Coached By Yourself, Code, Or Online Running Coach

2026 Rome Marathon: Race recap

This episode is a full recap of my Rome Marathon experience—start to finish. I break down how it went, what I felt, what worked, what didn’t… and yeah, the unexpected poop break that came with it. I also talk about what it meant to experience a marathon with my son. Real race, no filter, and the lessons I’m taking moving forward.

Better Together : Road + Belt The Complete Runner Blueprint

Road or treadmill — why choose? In this episode, Line 6 breaks down how both complement each other, the key physiological differences, and how using both helps you become a stronger, more complete runner

Peacock Energy, The Most Overrated Flex In Running

Easy runs were never meant to be a performance — yet here you are, scrolling Strava, pretending recovery days are races. This episode shreds Peacock Energy — the fake confidence, ego pacing, and low-budget Zone 2 runs that make you look fast but leave you weak. Your splits don’t mean squat to your mitochondria, your heart rate, or your actual fitness. Stop feeding your ego and sabotaging your body. Run for fitness, not for followers.

Coached By Yourself, Code, Or Online Running Coach

Everyone says you need an online coach to get better. But do you? In this episode of Not Another Running Podcast, Line6 digs into the three ways runners are actually getting coached today: self-coached, AI-coached, and online human coaching—and questions whether paying for guidance always means better results. We start with a powerful story from runner Meghan Khan, then break down what each coaching lane really offers, where it falls short, and who it actually works for. No sales pitch. No one-size-fits-all answers. Just an honest look at what gets runners through the miles. Because improvement isn’t about who’s coaching you—it’s about whether the approach actually works for you

Why Commitment Beats motivation

In today’s episode, we move from stories into substance. After sharing a series of real-life running stories, we uncover the common thread that ties them all together: commitment. We talk about what commitment really looks like when motivation fades, how to set goals that actually matter, and why failure isn’t a sign to quit—but often a necessary part of the process. From missed milestones to setbacks that test your confidence, this episode explores how recommitting after failure is what ultimately creates growth. You’ll hear why goals aren’t just about the finish line, how consistency beats intensity, and how learning to show up imperfectly can change everything. If you’ve ever set a goal and fallen short, struggled to stay consistent, or felt discouraged by setbacks, this episode is for you. Because commitment isn’t about never failing—it’s about deciding to keep going.