Neil Gourley, the British 1500 meters champion from Under Armor Dark Sky, joins the show to discuss his recent performances and strategies for the British Trials (this was recorded after Europeans and before the British champs). Then at 46:45 Danny Mackey, coach of the Brooks Beasts and Josh Kerr, shares insights on training, competition psychology, and recruitment strategies.

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00:00 Intro
01:19 Music
01:42 Neirl Gourley start
02:48 Why do Europeans?
13:03 The British Champs
20:36 Michael Johnson Grand Slam Track League Thoughts
26:18 Ben Thomas training
35:42 Flagstaff Under Amour Dark Sky Training
38:26 Relationship with other 1500m runners
42:08 Cross training 45:41 Favorite drink
46:45 Danny Mackey
01:36:43 Is Josh Kerr # in the world?
01:36:43 Book recommendations
01:36:43 Brandon Miller/ Isaiah Harris
01:36:43 Bobby Kersee's 800m training/ Athing Mu
01:36:43 Will the Beasts expand?
01:36:43 What attracted Danny to Josh?
01:36:43 Peaking
01:36:43 The US Olympic Trials
01:36:43 DMR World Record
01:36:43 Have things changed as a coach now he has a world champion?
01:36:43 Could the world record go down in Paris?
01:36:43 The banter
01:36:43 Has anything gone wrong with Josh's season?

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