BenMounsey #KirstyHall

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🏔️ What does it take to be the KING of Yorkshire Fell Running? This week on RUNcensored, Gary House and Ben Mounseyare joined by Ted Mason, a fell running legend, elite descender, farmer, cyclist, and race organiser.

Ted shares his unfiltered insights into the world of fell running, from technical descents and crazy race-day moments to recovering from a broken neck and organising one of the biggest races in the fell running calendar. If you love fast descents, mountain racing, and untamed competition, this episode is packed with stories, training insights, and plenty of laughs!

🎧 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

✅ How to master downhill running – Ted’s expert advice for fearless descending

✅ Farming & Fell Running – How rural life shapes the sport

✅ Cycling to running – Ted’s transition from two wheels to two feet

✅ Surviving & recovering from a broken neck – The mental and physical comeback

✅ Race organising at the highest level – Behind-the-scenes of fell running’s biggest event

✅ Funny race stories & legendary rivalries

📚 Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction & Meet Ted Mason

Ted shares his background in fell running, cycling, and farming.

3:30 - The Art of Downhill Running

How to master technical descents and build confidence at high speed.

9:45 - Life as a Farmer & Fell Runner

Ted discusses the balance between farm work and elite running.

14:20 - From Cycling to Fell Running

How cycling shaped his endurance and racing strategy.

18:50 - “I Broke My Neck!” – Ted’s Injury Story

A shocking injury, recovery, and return to the top of fell running.

26:10 - Organising the Biggest Fell Race in the Calendar

The challenges of planning and executing a major race.

35:30 - Wildest Fell Running Moments

Ted’s most memorable races, unexpected turns, and funny stories.

42:00 - Final Thoughts & Advice for Runners

Ted’s top tips for fell running, training, and racing.

Why You Should Listen:

If you love technical descents, endurance racing, or a good laugh about the realities of mountain running, this episode is a must-listen. Ted’s knowledge, experience, and storytelling make for an episode packed with insights and entertainment.

👉 Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday!

#FellRunning #TrailRunning #UltraRunning #DownhillRunning #YorkshireRunning #CyclingToRunning #FarmLife #MarathonTraining #RUNcensored #GaryHouse #BenMounsey #TedMason

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

💬 Your Running Questions Answered! This ChatGBT Q&A Special is packed with trail running insights, gear talk, and hilarious race stories, as Gary House and Ben Mounsey answer your biggest running-related questions!

From the AI coaching debate to whether carbon-plated trail shoes are actually worth it, this episode covers everything you need to know about ultra running, marathon training, and trail gear. Plus, some of the funniest race moments we’ve ever had!

🎧 What’s Inside This Episode:

✅ Will AI replace running coaches? 🤖

✅ Are carbon-plated trail shoes actually worth it? 🚀

✅ How & when to use running poles for ultras

✅ What’s the weirdest thing someone’s said during a race? 😂

✅ Best long-distance running routes in the UK & Europe

✅ What’s been our toughest running challenge ever?

And much more—including hilarious race stories, coaching insights, and plenty of trail running banter!

📚 Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction & Windshield Disaster

Gary and Ben kick off the episode with a ridiculous story about broken windscreen wipers and driving blind.

2:00 - Welcome to ChatGBT: Answering Your Questions

Introducing this month’s listener Q&A, covering everything from coaching and training tips to the weirdest race stories.

6:15 - What’s Been the Best Part of Starting a Podcast?

Gary and Ben reflect on the highs, challenges, and surprises of launching RUNcensored.

12:40 - What’s the Craziest Running Challenge You’ve Taken On?

From team relays to solo ultra challenges, Ben and Gary share their toughest races and biggest regrets.

19:30 - Could AI Replace Running Coaches?

An in-depth discussion on how AI is being used in training plans—and whether it can truly replace human coaching.

28:50 - Carbon-Plated Trail Shoes: Are They Worth It?

The guys debate whether carbon shoes make a difference on the trails and who really benefits from them.

39:15 - Running Poles: How & When to Use Them

Tips on choosing the right poles, carrying them efficiently, and mastering technique for ultra races.

47:40 - The Weirdest Things People Have Ever Said During a Race

From bizarre mid-race conversations to unexpected crowd interactions, Gary and Ben share their funniest encounters.

55:20 - Best Long-Distance Running Routes in the UK & Europe

Exploring the best long-distance trails, ultra routes, and multi-day running adventures.

1:06:30 - The Truth About La Sportiva & Spine Race Shoes

Why certain trail shoes dominate extreme races, and whether waterproof running shoes are actually useful.

1:15:40 - Final Thoughts & Next Month’s Q&A

Wrapping up the episode and how listeners can submit their own questions for the next ChatGBT session.

Why You Should Listen to This Episode:

Whether you’re looking for trail running tips, gear recommendations, or just a good laugh, this episode has something for every runner. Join the conversation and submit your questions for the next Q&A!

👉 Follow & Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday!

#RunningPodcast #TrailRunning #UltraRunning #AITraining #CarbonShoes #EnduranceRunning #MarathonTraining #RUNcensored #GaryHouse #BenMounsey

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🏔️ Trans Gran Canaria: One of the toughest and most breathtaking trail races in the world! - With updates from Andy Fior Berry, Mark Derbyshire and Gavin Dale

In this episode of RUNcensored, Gary House and Ben Mounsey take you inside their brutal yet unforgettable experience at Trans Gran Canaria—where they faced steep climbs, volcanic terrain, extreme heat, and sheer exhaustion.

🔥 Gary ran the Classic, covering 128km across the entire island in a test of endurance, strategy, and mental toughness.

🔥 Ben took on the Half, pushing through technical trails, relentless ascents, and scorching temperatures.

To top it all off, we’ve got voice notes from some of the biggest names in trail running, including:

🎤 Andy Fior Berry, Mark Derbyshire, Gavin Dale, sharing their insights and reflections on the race.

🎧 What’s Inside This Episode:

✅ The brutal reality of running Trans Gran Canaria 🌞🏔️

✅ How to survive an ultra with extreme elevation and heat

✅ Pacing, fueling, and race-day strategies that worked (and what didn’t!)

✅ The mental battle of long-distance trail running 🧠

✅ The best and worst moments from the race weekend

✅ Post-race madness: beer, casinos, and celebrations gone wrong! 🍻🎰

📚 Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction & Pre-Race Build-Up

Gary and Ben discuss their excitement, travel to Gran Canaria, and pre-race nerves before the Trans Gran Canaria event.

10:05 - The Brutality of Trans Gran Canaria Ultra

Gary details his 128km race across the entire island, tackling extreme climbs, heat, and sleep deprivation.

18:30 - Ben’s Marathon Experience: The Volcanic Challenge

Ben shares his 45km race experience, navigating technical trails, steep ascents, and relentless heat.

27:10 - Travel Mishaps, Strange Food & Last-Minute Panic

A chaotic arrival in Gran Canaria—from car hire disasters to questionable airport pastries.

36:45 - The Best & Worst Moments of the Race

Gary and Ben reflect on their highest highs and lowest lows, including moments when they almost quit.

47:20 - The Mental & Physical Battle of Ultra Running

Gary discusses sleep deprivation, hallucinations, and pushing through exhaustion during his 28-hour race.

56:30 - Nutrition, Pacing & Fueling Strategies

What worked, what didn’t, and how they adjusted fueling strategies mid-race to avoid a complete blow-up.

1:05:15 - Special Guests: Elite Trail Runners Share Their Thoughts

Voice notes from Andy Fior Berry, Mark Derbyshire, Gavin Dale, Rich Gill, and Tom, sharing their race experiences.

1:16:45 - Post-Race Madness: Beers, Casinos & Recovery

How Gary and Ben celebrated (or barely survived) after the race, including a casino trip at 2:00 AM.

1:27:30 - Would We Do It Again? Final Thoughts on Trans Gran Canaria

Gary and Ben reflect on the race, lessons learned, and whether they’d return for another shot.

Why You Should Listen:

If you love trail running, ultra marathons, or just hearing about the mental and physical battle of endurance racing, this episode has insights, entertainment, and raw honesty.

👉 Follow & Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday!

#TrailRunning #UltraRunning #TransGranCanaria #MarathonTraining #EnduranceRacing #TrailMarathon #TrailUltra #RunningPodcast #MountainRunning #UltraMarathon #TrailRace #RUNcensored

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

No motivation? No problem. It’s time to stop overthinking and start taking action.

In this high-energy, no-BS episode of RUNcensored, Gary House and Ben Mounsey sit down with Paul Mort, a two-time UK Mastercoach of the Year, life coach, speaker, and best-selling author. Paul is known for his direct, no-excuses approach to personal development, helping thousands of people break free from negative thinking and self-doubt to take full control of their lives.

But his journey wasn’t easy. Paul opens up about his struggles with depression and bipolar disorder, sharing how he turned his life around and built a system for consistency, discipline, and success. If you’ve ever felt stuck, unmotivated, or caught in the cycle of waiting for the perfect moment, this episode will give you the wake-up call you need.

🎧 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

✅ Why motivation is overrated and success comes from discipline

✅ How to stop overthinking and take control of your life

✅ The brutal truth about excuses and why they hold you back

✅ How Paul battled mental health struggles and built resilience

✅ The role of fitness, training, and Jiu-Jitsu in developing mental toughness

✅ Why social media is killing your confidence and how to escape comparison culture

✅ How to create consistency through morning routines and habit-building

✅ The secret to long-term success and getting results in all areas of life

This episode is a no-nonsense guide to taking action, breaking bad habits, and becoming unstoppable. Whether you’re a runner, entrepreneur, or just someone looking for real-world strategies to level up, Paul Mort delivers pure, unfiltered truth.

📚 Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction: Paul Mort Joins RUNcensored

1:05 - Who is Paul Mort? His Journey & No-BS Coaching Style

7:48 - The Problem with Motivation: Why You Need Discipline

13:19 - Do Runners Need Motivation? The Truth About Habits

18:10 - The Power of Taking Action & Why Overthinking Kills Progress

26:30 - The Social Media Trap: Why We’re Obsessed with Validation

34:00 - How Fitness & Jiu-Jitsu Built Mental Resilience

42:50 - Morning Routines & The Key to Productivity

50:25 - The Secret to Long-Term Success & Final Thoughts

Why You Should Listen to This Episode:

If you’re tired of waiting for motivation to strike, if you feel stuck in your comfort zone, or if you want to push past self-doubt and take action, this episode is for you. Paul Mort doesn’t sugarcoat anything—he calls out the excuses and lays out exactly what it takes to succeed.

👉 Follow & Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday!

#Motivation #Mindset #PaulMort #SelfDiscipline #MentalStrength #PersonalDevelopment #RunningPodcast #NoExcuses #TakeAction #RUNcensored #GaryHouse #BenMounsey

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul Mort on Mental Resilience, Parenting & Progress (Part 2)

🎙️ In Part 2 of our explosive chat with Paul Mort, we go even deeper into the mindset of taking control, staying grounded, and owning your journey.

Paul is a life coach, speaker, author, and two-time UK Mastercoach of the Year, known for his brutally honest, no-excuses approach to personal development. In this episode, he opens up about the lessons he’s learned through parenting, pressure, cold water therapy, and how to reframe failure so it fuels your growth instead of crushing your confidence.

💭 Whether you’re a runner, a business owner, a parent, or just trying to level up your mindset, this conversation will challenge how you think, act, and respond when things get tough.

🔥 What We Talk About in This Episode:

✅ Why belief without evidence is just wishful thinking

✅ The reality of trekking to Everest Base Camp (spoiler: it wasn’t what he expected!)

✅ How coaching his son through his first boxing match taught him about fear, nerves, and trust

✅ How screen addiction affects us and how to take control of your digital habits

✅ The meaning of “Unfuckwithable” – and why nothing external should shake your inner calm

✅ Cold water therapy, morning routines, and doing what works for YOU – not Instagram

✅ Why we argue online and what passion vs. insecurity really looks like

✅ Reframing failure, embracing boredom, and staying consistent in business and life

⏱️ Chapters:

0:00 – Everest Base Camp Experience

6:15 – Belief vs. Evidence

8:00 – Performing Under Pressure

14:00 – Coaching Paul’s Son

18:15 – Parenting Lessons

24:00 – Screen Time & Habits

28:45 – Book Deal & ‘Unfuckwithable’

34:30 – Cold Water & Routines

42:30 – Passion, Debates & Online Opinions

48:00 – Reframing Failure

51:30 – Boredom & Business Motivation

55:00 – Final Thoughts

💬 Why You Should Listen:

If you’re feeling stuck, unmotivated, or weighed down by comparison culture and perfectionism, this episode is your permission to drop the excuses and focus on progress over perfection.

Paul Mort brings real-world insights and fire to every minute of this episode – you’ll walk away with tools, perspective, and a good kick up the arse.

👉 New episodes every Tuesday – follow & subscribe now!

#PaulMort #Mindset #Motivation #Parenting #MentalResilience #MorningRoutine #ColdWaterTherapy #RUNcensored #GaryHouse #BenMounsey

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this no-nonsense episode of RUNcensored, Gary House and Ben Mounsey take on some of the biggest debates in ultra running, trail racing, and the future of the sport.

From the mystique of the Barkley Marathons to the rise of carbon super shoes, the guys dig into whether the sport is evolving in the right direction—or if it’s losing its roots.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

🏃 Barkley Marathons – Has this legendary race lost its magic?

🧩 The secretive world of Laz Lake’s brutal ultra marathon

👟 Super Shoes Debate – Do carbon plate shoes ruin the purity of racing?

🎭 Trail Racing Boom – Is the market getting oversaturated?

🔥 Influencers vs. Elite Athletes – Why do brands pay influencers more than professional runners?

💰 The Money Problem – Should top trail and fell runners be earning more?

⚡ Doping in Running – Is it being overlooked in endurance sports?

🏔️ The Fell Running Purity Test – Should poles be banned in fell races?

The world of running is changing fast, and this episode takes a brutally honest look at whether those changes are helping or harming the sport.

⏱️ Chapters:

0:00 - Intro & Why We Don’t Live Together (Yet)

3:00 - Barclay Marathons: Why Some Fans Are Losing Interest

8:45 - How Lazarus Lake Designs the Hardest Ultra Ever

14:20 - Trail Racing Boom – Are There Too Many Events?

22:30 - Super Shoes Debate – Do They Give An Unfair Advantage?

28:15 - Influencers vs. Elite Runners – Who Deserves More Sponsorship?

34:40 - Doping in Running: Is It Worse Than We Think?

42:55 - Should Poles Be Banned in Fell Running?

50:30 - Future of Trail Running: What Needs to Change?

55:00 - Final Thoughts & Next Episode Preview

Why You Should Listen:

If you love ultra running, fell racing, and unfiltered discussions about where the sport is headed, this episode is for you.

The RUNcensored Podcast is all about real conversations, zero fluff, and telling it how it is. Whether you’re a trail runner, mountain racer, or just love running talk, you’ll find something in this episode to agree—or argue—about.

👉 New episodes every Tuesday – Follow & Subscribe!

#TrailRunning #UltraMarathon #BarkleyMarathons #SuperShoes #RunningPodcast #CarbonShoes #DopingInRunning #FellRunning #RUNcensored #GaryHouse #BenMounsey

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 17: Running Heroes, Pizza Fuel & The Great Tights Debate (ChatGBT Q&A)

In this latest ChatGBT episode of the RUNcensored Podcast, Gary House and Ben Mounsey take on another round of listener-submitted questions—and no topic is off-limits.

From debating whether real runners should wear tights, to revealing their most ridiculous fuelling choices (yes, McDonald’s and pizza), this one is packed with honesty, laughs, and surprisingly useful advice.

The pair also chat about:

• Their ultimate running heroes

• Race day mistakes (including a legendary Three Peaks error)

• Urban orienteering

• Pre-race prep and early start times

• Night running and when to fit training in

• Whether you really need to be specific with your sessions

• Gary’s unexpected background as a hairdresser

Whether you’re a seasoned ultra runner or just here for the banter, this episode is classic RUNcensored—unfiltered, unpredictable, and way too honest.

What You’ll Hear:

• Who we’d love to run with (dead or alive)

• Gary’s past life as a hairdresser

• The truth about tights: yay or nay?

• Fuel fails and the weird stuff we eat pre-race

• Night running and training logistics

• Coaching tips and race-day specifics

• Big love to trail heroes like Killian, Jim, and Francois

Chapters:

00:00 – Intro Chaos & Claudia Winkleman?

08:00 – Who Would You Run With (Dead or Alive)?

13:00 – Gary’s Hairdressing Past

17:00 – The Running Tights Debate

21:00 – When Gary Actually Wears Tights

26:00 – Pizza, McDonald’s & Race Fuel

31:00 – Upcoming Races & Training Goals

36:00 – Urban Orienteering & Epic Promo Video

40:00 – Heroes in the Sport

45:00 – Night Running & Training Timing

49:00 – Best Time of Day to Train

53:00 – Specific Coaching Advice & Race Readiness

Follow, subscribe, and send us your questions for the next ChatGBT episode. New episodes drop every Tuesday.

#RunningPodcast #TrailRunning #RunningTips #ChatGBT #UltraRunning #RUNcensored #GaryHouse #BenMounsey

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 18: Holly Stables on Surviving The Speed Project – 340 Miles to Vegas

How far would you run for a challenge? How about 340 miles across the desert… solo?

This week on the RUNcensored Podcast, Gary and Ben are joined by ultrarunner, coach, and community builder Holly Stables (@rushbynature), fresh off completing The Speed Project—an unsanctioned, unsupported race from Santa Monica to Las Vegas that’s as wild as it is infamous.

Holly ran solo, with Gary as part of her crew, and went on to finish second overall in the women’s category. In this brutally honest conversation, she breaks down the reality of running through sleep deprivation, blistering heat, nosebleeds, hallucinations, poor nutrition, and the full chaos of managing an RV support vehicle with a team of mates.

If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to run for days across a desert with no rules, no finish line tape, and only your own mindset to get you through—it’s all here.

Who is Holly Stables?

Holly is an ultrarunner, endurance coach, and co-founder of the UK trail running community Rush By Nature. She’s known for her grounded, honest approach to running and life, and has helped countless runners build confidence through coaching, community, and leading by example.

What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

• What exactly is The Speed Project, and why is it so difficult?
• How Holly trained (and didn’t train) for a 340-mile solo run
• Crew chaos, sleep deprivation, and managing the mental rollercoaster
• Fueling with burgers, hot sauce, and occasional meltdowns
• Racing side-by-side with the front runner—and what happened next
• Gary’s behind-the-scenes role and the things he definitely didn’t plan for
• Holly’s honest take on whether she’d do it all again

Chapters:

00:00 – Intro: Welcome Holly!

03:40 – What is The Speed Project?

07:30 – Training and preparation (sort of)

12:00 – Life in the van and crew dynamics

17:20 – Nosebleeds, heat, and hallucinations

23:00 – Burgers, Red Bull & hot sauce: the fueling plan

29:45 – Catching the front-runner

36:10 – Mental fatigue and final miles into Vegas

44:20 – Recovery, reflection, and race blues

50:30 – Would she do it again?

Why You Should Listen:

This episode gives a raw and real insight into one of the most extreme races out there—told with honesty, humour, and just the right amount of chaos. Whether you’re into ultra running, long-distance challenges, or just love a story of human grit, this one delivers.

👉 New episodes drop every Tuesday – follow and subscribe!

#TheSpeedProject #UltraRunning #TrailRunning #RunningPodcast #HollyStables #RushByNature #DesertRunning #MentalToughness #RUNcensored #GaryHouse #BenMounsey

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 19: How The Chimp Paradox Helped Me Start Running – with Nigel Richards

How do you go from barely being able to run a mile… to training for one of the toughest races in the UK?

In this episode of the RUNcensored Podcast, Gary and Ben are joined by Nigel Richards, a former driving instructor from Wrexham who turned his life around with the help of running—and a mindset model from the best-selling book The Chimp Paradox by Prof. Steve Peters.

Nigel shares how a single book changed the way he thought, moved, and made decisions. With Gary’s coaching and support, Nigel went from running in the rain for one minute at a time to signing up for the Lakeland 50. But this conversation isn’t one-sided—Nigel also helped Gary rethink how he approached his own racing mindset using the Chimp Model.

This episode is a powerful blend of coaching insights, personal breakthroughs, and practical tips for anyone starting their running journey—or looking to get their head back in the game.

What is The Chimp Paradox?

Written by psychiatrist Prof. Steve Peters, the book explains how your brain has two main drivers:

• The Chimp (emotional, reactive)
• The Human (logical, rational)

Understanding how these systems work helps you manage emotions, reduce anxiety, and improve performance. The Chimp Model has been used by elite athletes including:

• Sir Chris Hoy (Olympic cyclist)
• Ronnie O’Sullivan (snooker world champion)
• Victoria Pendleton (Olympic cyclist)
• Steven Gerrard (football legend)

In This Episode:

• Why Nigel started running after 20 years behind the wheel
• How The Chimp Paradox helped him take control of his mindset
• Gary’s experience applying the model to his own racing
• Why emotion, identity, and self-talk matter more than speed
• The role of coaching, community, and setting meaningful goals
• Cadence, balance, breathing, and building beginner-friendly routines
• Nigel’s road to the Lakeland 50—and a Mars bar meltdown for the ages

Chapters:

00:00 – Intro & van trouble banter

01:37 – Meet Nigel Richards

02:33 – Discovering The Chimp Paradox

04:46 – Nigel’s first rainy run session

08:00 – Coaching challenges & transformation

11:06 – How The Chimp Paradox changed everything

15:20 – Gary’s race mindset & helicopter thinking

25:00 – Uncovering your “why” with the Stone of Life

31:35 – Nigel signs up for the Lakeland 50

37:15 – Local running groups & coaching moments

44:00 – Cadence, breathing & habit building

54:00 – Mindset, drills & the 3 stages of a marathon

01:03:45 – The Chimp beyond running

01:04:42 – How the Chimp model applies beyond running

01:05:34 – Steve Peters’ background & elite sport connection

01:07:00 – Final thoughts & the power of timing in mentorship

Why You Should Listen:

Whether you’re just getting started or trying to rediscover your motivation, this episode is for anyone who’s felt stuck or unsure of how to move forward. Nigel’s journey proves that it’s not just about miles—it’s about mindset.

👉 New episodes drop every Tuesday. Follow, subscribe, and let us know how you manage your inner chimp.

#RunningPodcast #TheChimpParadox #BeginnerRunning #TrailRunning #RUNcensored #GaryHouse #BenMounsey #NigelRichards #MentalResilience #Lakeland50

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 20: Running Myths, Dirty Kit Confessions & Strength Training Truths | ChatGBT

How many sweaty runs can you get out of your kit before you really need to wash it? 🫣

And is social media changing running culture for better—or worse?

This week on RUNcensored, Gary and Ben are back with another ChatGBT episode, answering your questions with their usual mix of brutal honesty, funny stories, and real-world running advice.

The episode covers a wide range of running-related topics, including:

• The influence of social media on running – and why many influencers might be doing it for the wrong reasons.
• Preparation for ultras – how a lot of first-time ultrarunners are underprepared (and why that’s normal and survivable!).
• How often should you replace your running shoes? – including hilarious commentary on the evolution of race shoes, carbon plates, and shoe durability.
• How many runs you can get out of your running kit before washing it – with a brutally honest (and funny) conversation about smell tests, gooch checks, and sweaty kit habits.
• Essential kit for running ultras – practical tips on gear, lube, nutrition, hygiene, and even toothbrushes for long races.
• The importance of strength training for runners – why most runners know they should strength train, but few actually do, and how to make it realistic and sustainable.
• Gary’s behind-the-scenes insight into working at big trail events – including frustrations with media expectations and why knowing your worth matters.
• Funny stories about embarrassing running habits, stand-up comedy ambitions, and how growing up in the UK shaped their humour.

At its core, the episode blends practical running advice, mindset coaching, and plenty of banter—perfect for trail runners, ultra runners, and anyone who loves the real, messy side of the sport.

Chapters:

00:00 – Intro: ChatGBT Chaos Begins

04:20 – Social Media and Running: Good or Bad?

09:30 – Undertrained for Your First Ultra?

16:10 – Shoe Life: When to Replace Running Shoes

21:45 – Sweaty Kit Confessions & Gooch Checks

29:20 – Ultra Running Kit Essentials

35:00 – Strength Training for Real Runners

41:00 – Behind the Scenes at Big Trail Events

49:10 – British Humour, Comedy, and Bad Habits

56:00 – Final Thoughts: Keeping Running Honest

Why You Should Listen:

If you love trail running, ultras, and laughing at the ridiculous side of the sport, this one’s for you. It’s real advice, real stories, and a reminder that you don’t have to be perfect—you just have to keep moving forward.

👉 New episodes drop every Tuesday – follow, subscribe, and join the madness!

#TrailRunning #UltraRunning #RunningPodcast #RunningGear #StrengthTraining #RUNcensored #ChatGBT #GaryHouse #BenMounsey

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

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Ep21: The Biggest Weekend in Running? London, Manchester, Three Peaks, Fellsman & More

One weekend. Every race. All the drama.

Gary and Ben break down a stacked weekend in UK and international running, covering everything from world records in London to a historic win at the Fellsman — plus spicy takes on DNFs, influencer pressure, gear trends, and even robot marathons.

London Marathon 2025

• 58,000 runners and unseasonably hot conditions
• Peres Jepchirchir sets the women-only world record (2:16:16)
• Mohamed Mohamed finishes as top British man
• Alex Yee runs 2:09 on debut while still training for triathlon
• Eilish McColgan sets a new Scottish record as first British woman
• DNF rants, pacing mistakes, Instagram tears, and the rise of the “oxygen mask selfie”

Manchester Marathon

• Strong runs from Duncan, Mitch, and more
• Thoughts on race execution, disappointment, and recovery when things go wrong

Fellsman Ultra

• Anna Llwellyn becomes the first female overall winner in the race’s 61-year history
• What it means for women’s trail running and why these events need support to survive
• Commentary on the Fellsman’s history and future

Yorkshire Three Peaks Fell Race

• Alistair Brownlee toes the line, but it’s Ben Rothery who takes the win
• Nicola Jackson and Sharon Taylor dominate the women’s race
• Reflections on course changes, tactical racing, and fell legends like Karl Gray, Ricky Lightfoot, and Rob Jebb
• Is the Three Peaks still one of the UK’s great races?

Other UK Races

• Burnsall and Wharfedale trail events
• Dales Trails and grassroots fell support

Madeira Island Ultra Trail (MIUT)

• Katie Schide takes on her partner Germain Grangier and nearly beats the men
• Could she challenge Courtney Dauwalter at UTMB this year?

Ultra-Trail Mount Fuji (UTMF)

• How live coverage and race prestige are shifting global trail running focus
• Wishlist races and dream destinations

Other Talking Points

• Branded campaigns and athlete pressure (including Sportsshoes stories)
• £900 Nike x Hyperice recovery boots
• Robot marathoners in China (yes, really)
• Everyone’s racing in hydration vests now — even at 5Ks
• And of course: Gary and Ben’s usual chaos, coaching insight, and unfiltered takes

Chapters

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#RUNcensored #RunningPodcast #LondonMarathon #ManchesterMarathon #Fellsman #ThreePeaks #TrailRunning #Ultrarunning #AlexYee #EilishMcColgan #KatieSchide #BethanLlewelyn #AlistairBrownlee #CourtneyDauwalter #MIUT #UTMF

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The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

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EP22 - “My Brain Fell Out”: Mel Sykes on Running 268 Miles After Brain Surgery

How far would you go after brain surgery? For Mel Sykes, the answer was 268 miles. In this episode, Gary and Ben sit down with Mel to hear her incredible journey from brain surgery to completing the Montane Spine Race—one of the toughest endurance races in the world.

Diagnosed with Chiari Malformation, a condition where part of her brain pressed into her spinal canal, Mel faced surgery with the terrifying possibility that she might never run again. But instead of slowing down, she did the opposite. She signed up for the Spine Race—268 miles of relentless mud, snow, and hallucinations across the Pennine Way.

In This Episode:

• The first signs of Chiari Malformation—headaches, blurred vision, and balance issues
• Facing brain surgery and the mental strength it took to endure it
• Learning to walk and run again — one painful step at a time
• Entering the Spine Race post-surgery and battling through brutal conditions
• What it’s like to run 268 miles when your body has been through hell and back
• The state of cheating in ultra running and why race integrity matters

Key Moments:

00:00 – Intro and Meet Mel Sykes

05:00 – Discovering the Symptoms: Headaches, Blurred Vision & Balance Issues

11:30 – The Diagnosis: Chiari Malformation and the Road to Brain Surgery

19:45 – Facing the Surgery: Risks, Reality, and Mental Strength

27:20 – The Long Road to Recovery: Learning to Walk and Run Again

36:00 – Returning to the Trails: First Steps Back into Running

43:50 – Entering the Spine Race: 268 Miles of Brutality

53:15 – Training for Ultras Post-Surgery: Lessons Learned

1:01:40 – Facing Adversity: Running Through Pain and Pushing Limits

1:11:20 – Cheating Scandals in Ultra Running: Integrity and Fair Play

1:20:50 – Mel’s Mindset: How Brain Surgery Changed Her Approach

1:29:10 – Future Races and Plans: What’s Next for Mel?

1:36:30 – Outro and Final Reflections

🎙️ Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts.

▶️ Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_pklymQxtluqvkNmf41MYI7fOk8Ki_YT

💬 Got a question for Mel, Gary, or Ben? Drop us a message—we might read it out next episode!

#RUNcensored #RunningPodcast #TrailRunning #Ultrarunning #BrainSurgery #SpineRace #ChiariMalformation #EnduranceRunning #MentalStrength #AdventureRaces

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

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UTS 2025 Recap – Ice Pops, Elite Performances & Trail Chaos | RUNcensored Podcast EP24

In this episode of RUNcensored, Gary House and Ben Mounsey dive into everything that went down at the 2025 edition of Ultra-Trail Snowdonia Eryri by UTMB (UTS), the UK’s only UTMB World Series race.

Gary attended the event to support his friend Rich Lazenby in the 100-miler, hand out ice pops to overheating runners, and experience the full scale of UTS madness from the sidelines. Ben stayed home—and by the end of the episode, he's kind of glad he did.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

🏁 UTS Race Structure – 100M, 100K, 50K, 25K and why the 100K was stacked this year

🧊 Ice Pops at Aid Stations – Gary’s grassroots contribution goes viral

📦 Logistics Mayhem – Missed turns, signal issues, soup gate, and more

📊 Elite Performances – Jon Albon, Blanchard, Collison, Roberts, Jones

🧠 The Mental Side – Rich Lazenby’s 100M low patch & Sam Skinner’s top-10 grit

🌍 The Bigger Picture – Is UTMB helping or hurting the grassroots UK trail scene?

⏱️ Chapters:

0:00 – Intro: Weekend catch-up & Gary’s visit to UTS

6:23 – UTS race distances and UTMB’s influence on the event

10:13 – Crewing Rich Lazenby and the reality of the 100 miler

15:02 – Safety, terrain, and weather challenges in Eryri

20:26 – Elite performances across the 100M and 100K races

24:18 – Ice pops, checkpoint support & Gary’s viral aid station moment

29:11 – Logistics chaos: traffic, tracking, and signal dropouts

33:34 – Aid station inconsistencies and supply issues

38:00 – Water shortages, heat, and ‘soup gate’ drama

48:10 – Big names in the 100K: Albon, Blanchard, Collison, Jones

51:07 – UK trail running evolution and what’s changing

54:35 – Podium shoutouts: Sam Skinner, Laurie Morgan, Eleanor Davis

57:10 – UTMB’s impact on British trail events

1:00:06 – Community moments and listener interactions

1:08:03 – How RUNcensored is inspiring the next generation

1:14:03 – Race calendar congestion: UTS, The Arc, The Spine

1:23:34 – Final thoughts, reflections & future of UTS

Why You Should Listen:

If you care about ultrarunning, mountain racing, or the direction trail running is heading in the UK, this episode pulls no punches. It’s full of race highlights, honest critiques, personal stories, and shoutouts to some of the most inspiring athletes on the scene—including Stephanie Case, whose win went viral for all the right reasons.

👉 New episodes every Tuesday – Follow & Subscribe!

#RUNcensored #UTS2025 #UltraTrailSnowdonia #UTMBWorldSeries #TrailRunning #Ultrarunning #JonathanAlbon #StephanieCase #KimCollison #MathieuBlanchard #IcePopsAndElevation #RunningPodcast #MountainRunning #GaryHouse #BenMounsey

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

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🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

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What happens when you become an internet meme overnight? Danny Andrews knows better than anyone. Back in 2007, he gained viral fame as the "Fish and a Rice Cake Guy" after appearing in the BBC Three documentary Baby Faced Bodybuilders. That clip—where he repeated his bizarre daily diet of fish and rice cakes—exploded on YouTube, turning Danny into an internet sensation. But what happened after the laughs?

In this episode, Gary and Ben sit down with Danny to unpack the reality behind the meme. From dealing with online trolls and unexpected fame to building a career as a barber and launching his own rice cake business, Danny shares the highs, the lows, and everything in between.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

🐟 Viral Fame – How 'Fish and a Rice Cake' took over the internet

✂️ Life After the Meme – Building a career as a barber and entrepreneur

🍚 Danny’s Rice Cake Business – Turning a meme into a marketable product

💬 Social Media and Negativity – Handling trolls and public pressure

⛰️ Lakeland Trails 10K – All the Gear, No Idea disaster in the Lake District

🤝 The Kindness of the Running Community – Why runners are different

🔥 Gary's Viral Video Strategy – How stereotypes made his content explode

📹 The "Stereotype Guy" Controversy – When jokes get taken too seriously

✅ Just Say Yes – Danny's new mentality for embracing every opportunity

⏱️ Chapters:

0:00 – Intro and Meet Danny Andrews

4:15 – Becoming the “Fish and a Rice Cake Guy”

10:20 – Going Viral: The Highs and the Lows

18:50 – Life After the Meme: Barbershops and New Businesses

27:15 – The Dark Side of Social Media

33:45 – Paul Mort’s Advice on Handling Negativity

40:10 – Launching Danny’s Rice Cakes

48:30 – Gary’s Secrets to Viral Videos

55:50 – Danny’s ‘Just Say Yes’ Attitude

1:02:10 – Social Media’s Role in Running Culture

1:07:00 – Danny's Lakeland Trails 10K Story: All the Gear, No Idea

1:11:00 – The "Stereotype Guy" Video and Online Backlash

1:13:30 – Danny's Surprise at the Running Community

1:15:00 – Outro and What’s Next for Danny

Why You Should Listen:

If you’ve ever wondered what happens after a viral meme fades away, Danny Andrews has the story. From being laughed at by millions to building his own business, Danny’s journey is one of resilience, reinvention, and saying yes to wild opportunities. Plus, we dive into all the gear, no idea moments, the kindness of the running community, and why sometimes, you just have to lean into the joke.

👉 New episodes every Tuesday – Follow & Subscribe!

#RUNcensored #RunningPodcast #FishAndRiceCakes #DannyAndrews #ViralFame #Entrepreneurship #MentalHealth #SocialMedia #PaulMort #EnduranceRunning #InternetMeme #ViralVideos #ContentCreation #JustSayYes #RunningCommunity #SocialMediaAndRunning #TrailRunning #LakelandTrails10K

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📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

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Episode 25: Why Relay Races Are Taking Over Trail Running | RUNcensored Podcast EP25

In this episode of RUNcensored, Gary House and Ben Mounsey explore one of the fastest-growing trends in trail and fell running: relay races.

From grassroots legends like the Calderdale Way Relay to newcomers like the Spine Challenger North Relay, Gary and Ben look at why runners across the UK are trading solo suffering for team chaos—and loving every minute of it.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

🟢 Why relay races are booming across the UK

🏔️ We explain how the relay formats works for trail events

🏃 Ben’s love for the iconic Calderdale Way Relay and the Hodgson Brother Relay

🥵 Stories of carnage, chaos, and club camaraderie

🏔️ Highlights from British Fell Relays, and the best relays on the European Circuit Trofeo Vanon,i the ASICS Coast to Coast and 9\\]The Rifugi

🧠 Why relays might be the antidote to ultra-running elitism

📣 Listener shoutouts and love for team racing culture

⏱️ Chapters:

0:00 – Intro: Weekend catch-up and podcast housekeeping

2:40 – Gary introduces today’s topic: relay races

4:50 – Why relays are more fun than solo ultras

7:20 – Ben’s love for the Calderdale Way Relay

11:05 – How relay formats bring people into the sport

14:45 – The Lap, Green Man Ultra & Highland Ultra Relay

19:30 – Spine Challenger North Relay – new in 2025

23:40 – Chaos and teamwork: the best and worst of relays

28:15 – Old-school club racing culture

32:00 – Team tactics and navigation pressure

36:50 – Are relays the future of UK trail running?

41:10 – Funny stories from Ben’s club relay days

47:25 – The psychology of running as a team

53:05 – Why relay race reports are better

58:30 – Listener shoutouts and community love

1:05:00 – Tips for relay organisers and new runners

1:11:20 – Final thoughts and relay wishlists

1:17:45 – Next week’s episode tease & outro

Why You Should Listen:

If you’ve ever wondered why more and more runners are racing in teams—or if you’ve survived a mud-soaked club relay yourself—this episode is for you. It’s got banter, memories, and a genuine look at how relays are reshaping the UK trail scene.

👉 New episodes every Tuesday – Follow & Subscribe!

#RUNcensored #RelayRaces #TrailRunning #Ultrarunning #CalderdaleWayRelay #SpineRace #RunningPodcast #GaryHouse #BenMounsey #ClubRunning #TeamRunning #MountainRunning #UKTrailRunning

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

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It’s the return of ChatGBT – and you lot didn’t hold back. In this episode, Gary House, Ben Mounsey, and behind-the-scenes Chris tackle listener-submitted questions about running, gear, van life and (gulp) one of the most controversial debates in sport today.

Expect brutally honest answers, thoughtful tangents, and more laughs than any coaching session should legally allow. From shoe drops and descending fears to gender categories and pub-run logistics, nothing is off limits.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

• Downhill fear and how to overcome it
• Are barefoot and zero-drop shoes good for trail running?
• Transitioning to minimalist footwear without injury
• Trail shoe trends (La Sportiva Prodigio and more)
• Campervan weekends, wild running spots, and pub runs
• Why women’s and men’s shoes are designed differently
• The transgender debate in sport: fairness vs inclusivity
• 
  

⏱️ Chapters:

0:00 – Intro, fish finger sandwich trauma & Gary’s digestive gamble

4:05 – How to build confidence when descending trails

9:20 – Are barefoot shoes a good idea or a marketing gimmick?

13:40 – Transitioning to minimalist footwear safely

17:10 – La Sportiva Prodigio and what’s coming in trail shoes

21:45 – Chris asks about Ben’s campervan pub-run in Wanlockhead

26:30 – Wild running spots, Dales pubs, and van life chaos

31:15 – Gendered shoe design: Men’s vs Women’s lasts

35:00 – Should we have an open category in competitive sport?

42:40 – Outro and closing thoughts

Why You Should Listen:

If you’re into shoes, trails, banter, van-based adventure or unfiltered honesty, this is the episode you didn’t know you needed. It's one part running advice, one part pub chat, and one part full-send honesty about the culture of our sport.

👉 New episodes every Tuesday – Follow & Subscribe!

#RUNcensored #TrailRunning #BarefootRunning #ZeroDropShoes #RunningPodcast #DownhillRunning #OpenCategory #RunningGear #MinimalistRunning #GenderInSport #GaryHouse #BenMounsey

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

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Fresh off the back of a stunning sub-14-hour Bob Graham Round, inov-8 athlete Andy Berry joins Gary and Ben for one of the most open and inspiring episodes yet.

Recorded in the inov-8 office, this episode covers the highs of Andy’s record-breaking year and the lessons learned along the way — from big UK mountain rounds like the Tranter and Bob Graham, to moments of burnout, difficult decisions, and ultimately, rediscovering joy in running.

This is a conversation about ego, identity, coaching, and what happens when you step away from chasing results — and return stronger for it.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

🏔️ What went right in Andy’s sub-14 Bob Graham Round

🥾 Lessons from Dragon’s Back, Tranter’s, and supporting others

🍽️ Diet, fuelling and recovery breakthroughs

🧠 The mental toll of elite-level expectations

🗣️ Coaching other runners while quietly burning out

🎯 Why stepping back helped Andy fall back in love with running

Why You Should Listen:

Whether you’re training for a mountain round, recovering from a rough patch, or figuring out your own balance between performance and passion — Andy’s story will speak to you.

⏱️ Chapters:

00:00 - Intro & catching up with Andy Berry

02:30 - How Dragon’s Back started to unravel

07:45 - Underfuelled, overcooked: the crash begins

13:20 - Ego, identity & what kept him pushing

18:50 - Being filmed during the breakdown

23:40 - The real reason Andy stopped running

28:30 - The aftermath: guilt, pressure & self-worth

33:10 - Coaching other runners with a new mindset

39:00 - What performance means beyond the podium

44:15 - Is Andy stepping away from big rounds?

49:50 - Navigating expectations from sponsors & social media

55:20 - When not running becomes the right choice

01:01:00 - Redefining goals & running for joy again

01:06:30 - Could Andy return to Dragon’s Back?

01:12:10 - Reflections on past FKTs & future plans

01:18:40 - Rethinking training & avoiding burnout

01:24:00 - Final thoughts on growth & identity

01:30:10 - Wrap up & sign off

Why You Should Listen:

This is a rare look behind the curtain of elite trail running. If you’ve ever questioned your goals, pulled out of a race, or felt the weight of expectation — this one will hit home. It’s raw, reflective, and still full of laughs from three mates who’ve all blown up a few times.

👉 New episodes every Tuesday – Follow & Subscribe!

#RUNcensored #BobGrahamRound #AndyBerry #TrailRunning #UltraRunning #MountainRunning #FellRunning #RunningPodcast #inov8 #RunningMotivation

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Records fell, legends were made, and Gary nearly takes out Mark Darbyshire mid-race.

This week, Gary returns from filming the Centurion 2025 South Downs Way 100 — one of the most stacked and exciting UK trail races we’ve seen in years — and sits down with Ben to relive it all. From Darbyshire’s outrageous new course record to the epic showdown between Lucy Gossage and Julia Davis, this was a weekend that raised the bar for UK ultrarunning.

We talk tactics, course conditions, the golden hour, team battles, pole debates, and why this race might be a turning point for trail running on home soil. And yes, we still find time to discuss Greggs, dodgy plug sockets and whether Wetherspoons has the best post-race kit aesthetic.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

🏁 Behind the scenes at one of the UK’s biggest 100-milers

🎥 What it was like filming the front of the race

🏆 Mark Darbyshire’s course record – and Mark Perkins handing over the baton

🔥 The Gossage vs Davis battle – both under the old women’s record

🗣️ Why the field was so deep this year (and what it means for the UK scene)

🥵 Tales from the golden hour and near-miss moments

⚡ Ben’s take on pacing, poles, and future UK race potential

Why You Should Listen:

If you care about the future of UK trail running, this one’s for you. Whether you ran, watched, or are just curious how close Gary came to being flattened by an elite runner, this is the full breakdown of a race weekend we’ll be talking about for years.

👉 New episodes every Tuesday – Follow & Subscribe!

Chapters:

0:00:00 Intro  

0:04:30 How Gary Covered the SDW100  

0:10:21 Filming with Drones and Lead Bikes  

0:13:32 Fastest 100 Mile Trail Race in the UK?  

0:19:12 Mark Darbyshire's Record-Breaking Run  

0:23:41 Who Is Hugh Tibbs? Back-to-Back Podiums  

0:29:30 Morgan Glazier's Incredible Performance  

0:34:06 Lucy Gossage vs Julia Davis: Epic Women's Race  

0:39:35 Why UK Ultras Are Getting More Competitive  

0:45:13 Golden Hour Finishes and Emotional Stories  

0:49:37 Age Group Winners and Veteran Legends  

0:54:46 Wrap-Up and What’s Coming Next on RUNcensored

#RUNcensored #SDW100 #MarkDarbyshire #LucyGossage #UltraRunning #TrailRunning #CenturionRunning #WorldTrailMajors #RunningPodcast #GoldenHour #UKUltras

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

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“I Just Thought I Was Being Disciplined” – George Foster on Red-S, Recovery & Racing Culture

This week’s guest is George Foster — elite fell runner, fifth-fastest Bob Graham Round finisher in history, and a man with hard-earned wisdom on the dangers of pushing too far.

In his first RUNcensored appearance, George joins Gary and Ben to talk about the performance-cost of under-fuelling. What starts as a light-hearted chat quickly digs into how a calorie deficit, mistaken for discipline, led to serious health consequences. It’s an unfiltered conversation about the pressures of the running world, how easily things can tip into disordered habits — and what recovery really looks like.

Alongside this, we dive into George’s recent race at Trofeo Nasego in Italy, a brutal European mountain running classic featuring a Vertical Kilometre and a technical up-and-down course. He explains the unique challenge of VKs, and how the European race scene compares to the UK’s.

There’s also big opinions on kit, club colours, and whether poles belong on a Bob Graham Round — plus the usual laughter, roastings, and chaos you expect from RUNcensored.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

⚠️ George’s experience with Red-S and why awareness matters

⛰️ European mountain races: VKs, altitude, and race culture

🥣 Under-fuelling, false discipline, and the path to recovery

🏃‍♂️ George’s take on the Bob Graham Round and use of poles

🎽 Debates on kit, club rules, and racing etiquette

😂 Gear mistakes, roastings, and classic trail running chaos

Why You Should Listen:

This episode tackles serious issues in endurance sport with honesty and humour. Whether you’re training for your next big race or figuring out how to fuel properly, George’s story will hit home. Unfiltered, insightful, and essential listening for runners at every level.

👉 New episodes every Tuesday – Follow & Subscribe!

00:00 - Intro & Banter

01:32 - Race Stories & Lessons Learned

01:54 - Mental Strategies

05:37 - George’s Background

22:42 - Gear Talk

27:27 - Training Philosophy

49:56 - Nutrition & Recovery

01:15:56 - Rapid-Fire Finale

01:22:05 - Wrap-Up & What’s Next

#RUNcensored #TrailRunning #FellRunning #UltraRunning #RedS #RunningPodcast #GeorgeFoster #BobGrahamRound #TrofeoNasego #MountainRunning #VKRace #RunCulture #EatToPerform #ClubRunning

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“He Wore What at Western States?!” – Race Kit Chaos, Mont-Blanc Mayhem & Double Bob Drama

This week’s episode is a no-guest, no-filter deep dive into the latest chaos from the world of trail and mountain running.

Gary, Ben and Chris catch up on everything from racing disasters to record controversies — and yes, that Nike crochet top worn by Caleb Olson at Western States.

Ben recaps his latest block of orienteering and fell races, including a brutal run at the Mont-Blanc Half Marathon in 30-degree heat. Gary talks about getting back to mountain training in Snowdonia, climbing Tryfan and battling with Strava’s dodgy “moving time” stats.

There’s also a full Western States recap, from Kilian Jornet’s performance in the Kjerag 2s to Abby Hall’s dominant win — plus some big chat on New Balance’s rise, the growing African presence in trail running, and what the pro scene looks like in 2025.

Also: Faith Kipyegon’s sub-4 mile event, the exoskeleton suit Ben wants to wear on a Bob Graham, and the unfortunate running trend of… penis exposure mid-race. You’ve been warned.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

🏔️ Gary’s Snowdonia training & Strava rage

🧭 Ben’s orienteering meltdown & Mont-Blanc heat

🎽 Western States recap – Caleb Olson, Kilian & kit chat

👟 New Balance’s dominance & pro team tactics

🌍 The rise of African talent in trail racing

🔥 Faith Kipyegon’s sub-4 event & Nike’s marketing machine

🫣 Double Bob Graham drama – should it count?

🍆 Race-day wardrobe malfunctions & goldfish hydration hacks

Why You Should Listen:

Trail running is changing fast — and this episode dives into all the messy, funny, and downright bizarre sides of it. Whether you’re training for UTMB, doing your first fell race, or just here for the penis jokes, Episode 30 delivers full chaos with zero filter.

👉 New episodes every Tuesday – Follow & Subscribe!

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⏱️ Chapters:

00:00 – Intro & Why We Hate Cruises

04:05 – Gary’s Return to Training in Snowdonia

07:47 – Strava Lies & Moving Time Frustrations

10:55 – Ben’s Racing Madness & Orienteering Meltdown

11:12 – Mont-Blanc Weekend & Ben’s Half Marathon

11:20 – Western States Chat Begins

17:32 – Kilian Jornet & The UTMB Debate

19:20 – Coverage & Spectacle of Western States

20:08 – New Balance’s Rise in Trail Running

28:52 – Transgrancanaria Finish & Strategy Talk

29:55 – Marathon du Mont-Blanc Winners Recap

30:07 – Kenyan Talent & Women’s Race at Mont-Blanc

52:48 – Double Bob Graham Record & Caspian James

56:06 – Should the Record Count? The 24-Hour Debate

1:00:30 – Penis Fails & Race Kit Disasters

#RUNcensored #TrailRunning #WesternStates100 #MontBlancMarathon #FellRunning #RunningPodcast #KilianJornet #CalebOlson #UTMB #SnowdoniaRunning #StravaFails #CaspianJames #DoubleBobGraham #NewBalanceTrail #FaithKipyegon #RaceKitFails #UltraRunning #PenisIncidents #ExoskeletonRunning #OrienteeringFails #GaryHouse #BenMounsey

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

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He won the English Fell Running Champs. Then he walked away from the sport completely.

This week, Gary and Ben are joined by Tom Addison — a runner many will remember for dominating the UK fell scene, taking the 2014 national title and chasing England vests throughout his teens and twenties. But this episode isn’t about medals. It’s about what comes after them.

Tom talks openly about the obsession that fuelled his running career, the burnout that followed, and the panic attacks that forced him to step away from the sport he loved. From racing at Wooden Tops as a kid to rebuilding his life through boxing, therapy, and fine furniture making, this is a story of reinvention with no filter.

We talk fell running culture, junior club racing, mental health, identity, and why sometimes walking away is the bravest decision of all.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

👟 Growing up in a fell running family and club culture

🇬🇧 Earning his first England vest at 15

🏆 Winning the English Champs in 2014 – and what it really cost

😰 The mental and emotional crash that followed

🥊 Boxing, woodworking, and rebuilding structure

🪵 Finding purpose through craft and creativity

👨‍👩‍👧 Family, fatherhood, and a new definition of success

Why You Should Listen:

If you’ve ever tied your identity to your sport, battled burnout, or wondered what’s next after the peak — Tom’s story will hit home. A champion’s journey, with all the pressure and none of the gloss.

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00:00 - Intro: From fell running to fine furniture

02:23 - Childhood in a fell running family

06:40 - Early nerves and racing for Helm Hill

09:50 - Junior coaching and Billy Proctor’s role

13:40 - First England vest at 15 years old

17:00 - Watching Rob Jebb and chasing national teams

20:30 - 2014: Winning the English Championship

26:45 - Balancing training with a manual job

30:20 - The obsessive mindset and burnout

34:50 - Panic attacks and personal upheaval

39:40 - Boxing for structure and recovery

43:15 - How woodworking became his new focus

48:10 - Craftsmanship and striving for quality

52:20 - Instagram, identity and validation

56:45 - Fatherhood and redefining ambition

01:01:20 - Closing thoughts and what’s next

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

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He ended up in intensive care after an Ironman. But that didn’t stop him.

This week, Gary and Ben sit down with Paul Tierney – former Irish county hurler turned elite ultra-runner, coach, and record-breaker. From the sidelines of team sport to the solitude of the mountains, Paul has carved a life around endurance, coaching, and community – but not without setbacks.

Paul shares how a stint in Australia kickstarted his love for endurance sport, how a brush with death changed his perspective forever, and why a documentary about the Lake District made him pack up his life and move. Now a respected running coach with clients around the world, Paul opens up about the myths of perfect form, the dangers of one-size-fits-all coaching, and why failure has been his best teacher.

We talk coaching, movement quality, social media misinformation, injury recovery, and how to build a strong mind andbody through running – without obsessing over it.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

🏑 From county hurling to Ironman

🏥 Surviving hyponatremia and landing in ICU

🏔️ Discovering the Lake District and the Lakeland 100

🧭 Getting lost with no map skills and a second-hand compass

🧠 Why coaching is more about communication than correction

📱 The problem with Instagram advice

🦵 Strength work, ankle stiffness and plyometrics

🩹 Injury, rehab and athlete buy-in

😂 Humour, humility and lifelong learning

If you’ve ever questioned your training, felt overwhelmed by online advice, or struggled to come back from injury – Paul’s honest, practical approach will give you a fresh perspective. This episode is about mindset, movement, and the messy reality of progress.

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00:00 - Intro: From hurling to endurance

07:15 - ICU and hyponatremia

14:30 - Falling in love with the Lake District

21:00 - Lakeland 100 and early mountain race mistakes

27:45 - Becoming a coach and finding purpose

34:10 - Coaching philosophy and movement over mechanics

40:20 - Social media advice and form obsession

47:00 - Strength work that actually helps

53:25 - The rehab mindset and listening to athletes

60:00 - Final thoughts and what keeps him going

🔗 Follow Paul:

Instagram: @paulmissinglink

Website: www.missinglinkcoaching.co.uk

#PaulTierney #TrailRunning #UltraRunning #RunningCoach #FellRunning #EnduranceAthlete #Lakeland100 #Wainwrights #MountainRunning #RUNcensored #RunningPodcast #StrengthAndConditioning #InjuryRecovery #Hyponatremia #Inov8

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

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He’s battling stage 4 cancer. But that hasn’t stopped him building the most inclusive ultra in the world.

This week, Gary and Ben sit down with Huw Williams – Welsh event organiser, founder of Beautifully Brutal Events, and the driving force behind the SHE Ultra. Known for his wild storytelling, unapologetic honesty, and community-first ethos, Huw is creating trail races that are about more than just finish times.

From living with a terminal diagnosis to punching a seagull in Venice while eating a sandwich with Liz McColgan, this one has it all. But underneath the laughs is a serious mission: to make trail running safer, more inclusive, and a lifeline for women affected by cancer.

Huw shares how the SHE Ultra came to life, why men aren’t allowed in certain zones, and how his team is training nurses to care for runners at remote checkpoints. We also get a glimpse into his new Portugal event, his plans for a Race Across Wales, and why you won’t find Beautifully Brutal on Facebook.

We talk cancer, community, legacy, logistics, and how a brutally honest approach to life can change everything.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

🏃 The ethos behind Beautifully Brutal Events

🧠 Living with cancer and using it as fuel

🚫 Why no race credits and no Facebook

👟 How the SHE Ultra is designed around safety, care, and real inclusion

🇵🇹 Launching a Portugal SHE Ultra with on-site childcare

💉 Supporting nurses, survivors, and smaller cancer charities

🎉 The medal ceremony… before the race starts

🏡 Running through his ex-wife’s house (on her birthday)

🥪 The Liz McColgan sandwich + seagull attack story

🧯 Space suits, fireworks, and Coast Guard callouts

🍟 The finish line chip shop and vinegar moment

Why You Should Listen:

If you’ve ever thought trail running needed a shake-up, or wondered how to make events truly inclusive, Huw’s vision will stay with you. This episode is raw, funny, emotional, and a reminder that the most powerful races aren’t about splits — they’re about people.

👉 New episodes every Tuesday – Follow & Subscribe on Apple, Spotify & Acast!

⏱️ Episode Chapters:

00:00 - Intro: Meet Huw Williams

05:10 - Building Beautifully Brutal & supporting local

12:50 - How the SHE Ultra started

20:30 - Living with cancer and giving back

29:45 - Running through his ex’s house & making races personal

37:30 - The Liz McColgan story and Venice chaos

43:55 - SHE Ultra Portugal & protecting community vibes

52:40 - Race Across Wales, Classic 75, and new events

59:15 - Nurses, crèches and survivor support

01:08:00 - Legacy, letting go & no social media

🔗 Follow Beautifully Brutal Events:

Website: https://www.beautifullybrutal.co.uk

Instagram: @beautifully_brutal_events

#HuwWilliams #SHEUltra #BeautifullyBrutal #TrailRunning #Ultrarunning #RunningPodcast #CancerSupport #WomensRunning #RaceAcrossWales #PortugalUltra #LizMcColgan #RUNcensored #InclusiveRunning #CommunityRunning

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

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📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

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Rugby Legend Eorl Crabtree & Mel Sykes on Lakeland 100, Fuelling for Ultras & THAT Chant.

He’s 6’6”, 20 stone, and used to batter people for a living. Now he’s thinking about running 50 miles.

This week, Gary and Ben are joined by returning guest Mel Sykes and her lifelong mate, former rugby league star Eorl Crabtree. What starts as friendly banter quickly turns into a raw, funny, and surprisingly emotional deep-dive into life after elite sport, why running messes with your head, and what happens when your body doesn’t match your ambitions.

Eorl opens up about leaving rugby behind, getting heckled by French fans, and how being called a “fat Robbie Savage” became part of his legacy. Mel reflects on her latest Lakeland 100 adventure, including why she ran the whole thing without a watch and how she fuels on flapjack instead of gels.

They also unpack the weird rituals of gym culture, the pressure to perform after fame, and why data might be ruining the fun in both rugby and running. Expect brutal honesty, big laughs, and a lot of Yorkshire sarcasm.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

🏉 Eorl’s rugby career, French crowd abuse & mid-speech chaos

🤣 The real story behind “Fat Robbie Savage”

💪 Life after pro sport – body image, motivation, and gym insecurities

🏃‍♀️ Mel’s return to Lakeland 100 and her “run by feel” strategy

🍰 Why she fuels with real food (and hates gels)

📉 Is data killing sport?

💬 Why runners need to laugh more and stress less

🤝 The difference between team sport and solo ultras

🥵 Eorl’s first 30K run and why ultras are terrifying

👀 Mel’s savage honesty about pain, pacing, and personal growth

Why You Should Listen:

If you’ve ever wondered what happens when a professional rugby player tries to understand ultra running — or how an elite runner fuels with flapjack instead of science — this episode delivers. It’s about identity, friendship, brutal races, and finding joy in the mess of it all.

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RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

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📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

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UTMB 2025 Preview & The Truth About Gary and Harrier Trail Running

Gary’s been injured, he’s been running with mates Rich Lazenby and Rich Gill… and he’s got a story to tell. Spoiler: it involves UTMB, Chamonix, and getting sacked.

This week, the lads are talking all things UTMB 2025 — from race week in Chamonix to altitude training in Tignes — with plenty of gossip about working with brands, new shoe drops, and what really happens behind the sponsorship deals. Ben shares the inside scoop from filming with Jim Walmsley and the Hoka team, plus why his one-take Instagram reel went viral.

They break down UTMB race week day-by-day, talk English Fell Running Championship drama, and even tease a mystery new product they’ve been testing. Will RUNcensored make it to Chamonix to record live? Listen and find out.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

💥 Gary’s injury update and running with Rich Lazenby & Rich Gill

🏔️ Gary’s race in Chamonix & altitude training lessons

🚪 Why Gary’s departure from Harrier Trail Running wasn’t his choice

🎥 Ben’s pre-UTMB trip to Chamonix, St Gervais & Tignes with Hoka

👟 New shoe releases and gear chat

🎬 One-take Instagram reel with Jim Walmsley

📱 Gary’s advice on making great Instagram reels

🤝 Ben’s blueprint for getting sponsored by a running brand

💼 Big discussion: how to work with brands without losing your soul

📅 UTMB race week – how it all works & the Francesco Puppi Strava segment

🕵️ Teasing a secret new product they’re testing

🏪 How Sportsshoes.com are gearing up for UTMB week

🏆 English Fell Running Championships – Ben Rothery vs Finlay Grant, decided by 20 seconds

🔮 Predictions for who will crush UTMB 2025

🎤 Will there be a RUNcensored podcast recorded live in Chamonix?

Why You Should Listen:

If you love trail and ultra running, UTMB week in Chamonix, or want the inside scoop on working with big brands like Hoka, this episode is for you. You’ll hear unfiltered race stories, sponsorship advice, gear talk, and a behind-the-scenes look at the most exciting week in trail running.

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Strava W*nkers, Dream Races & Downhill Carnage | RUNcensored EP36

Gary House and Ben Mounsey are back with another Chat GBT special – this time joined by ultrarunner Mel Sykes – answering listener questions on all things trail, fell and ultra running. Expect laughs, strong opinions, and one of the funniest reveals in podcast history: the truth behind the infamous Strava W*nkers account 👀.

This wide-ranging episode dives into the best midweek summer races in the UK, the chaos of downhill-only races like the Trifan Dash, and why smaller fell races are struggling in the era of big-name ultras. The team debate the most reliable running vests and race packs for everything from short mountain races to epic multi-day events, and argue over which single race they’d choose if it was their last: UTMB, the Winter Spine, or Western States.

There’s also advice for beginners – including an ex-professional rugby player starting from scratch – and hard-earned lessons from multi-day stage races like the Dragon’s Back Race. Along the way, Gary, Ben and Mel trade stories about dot-watching culture, sleeping on toilet floors, and whether running should be about bucket-list ticks or the pure challenge of the mountains.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

😂 The truth about Strava Wankers – revealed at last

🏔️ The best midweek summer fell races (Blencathra, Holmfrith, Trifan Dash)

💨 Downhill-only chaos – including records, injuries & local legends

🎒 Race packs & running vests – Salomon, Innov-8, and the quirkiest kit hacks

🔥 One last race: UTMB vs Western States vs Winter Spine

💪 Advice for new runners & ex-rugby pros transitioning to running

🌙 How to survive multi-day ultras like Dragon’s Back & Spine

🎶 Oasis gigs, Stone Roses, and music vs mountain miles

Why You Should Listen:

If you’re passionate about trail running, fell running, mountain marathons or ultra marathons, this episode has everything – from gear chat and training tips to race stories and pure comedy. With UTMB 2025 in Chamonix just around the corner, the big question is: will RUNcensored be there to cover the action live?

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The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

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📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

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446 Mountains. One Mission. Alex Staniforth on Project 446 & Mental Resilience 

He failed on Everest. Twice. But that didn’t stop him setting out to climb all 446 mountains in England and Wales.

This week, Gary and Ben are joined on the sofa by adventurer, ultra runner, author, and mental health campaigner Alex Staniforth. Alex’s journey has been anything but straightforward. At 16 he was sidelined by injury, at 18 he attempted Everest twice — both times turned back by tragedy and disaster. Those experiences might have ended most people’s ambitions. For Alex, they became the spark for something bigger.

From the National Three Peaks to his latest mission, Project 446, Alex has built a life around testing limits, learning from setbacks, and finding purpose in adversity. Along the way he’s battled anxiety, eating disorders, and lives with epilepsy, but has turned those challenges into fuel for inspiring others.

In this unfiltered conversation Alex opens up about:

– The shift from Everest dreams to UK-based challenges

– How the Three Peaks prepared him for something bigger

– The highs, lows and hallucinations of Project 446

– Fuelling on chickpea curry, Celia’s pizza and yellow-sticker bargains

– Saying “no” when sponsors told him to quit

– Living and running with epilepsy

– The big goals still to come

Alex is also co-founder of Mind Over Mountains, a charity bringing people together to improve mental health through walking and talking in nature. His story is a reminder that the toughest mountains aren’t always physical.

Find out more about Alex and Project 446 here: https://www.alexstaniforth.com/

#Project446 #AlexStaniforth #RUNcensored #TrailRunning #UltraRunning #MountainRunning #EnduranceRunning #ThreePeaksChallenge #MentalHealthAwareness #EpilepsyAwareness #AdventureMindset #RunningPodcast #Resilience #FellRunning #ClimbEveryMountain

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

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📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

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He lined up in Chamonix against the best in the world — but UTMB had other plans.

This week, Gary and Ben are joined by elite runner Andy Berry, fresh from racing the UTMB. Andy takes us inside his race — from broken poles that forced him to borrow Ben’s, to the brutal climbs and aid stations, to the moment he eventually had to step off the course. It’s a raw and honest account of what it really feels like to take on the world’s most hyped ultra and walk away with a DNF.

Alongside Andy’s story, Gary and Ben reflect on a whirlwind week working with Sportsshoes and HOKA, while Chris shares the reality of being thrown straight into a 24-hour filming mission for Sportsshoes.com and SunGod sunglasses with barely an hour’s sleep.

But make no mistake — the spotlight here is on Andy. This is the unfiltered truth of what it’s like to run, suffer, and ultimately DNF at the UTMB.

Sponsored by Garmin and the all-new Fenix 8 watch.

#UTMB #UTMB2025 #Chamonix #AndyBerry #TrailRunning #UltraRunning #UltraMarathon #DNF #RunningPodcast #RUNcensored #GaryHouse #BenMounsey #SportsShoes #HOKA #GarminFenix8

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

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📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

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The Best Bits: Trail Running Fails, Spine Race Stories & Fell Running Heroes | RUNcensored EP40

We’ve hit pause on new recordings this week with both Gary and Ben out of the country – so here’s something special: the very best bits from three of our most talked-about trail running episodes.

First up, Danny Andrews (aka the Fish and a Rice Cake guy) shares his hilarious trail race fail in the Lake District – full kit, full send… and nearly collapsing on the first climb. He also explains why his mum never misses a chance to tell people he’s got six GCSEs.

Next, we revisit Mel Sykes’ unforgettable account of the legendary Spine Race, including what it’s really like to push through 268 miles across the Pennine Way – and why she ended up sleeping on a toilet floor mid-race.

Finally, Tom Addison takes us back to his youth, growing up in the heart of fell running culture, idolising the sport’s big names, and discovering what it means to be part of the UK mountain running scene.

If you’re into trail running, ultramarathons, fell racing or just love hearing raw, unfiltered stories from the sport, this mash-up episode brings the laughs, the grit and the inspiration.

🎧 Featuring highlights from Episodes 22, 23 and 30.

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RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

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📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

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It’s the biggest week in trail running — UTMB in Chamonix. Gary, Ben, Chris and guest Rich Gill share the highs and lows of UTMB 2025: from the wild crowds at Notre-Dame de la Gorge to 24-hour filming missions in the Alps. A behind-the-scenes look at the world’s most iconic ultramarathon.

They call it the biggest week in trail running — and for good reason.

This week, Gary and Ben sit down in Chamonix with Chris and friend of the podcast Rich Gill (Gilly Photography) to relive the madness of UTMB 2025. Recorded in Chris’s apartment during race week, it’s an unfiltered chat about the highs, lows, and everything in between.

From the electric night-time crowds at Notre-Dame de la Gorge, to chasing runners through the Alps for sponsors, we dig into what it really feels like to be in Chamonix during UTMB. There are stories of 24-hour filming missions in a Grenadier truck with the SunGod crew, freezing mountain shoots in the middle of the night, and the rare moments where we found time for a quiet beer before the next race kicked off.

We talk about the scale of UTMB, the atmosphere around the UTMB, CCC, OCC, TDS, MCC and PTL, and the sheer energy that draws thousands of trail and ultrarunners to the foot of Mont Blanc every year. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at the biggest ultramarathon in the world, told with laughs, honesty, and the kind of detail only those on the ground can share.

Whether you’re a trail runner, mountain runner, ultrarunner, or just someone who dreams of toeing the line at UTMB one day, this is the inside story of what Chamonix feels like when the world of endurance running descends on it.

#UTMB #UTMB2025 #UltraRunning #TrailRunning #Ultramarathon #Chamonix #UltraTrail #MountainRunning #EnduranceRunning #LongDistanceRunning #RunningPodcast #UltraRunningPodcast #TrailRunningPodcast #RUNcensored #UTMBChamonix

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

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Gary is in Italy tackling the legendary Tor des Géants ultra marathon, while Ben and Chris are away on holiday – so the full RUNcensored podcast will return on Tuesday 30th September.

Until then, here’s another highlights package packed with laughs and classic moments from the sofa:

• Eorl Crabtree and the hilarious fat Robbie Savage story
• Mel Sykes on the highs, lows and hallucinations of the Lakeland 100
• Huw Williams and his unforgettable seagull punch tale
• Ben Mounsey vs a herd of cows in the fells

Whether you’re into trail running, ultra running or just a good laugh, this episode has it all – raw, unfiltered and straight from the RUNcensored archive.

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

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The RUNcensored crew are back from their break with a brand new episode — and it’s a big one.

Gary, Ben and Chris pick up right where they left off with the usual mix of banter, stories and raw honesty about the world of trail, fell and ultra running.

☕ General chat – The lads ease back in with holiday catch-ups and even a heated debate about coffee machines.

🧭 Ben on orienteering – After Kay from British Orienteering joined the pod earlier this year, listeners have been inspired to try it for themselves. Ben shares his recent experiences at orienteering events and why the sport is such a good crossover for trail runners.

🎬 Events on the horizon – Updates on Quid Games 2 and the Kendal Mountain Festival.

🏔 Gary’s Tor des Géants – Gary takes us through his week in Italy, from supporting friends who were hit by a virus to his own meticulous preparation. He then opens up about how that same virus caught up with him during the 330km race, forcing him to withdraw. The conversation dives into the physical toll, the emotional impact of a DNF, and what comes next.

🌍 World Championships chat – The lads break down the wide range of races on offer this year, from the uphill to the short and long ultras. They ask whether too many options are diluting the fields, talk about prize money, and compare it all to the UTMB.

👟 Athletes and results – Spotlight on Rémi Bonnet, predictions on who might win, Ben reeling off results and finish times, and a frank chat on funding, sponsorship and media coverage.

This one’s got everything: big race talk, personal stories, and the kind of unfiltered banter that makes RUNcensored different.

#ultrarunning #trailrunning #tordesgeants #fellrunning #orienteering #worldchampionships #utmb #mountainrunning #runningpodcast #runcensored

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

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Gary’s viral Tor des Géants video of a runner cutting corners blew up online — and in this episode, he and Ben dive deep into the messy world of cheating in trail running.

From infamous cases like Rob Young’s faked Race Across America to the two brothers caught at South Africa’s Comrades Ultra, this one’s full of jaw-dropping stories and a few personal confessions. Gary also talks about his experience catching a JOGLE runner falsifying Strava data, while Ben reveals his role as the Strava Police.

They also explore the psychology behind cheating — from catfishing and Tinder swindlers to how sponsorships can be affected by fake data.

💬 Got your own story? The lads want to hear your best examples of running “cheats” for a future episode.

🎙️ Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

📺 Watch the full video version on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_pklymQxtluqvkNmf41MYI7fOk8Ki_YT&si=jjt-sW_XAm-5nz4y

#trailrunning #ultrarunning #runcensoredpodcast #garyhouse #benmounsey #runningcommunity #tordesgeants #ultrarunner #strava #cheatinginrunning

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What does it take to compete with the world’s best trail runners?

In this episode, Gary and Ben sit down with Team GB trail runner Hugh Chatfield, who has just returned from the World Mountain and Trail Running Championships in Canfranc, Spain, where he finished 12th in the Men’s Long Trail 80k.

Hugh talks about the balance between working full-time and training like a professional, the sacrifices it takes to reach elite level, and the mental and physical toll of competing on the world stage. He shares insights from his altitude training camp, his nutrition strategy (including an app he built himself), and the challenges of being a self-funded athlete representing Great Britain.

Expect honest chat about sponsors, pressure, and passion for the sport — plus what’s next for Hugh as he plans another season of big European ultras.

#TrailRunning #UltraRunning #HughChatfield #TeamGB #WorldChampionships #MountainRunning #RUNcensored

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

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Ben and Gary are back together for a proper catch-up after a busy few weeks of racing, training and, in Ben’s case, accidentally taking his dogs to a no-dogs event.

Ben dives into his experiences at the British Fell Relay Championships and Trofeo Vanoni in Italy — talking about the atmosphere, navigation challenges, and why he keeps going back year after year. He also shares what’s next for the UK trail scene with new teams and more women joining the sport.

Gary’s been getting ready for Quid Games, mixing up his training with Zwift racing and strength work to stay motivated through winter.

The lads also break down some of the latest headlines in trail and ultra running, including:

• Sarah Webster’s gold medal and world-class performance at the 24-hour World Championships
• Sarah Perry’s record-breaking Backyard Ultra
• Remi Bonnet’s insane new VK world record
• The ongoing Strava vs Garmin legal drama

It’s an episode packed with results, records and plenty of laughs — the unfiltered runner’s podcast you didn’t know you needed.

#trailrunning #ultrarunning #runningpodcast #fellrunning #RUNcensored

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom Evans & Ruth Crofts secret UTMB nutrition strategy

This week on RUNcensored, Gary and Ben sit down with Paul Booth — Lead Nutritionist for Salomon and Sports Nutrition Researcher at the Leeds Beckett University — to explore how elite fuelling strategies can transform the way we all train and race.

Paul has worked directly with Tom Evans and Ruth Croft, the male and female winners of this year’s UTMB in Chamonix, helping them perfect their race-day nutrition through gut training, carbohydrate loading, and precision hydration.

In this conversation, Paul breaks down how he guided Tom to consume 120g of carbs per hour, how Ruth adapted her fuelling to increase performance, and the science behind glucose–fructose ratios, hydration,heat tolerance, and altitude testing.

He also explains what everyday runners can take from the elite level — from how to avoid stomach issues in long events to simple strategies for improving recovery, energy management, and consistency.

It’s a deep dive into the science of endurance nutrition and the fascinating intersection of research and real-world racing.

🎧 New episodes every Tuesday. Watch and listen on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and everywhere else you get your podcasts.

#RUNcensored #UTMB #trailrunning #ultrarunning #TomEvans #RuthCroft #nutrition #runningpodcast #endurance #marathontraining #sportsnutrition #guttraining #Salomon #fuelling

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

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In this episode, Gary and Ben are joined by Holly Wootten, who made history at the 2025 Dragon’s Back Race®, finishing first woman and second overall, setting a new women’s record in the process.

The Dragon’s Back is one of the toughest mountain races in the world — six relentless days running the length of Wales, from Conwy Castle to Cardiff Castle, across wild ridgelines, brutal climbs and unpredictable weather. Holly talks us through the highs, lows and everything in between.

She shares how she approached the race with a plan to compete with the men, how she handled the pressure of leading, and the mental and physical battles that come with stage racing. From camp life and gear setup to racing injured on the final day, this is a story of sheer determination and belief.

Holly’s performance was extraordinary — 50:46:16, over three hours faster than the previous women’s record set by Lisa Watson in 2022. She dominated from the start, finishing just behind men’s winner David Parrish, and ahead of a strong field including Jodie Gauld and Lianne Van Dijk.

Expect honest chat about:

• What it takes to race the Dragon
• The reality of multi-day ultras
• Women competing at the sharp end
• How mindset and navigation can make or break your week
• And why Holly still finished strong after injury on day five

This is a deep dive into one of the most inspiring performances in UK ultra running.

🎙 Hosted by Gary House and Ben Mounsey

🎧 Watch and listen on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_pklymQxtluqvkNmf41MYI7fOk8Ki_YT&si=jjt-sW_XAm-5nz4y

#TrailRunning #Ultrarunning #DragonsBackRace #HollyWootten #RUNcensored #MountainRunning #EnduranceRunning #Podcast

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

She’s back!

In this episode of the RUNcensored Podcast, Ben and Gary catch up with Kay Hawke from British Orienteering — one of our most popular past guests — to find out why orienteering is exploding in popularity and how it can seriously level up your trail and ultra running.

Kay explains how combining navigation with endurance creates the perfect mental and physical challenge for runners, and why “getting lost” might actually be the best training you can do.

We talk about everything from Street-O showdowns and European city races that start in police stations, to the mindset of staying competitive, motivated and just a little bit obsessed with maps.

Here’s what’s inside this episode 👇

🧭 Why orienteering is the secret training tool for trail and ultra runners

📍 How navigation sharpens focus, confidence and decision-making

🏃‍♀️ Red Courses explained — and why they’re perfect for trail runners

💡 How to pick the right event (and avoid getting discouraged)

🏅 Competition vs enjoyment — does winning really matter?

🌍 European orienteering: from Belgium’s beer races to Gdansk city adventures

🎒 Using SI Entries to find local, affordable events every week

🏫 How schools and communities could use orienteering to get more kids outdoors

⚡ The reality of UK funding and why media coverage could change everything

🍺 Ben and Gary’s Street-O stories, geocache fails, and questionable map reading

🔥 A preview of the ‘Quid Games’ Orienteering Event at Kendal Mountain Festival

Whether you’re training for your next mountain ultra or just love the idea of running with a purpose, this one will make you see trail running — and getting lost — in a whole new light.

🎧 Listen now to EP48: “Getting Lost Made Me Faster: How Orienteering Can Transform Your Trail Running”

#trailrunning #ultrarunning #orienteering #britishorienteering #streeto #fellrunning #trailrunner #runningpodcast #navigation #mapreading #kendalmountainfestival #offroadrunning #trailrunninguk #runningmotivation #RUNcensored

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fell runner, orienteer and canicross athlete Jacob “Tonk” Tonkin joins Ben and Gary for an unforgettable conversation about running, resilience, and the power of the bond between a runner and his dog.

Jacob opens up about life on the fells of Keswick, the mental games of fell racing, and taking on epic challenges like the anti-clockwise Bob Graham Round and the Frog Graham — running and swimming across the Lake District.

But his story goes much deeper. Jacob speaks candidly about living with Crohn’s disease, the loss of his beloved dog George, and how the short film “George” (created by James Appleton) captured both their friendship and his fight to keep going.

With honesty, humour and heart, Jacob shares how running, dogs, and the mountains helped him rebuild his life — and why he now runs purely for himself.

🎬 Watch George on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_bVHR1sRyY

In this episode:

• The mindset and psychology of fell racing
• The Bob Graham and Frog Graham challenges
• The making of “George” and its emotional impact
• Living with Crohn’s disease
• Running with dogs and the power of canicross
• Finding purpose after loss and adversity

#TrailRunning #FellRunning #UltraRunning #Canicross #GeorgeFilm #CrohnsAwareness #MentalHealth #RUNcensored #RunningPodcast #LakeDistrict

RUNcensored Podcast 🎙

The unfiltered running podcast with Gary House & Ben Mounsey — honest chats with athletes, coaches and characters from the world of running.

🌍 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcensoredpod

📩 Get in touch: gary@houserunningclub.com

Produced by Chris Davies, Eastwood Media

www.eastwood-media.co.uk

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.