Welcome back to the Easy Double Podcast for Episode 61!

It's marathon season as the lads discuss all things Boston Marathon and preview the London Marathon.On the streets of Spain, a European record goes down as some notable names also race well.

Ryan recaps his first race in 51 weeks as he conquers the Bridges of Perth.

As always, we chat running news, YouTube diaries and also Double Trouble — have runners gone soft?

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Welcome back to the Easy Double Podcast for Episode 60!

It was a massive week in Australia as they hosted their National Track and Field Champs, with all top Australian talent flocking to Sydney to compete. Cam Myers shows his worth, while there is massive commotion in the women's 1500m.

On the other side of the world, the Irish National Road 10K happened with some fast times, while the Sonia O'Sullivan 10 Mile in her hometown attracted a quality field.

📰 In Running News, we discuss the new World Marathon Championship, get ready for the Boston Marathon, and go through our top picks.

📺 Our YouTube Diaries this week give Josh Kerr a shout out, and Izzy Batt-Doyle as she previews one of her long runs pre-Boston.

We Double Trouble whether all-comers records should be a thing, which divides opinions.

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In this episode of The Easy Double Podcast, we’re joined by Cole Gibbens for a deep dive into his journey through running, life, and content creation.

We go back to where it all started, from his early years and influences to how his time at university shaped him into the athlete he is today.

Cole opens up about his YouTube journey, the highs and lows of sharing everything online, and how running has impacted his mental health.

We also get into his recent injury, how he’s dealing with it mentally, and what the road to recovery looks like. Plus, a look at how he balances training, work, and content — and how things have evolved along the way.

A major highlight of the episode is his debut marathon at the London Marathon, where he ran an incredible 2:16:52. Cole takes us inside race day, the key moments, and what was going through his head in the final miles.

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