Inspired Soles
Inspired Soles is a podcast that fuels your passion for running and helps you achieve peak performance with every stride. Host Carolyn Coffin talks with industry experts, coaches, Olympians and everyday runners to educate and inspire you to take your running to the next level.
Podcasting since 2020 • 277 episodes
Inspired Soles
Latest Episodes
276. Brant Stachel | Fast and Free Author on Mindset Training for Endurance Athletes
I’m joined by high-performance running coach, mental performance coach, endurance athlete, and author Brant Stachel.Brant’s new book, Fast and Free: Mindset Training for Endurance Athletes, explores what it really means to train...
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Episode 276
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275. Natasha Wodak | Rethinking Start Line Safety in a Growing Sport
I’m joined once again by Canadian marathon record holder Natasha Wodak for a timely and important conversation. We begin by recapping Natasha’s 2025 season and wrap up by looking ahead to what’s lighting her up in 2026, but the heart of this ep...
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Episode 275
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274. Connor Winter | From 16th to 10th: A 2:11 Breakthrough at The Marathon Project
Connor Winter is a professional marathoner with Tinman Elite who delivered a breakthrough performance at The Marathon Project, running 2:11:43 for 10th place after starting the race in 16th at halfway. In this episode, Connor walks us through t...
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Episode 274
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273. Best of 2025
Before we get too far into 2026, I’m taking a moment to reflect on some of the most powerful conversations from Inspired Soles in 2025.This “Best Of” episode features seven standout clips from elite athletes, coaches, and everyd...
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Episode 273
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272. Dr. Sarah Rigby, C. Psych. | Breaking Bad Habits and Building Better Ones (Without Beating Yourself Up)
Why is habit change so hard? Registered Clinical Psychologist Dr. Sarah Rigby and I explore motivation, self-compassion, and real-world strategies to break bad habits and build better ones—without shame or perfectionism.Resources we d...
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Episode 272
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Fan Mail
Sorry hit the button... Anyway at that point I decided to get off of Strava because like you indicated it can be a problem and I don't want that stress. I do understand its appeal though and fill your boots if it is something that works for the individual. Great podcast.
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