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Podcast 26: Interview with Greg McMillan, running coach and exercise physiologist

Posted March 12th, 2007 at 1:40 PM by Adam Jacobs

Section: Special Features, Interviews, Podcasts

greg_mcmillan.jpgToday’s podcast features my interview with coach Greg McMillan.

Greg has trained a wide range of athletes and continues to offer a plethora of coaching services through his company, McMillan Running. He holds a masters degree in exercise physiology, has coached and managed the Discovery USA team, and had the privilege of being mentored by coaching legends like Arthur Lydiard, Jack Daniels, Tim Noakes and Gabriele Rosa.

Download the podcast to hear Greg discuss the impact of the before-mentioned coaching icons, his new post-collegiate running group, dependence on GPS units, workouts for marathon time prediction, the 2008 Olympics and much more!

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Host: Adam Jacobs
Guest: Greg McMillan
Producer: Greg Cherniet
Music: Ryan Ahlwardt & Darnell Perkins
File size: 17.6MB
Length: 00:25:40

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2 Responses to “Podcast 26: Interview with Greg McMillan, running coach and exercise physiologist”
  1. […] Original post by The Final Sprint (TFS) | The Internet’s Premier Running, Fitness, and Nutrition Publication and software by Elliott Back Share and Enjoy: These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. […]

  2. […] Andrew Lemoncello, a talented steeplechaser who starred at Florida State University and won the ACC indoor titles at 3000m and 5000m last year, is excited to compete in Holyrood Park. Rooming with Irishman Martin Fagan in high altitude Flagstaff where he is coached by American Greg McMillan, Lemoncello has come through a snowy winter with some solid training under his belt. “Things have gone well in the winter,” he told the press here today, emphasizing that he hadn’t done much running on the grass. “In Flagstaff we’ve been under snow for the last three months. I’ve been trying to get used to it again.” […]

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