Episode #22: Is There a Toxic Dose of Exercise? With Guest Dr. Nick Tiller

In this episode, host Rick Prince chats with respiratory and exercise physiologist, Dr. Nick Tiller. Rick and Nick discuss if there is a toxic dose of exercise and if so, what it is. Dr. Tiller has established himself as a well-known resource with respect to addressing health and exercise-related myths head on. In that vein, … Read more

Have Patience

Patience and persistence, often through failures and slow progress, are critical factors for success in your coaching business.

Just Start

While it’s easy to dream of starting a coaching business, actually starting one is a different story. In our experience working in the coaching industry, we’ve identified what we think is the main obstacle.

Episode #18: Business Start-Up Success with Guest Ryan Frankel

In this episode of All Things Endurance, host Rick Prince chats with triathlete and serial entrepreneur, Ryan Frankel. A former investor at Goldman Sachs, Ryan has founded multiple companies, and appeared on the hit show, Shark Tank. Rick and Ryan discuss assessing risk, start up financing and mistakes to avoid, among other topics. About Ryan … Read more

Why You Need Intense Training

There are many physiological benefits to training at higher intensities but is that the only benefit? It turns out there’s another benefit that may be as equally important.

3 Key Strategies for a Successful Marathon

Running a successful marathon is not just about training and endurance, you also need to be on top of some very important racing strategies and keys. We cover 3 important strategies that are a must.

The End of a Coaching Relationship

Coaching is a relationship and sometimes the relationship must come to an end. Find out how to navigate the end of a coaching relationship and how to have a healthy perspective.

The Truth About Owning a Small Business

When it comes to starting and building a small business, like coaching, patience is a virtue and realistic expectations are important. Learn why “Good things take time.” And how to grow smartly.