Welcome to another episode of the Run Breiter Podcast, hosted by Sam. Today’s guest is Dr. Kate Mihevc Edwards, a leading expert in running medicine, injury prevention, and performance.

Dr. Kate is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist, the founder of Precision Performance & Physical Therapy, and the creator of the RUNsource app. She works with runners of all levels and is known for her evidence-based approach to helping athletes stay healthy and perform their best.

In this episode, Sam and Dr. Kate dive into:

• Running injuries — what actually causes them and how to address them
• Overtraining — signs, symptoms, and how to avoid it
• Injury prevention — the strength, mobility, and recovery work that truly matters
• Recovery — what works, what doesn’t, and the tools every runner should know
• The importance of having a coach — and how guidance can prevent setbacks
• Common running myths — and the science-backed facts that replace them

If you want to run smarter, stay injury-free, and understand the truth behind the most common training advice, this episode is packed with insight.

Tune in and enjoy, and don't forget to "Run Breiter"/

In this episode of the Run Breiter Podcast, Sam Breiter and Colleen Mock sit down to recap their experience at the 2025 Columbus Marathon. They share everything from the race expo and pre-race logistics to the electric crowd support and the emotions of crossing the finish line.

You’ll hear what went smoothly (and what didn’t), how the Nationwide Children’s Hospital fundraiser tent added meaning to race weekend, and how they’re approaching recovery and future goals after 26.2 miles. Whether you ran Columbus or are planning your next marathon, this episode gives a real, unfiltered look at race day from two passionate runners.

Join Sam and Colleen as they share how they're feeling less than a week out from the Columbus Marathon. They discuss the highs and lows of their training block while navigating major life changes — including surgeries, moving across the country, and welcoming a new pet — all while staying committed to their running goals. They also dive into details about the race itself, including the course, the Nationwide Children’s Hospital charity, and an inspiring story about the event’s charitable impact.

In this episode of the Run Breiter Podcast, we bring on Bishoy Tadors. At just three years old, he was diagnosed with leukemia. Decades later, he’s not only a survivor — he’s a marathoner, Ironman finisher, author, tech leader, and host of the Mile 40 Podcast. In this episode, Bishoy shares his powerful journey from fighting for his life, to struggling to make sports teams as a kid, to becoming the first Egyptian to complete all seven World Major Marathons. We dive into how running transformed his identity, what resilience really means, and how to turn setbacks into your greatest source of strength.

In this episode, Sam reflects on his early passion for collecting and investing and explores his recent interest in track and field memorabilia. He provides an in-depth look at the potential risks, the importance of market timing, and highlights the athletes he believes hold strong investment potential.

In this episode, Sam and Colleen dive into the Biggest Loser documentary on Netflix. They discuss whether the show is truly inspirational or ultimately toxic, while revealing the real truths behind it. They also share practical advice on how to approach a healthy and sustainable weight loss journey.

Next, inspired by Olympian Gabby Thomas and her recent thoughts, they tackle the pressing PED crisis in track and field and explore how the sport can move forward. Enjoy the episode!

Welcome to another episode of the Run Breiter Podcast! As someone who has coached runners for nearly a decade, it’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking you know it all. But whether you’re a beginner or an experienced athlete, admitting you need help is never easy.

With the goal of breaking three hours in the marathon, Sam Breiter has brought on a new coach: Nick Boyer. Nick, originally from Quincy, IL and now based in New York City, is a top 1% runner with impressive personal bests—sub-5 minute mile, sub-16 5K, sub-1:15 half marathon, and a 2:40 marathon.

In this episode, Nick shares his coaching philosophy and answers many of Sam’s questions just a little over a week into their training together.

Enjoy!

It’s been a wild five months, and we’re finally back. From major health scares to a big move—and even getting scammed along the way—Sam and Colleen have a lot to catch you up on. Tune in for an honest, heartfelt (and sometimes hilarious) recap of everything that’s happened while we were away.2