Most athletes are convinced that the path to better performance is more. More miles, more hours, more sessions. Volume has become the proxy for commitment, dedication, and seriousness as an athlete. In this joint episode of the TriDot and RunDot Podcasts, Jeff Booher joins Andrew and Carrie to dismantle the more-is-better myth, walk through the data on quality versus volume, and answer the question that follows: if more isn't the answer, what is? The right sequence is intensity first, then duration, then frequency, with volume as the byproduct. Better before more. Then, and only then, more.

Jillian Tholen is the first to admit she made plenty of nutrition mistakes during her own running career. Now, as a Registered Dietitian, she’s passionate about helping other athletes avoid those same pitfalls. In this episode, Jillian joins Carrie to break down five essential nutrition tips every athlete should know. From building consistent eating habits and creating balanced, nutrient-rich meals to properly timing your fuel around training, they cover the foundations that make a real difference. They also dive into two often-overlooked keys: eating enough and staying flexible with your approach to sports nutrition. If you’re looking for practical advice to support your performance and overall health, this episode delivers.

When your training schedule and travel plans collide, it can feel overwhelming but the good news is, you don’t have to choose between them. You can stay consistent on the road. Coaches Elizabeth James and Stephen Horan join Carrie to share their top strategies for training while traveling. From adapting your plan on the go to making the most of your RunDot schedule, they break down how to prioritize key sessions, stay flexible, and keep your momentum. This episode is packed with advice for every athlete, including smart packing tips and realistic expectations when things don’t go perfectly. Because while perfect execution isn’t always possible, consistency is what truly drives progress. Even if your trip throws everything off track, you’ll walk away with actionable ideas to keep moving forward. So next time you’re headed out of town, queue up this episode and enjoy the change of scenery on your run!

RunDot workouts are built around your personalized training zones (calculated directly from your run test results), but what do Zones 4 through 6 really mean for your performance? This week, Coaches Brady Hoover and Ben Sommerville join us to break down the purpose and power of these higher-intensity “spicy” zones. We dive into how each zone should feel, what’s happening physiologically as you push into threshold and beyond, and why precision matters when the effort ramps up. You’ll also learn practical strategies for pacing, managing fatigue, dialing in effort, and avoiding the common mistakes athletes make when training and racing at higher intensities. If you’ve ever questioned whether you’re truly hitting Zone 4, 5, or 6, or if you’ve struggled to control the burn, this episode will give you the clarity, confidence, and execution tools to maximize every hard session and get more from every mile.

Balancing parenthood and run training is no easy feat. In this episode, we’re joined by new mother runners Amanda and Kate, along with their coach, Brady Hoover, to explore the realities of running through early parenthood. Amanda and Kate share their journeys from family planning and pregnancy to childbirth and returning to training, while Brady offers expert insight into how he adapts their training through each stage of life. With the support of RunDot, Amanda and Kate are building strength, finding balance, and gearing up to crush their 2026 goals.

Pace, power, and heart rate are three popular metrics that shape how we train. But do you know when to pace your run with each one? Coach Elizabeth James joins Carrie to unpack how to monitor your effort effectively and get the most from your workouts. Together, they’ll explore the pros and cons of each metric, explain how RunDot utilizes each, and share tips for choosing the right wearable to track your performance. The duo will also discuss the value of running by good ole fashioned RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion). Tune in to learn how training with the right metric can help manage fatigue, improve recovery, and make steady, consistent progress toward your goals.

Ever wondered how long your longest run should be before race day? Should you go the full distance or is that overkill? In this episode, guest host Andrew Harley teams up with Coach Brady Hoover to break down everything you need to know about long runs. They’ll cover what happens in your body during those longer sessions, how to get the most out of them, and the best ways to recover so you’re ready for more. Tune in for expert advice, real-world examples, and practical coaching tips that’ll help you make every mile count.

In this special TriDot and RunDot crossover episode, Andrew and Carrie are joined by Predictive Fitness CEO Jeff Booher. The three of them explore how TriDot and RunDot are revolutionizing training for triathletes and runners. Jeff shares his journey as both an athlete and coach; explaining how his own athletic ambitions inspired the tech breakthroughs that power TriDot & RunDot. Jeff explains the role AI plays in endurance training and breaks down the four phases of training design. We'll meet the purpose-built FitLogic Intelligence Engine that sets TriDot and RunDot apart from other "AI" training platforms; And learn more about the role of a human coach in the modern sporting landscape. Packed with insights and personal stories, this episode will leave you inspired and convinced that FitLogic, TriDot, and RunDot are game-changers in endurance training.