The Bad Boy Running Podcast

Here's what goes down in this episode: David liberally dishes out his plentyoffish.com nickname for any interested ladies David ponders the similarities between Jody and Graham Norton David makes the outlandish claims he’s strained his ankle in his sleep Jody’s pressured into filming a viral video to promote the podcast What makes a great race, not a good race, a GREAT race The guys extol the virtues of London Marathon and why you should make it your first marathon David ruins his chances of ever being a London pacer again with a damaging admission Why David’s favourite race is one you’ve probably never heard of Why you need to beware of Dutch men in coaches David explains why you should never do a great race two years in a row Why you shouldn’t dress as a member of the Ku Klux Klan on a race David reveals the best race you can’t enter with an eye-watering £8,000 entry free and Jody gets really confused at his explanation of what happens during the race… (and you will too) David unashamedly plugs one of his

Jody and David turn their attention to running clubs and the pros and cons of joining one. But in case you thought it was getting too serious, there’s also chat about Pokemon, Stormtroopers and booty sculpting… Here’s what went down in this episode:  How a children’s TV star of yesteryear is officially faster than Jody over marathon distance David takes his inspiration from a famous band for his rendition of the theme tune… not that you’ll ever be able to tell who David wonders why his ankle isn’t getting better after running on its for 15 miles and then drops a bombshell about his dating situation (it’s not good news… although that doesn’t stop Jody having a good laugh about it). David gives out his dating profile... women everywhere shrug their shoulders Jody makes some pathetic excuses and jumps into an exciting new exercise routine that may or may not be for guys David makes a terrible suggestion for a fitness video for listeners Jody reveals his cunning strategy to run 100 miles… by not running long dis

We attempt (and fail) to be semi-serious in this episode of Bad Boy Running as we discuss our running goals... ... while poking fun at David's dating situation. Here's how this episode rolls: David announces major investment due to serious disappointment with last episode’s theme tune Jody ruins the internet with some shocking white boy rapping and chooses the rapper who’ll play him in a film (if he’s still alive…) Jody reveals another gender-confused race kerfuffle and David shares his worst/best ever race position David’s explains the ending to last episode’s late dating cliffhanger and shares his top lesson learnt from spectating at Pride. David regales Jody with his running stag do story which involves a rude awakening for a visiting Italian obstacle race champion David admits feeling a bit lost when it comes to his running goals then suddenly reveals he’s part of a TV show on the BBC which he can’t talk about… before spends 5 minutes talking about it. David lays down a massive goal for running the Marat

Continuing from Episode 2, this episode kicks off following Jody's revelation about how running Brighton Marathon with only 90 minutes notice was hands-down his worst marathon experience. Now it's David's turn to reveal his worst race experience. The action continues… David confesses to being about to tell a really bad joke… but then in revealing it, still manages to cause offence without gaining any benefit David explains his worst race… without being able to name neither the race nor the start and end points of the race. Why, as a race organiser, it’s not a great idea to get a bunch of squaddies on your bad side (things go from bad to worse) David accidentally reveals the starting location… and pleads to have it bleeped out of the episode (we didn’t, of course) David explains the moment when the relay team hit breaking point, how the organiser failed to pick up on the mutiny in his midst (despite everything that went wrong) and how he’s avoided saying “yes” ever again Jody accuses David of neglecting his r

Hurrah, it's here! The Bad Boy Running Podcast kicks off with this two parter. In this episode you'll discover: David and Jody say hello… and David is instantly given a lesson in social media technology. David’s GCSE Music grade C skills come to the fore when he unveils Bad Boy Running’s inaugural theme tune, while Jody’s anticipation of the theme tune almost gets to him David unveils the Bad Boy Running Podcast theme tune… to much fanfare (and bemusement) Why Bad Boy Running is just like Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure and why Jody and David have a special message for those people listening in from the future The purpose and title of the podcast is questioned when after three and a half minutes,  “running” is only mentioned for the second time David explains the idea behind Bad Boy Running… and then starts making wild, unsubstantiated claims about our running knowledge and expertise Why you may want to tune out right now if your primary aim was to learn something about running… Jody (badly) introduces

Now, this is a super-short introductory episode to the Bad Boy Running Podcast. David and Jody spend less than 5 minutes explaining why the Bad Boy Running Podcast is different from all your usual running and marathon podcasts and how you’ll benefit from subscribing and listening. They also preview the kind of high brow, pseudo-intellectual musings you can look forward to hearing in the future… ahem. If you can’t even be bothered to listen to that, here it is in a nutshell: Bad Boy Running is a nowhere-near professional but funny podcast during which we (occasionally) talk about running. If you take running a bit too seriously, you may want to steer clear. Go on, give it a quick listen. If you enjoyed this episode please SUBSCRIBE to get every episode delivered to you before everyone else. Join the conversation! If you want to request a guest or chat about this episode with like-minded drunk runners then head over to the Bad Boy Running Podcast Facebook group, here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/16092326026