UNTAPPED with Spencer Matthews

What does your HRV score actually mean—and can three glasses of wine really ruin your entire week? Spencer and Oli unpack Steven Bartlett’s viral comments, debate whether wearable data is making us healthier or more fragile, and explain what HRV really reveals about stress, recovery, sleep and performance - and how you should use it.

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The biggest mistake new runners make is going out too hard, too soon. Ultra-runner Jonny Davies explains why your first six months should be about building consistency rather than chasing speed, and how pushing through those difficult early weeks can set you up for long-term progress.
Jonny also shares the gear choices that helped him tackle a brutal 192K ultra, from why he swears by a wider toe box to the simple changes that can help you avoid blisters, lost toenails and unnecessary discomfort on long runs. He breaks down the running mechanics that matter most for staying injury-free.
Learn why overstriding puts extra stress on your joints, how to improve the way you land, and the small adjustments that can help you run further, recover better and keep improving for years to come.

Jonny Davies recently completed in the "Race the Sun" challenge in partnership with Red Bull

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Why do some runners look like they’re floating, while others seem to fight every step? In this episode of Extra Mile, Spencer and Oli explain running economy and how you can move faster while using less energy. From VO2 max and biomechanics to speed work, strength training, form and mileage, they explore the simple changes that can help runners become smoother, more efficient and ultimately faster.

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Spencer goes through his running shoe bag, and his favourite options for a daily trainer, race day shoes, and trail runs.

We discuss the best Nike running shoes, the best options from Adidas, and weigh in on the Nike Alphafly vs. Adios Pro 4 debate...

Whether you're looking to run your first 5k or your next marathon this running shoe review should give you some guidance into what you buy next

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Professional golfer Charley Hull breaks the stereotype that golf is an old man’s sport, revealing how modern players are training like elite athletes.

Charley shares her obsession with running and threshold training, including 4:30am runs on tournament days. She explains how building a runner’s engine has improved her swing speed, recovery, and mental clarity on the course.

She also opens up about the extremes of tour life, from developing a heavy smoking habit during a stressful period to simultaneously chasing a sub-20-minute 5K. She reflects on quitting cold turkey through a high-stakes £10,000 bet filmed on the course, offering a rare look at the contradictions of elite performance.

Charley Hull will compete for her first major title at the 50th AIG Women's Open at Royal Lytham & St Annes from 29 July to 2 August, looking to go one better after finishing as runner-up in 2023 and 2025.
Tickets are available at www.aigwomensopen.com

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