Top 3 Running YouTube Channels

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Pam Sarsons wrote:

-1 for TRP.

Admittedly had never heard of them before this thread but gave them a look.

Shallow commentary with zero insight - "he ran this lap in 53 seconds. that is fast".

+1 for Nick Symmonds Too. Cracking the door on the very opaque world of pro track.

Yeah I feel like TRP has kinda been lacking in quality lately. He’s definitely digging too deep to find content so he can make a video every day. His commentary has gone downhill a little bit as well.

Best channels IMO are Morgan McDonald’s and Ben Crawford’s. The Athlete Special is pretty good as well, but not as entertaining as the other 2. Nick Symmonds Too is pretty good for running related advice.

Nah you can’t add Zach Levet anymore. No longer a real running YouTube since he mostly does lifestyle stuff. Love his videos but he’s just lifestyle and even when he does do running content, 90% of the video is strictly him vlogging

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Some other ones I like.

1. NN Running Team (Some good clips of Kipchoge, Cheptegei, etc)

2. Jeff Pelletier (Trail ultra guy, not super fast -- low key, high production values)

3. Dan Whitehead (low key trail key; very good production values; a bit granola++ )

4. Salomon TV (Davide's Way series is quite good; Europe trail focused)

the great wrote:

1. Ben Barrows

That’s it

This is right.

plus 1 ben parks.

I don't like athletes special. I met him a few times in college and always thought he was obnoxious and annoying.

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Where can you access all of the Ingebrigtsen videos? YouTube only shows about 1/3 of them.

I like the channel The Athlete Special and The Run Experience. The rest of the channels are mediocre, and I know many people from this list who tried to buy youtube views ( https://top4smm.com/buy-youtube-views ). ( I know this from reliable sources because I am a YouTuber myself, although not popular ) I have been posting videos on YouTube about my life, training, running, but I almost have no views for about a year now. So I'm thinking whether it's worth trying to buy YouTube views like other channels and see if it improves my activity or not. After all, you need to get out of the bottom to be noticed.

So everyone has heard of Ben Parkes right? But have you guys heard of Ben Felton?

He only started competitive running like a year or two ago, but his videos are very enjoyable. Uploads a lot of race videos. It's fun to watch him progress and he doesn't put on a fake act for the camera.

His youtube name is 'Ben is running'. If you like Ben Parkes then you'll probably like this guy too (I'm aware that opinions here are quite split on Parkes).

Agreed, I came to this thread to say the same. He comes across as more genuine than Ben Parkes, and is at similar skill level but unlike Parkes, appears to be constantly progressing.

I used to watch YouTubers a lot when I was little. I thought it was terrific and wanted to upload my videos, but I wasn't confident enough. I knew that no one would watch them, and if my friends found them, they would make fun of me. However, my mom supported me in every decision and surprised me by buying youtube views from https://famoid.com/buy-real-youtube-views/. I thought it was a joke, but it actually worked, and I could finally tell my friends that I had a YouTube channel. Surprisingly, they were proud of me and helped me raise my views.

Another very useful channel about running - this time sprinting. Valery Zhumadilov is 57 years old; he started running at 50 and has achieved significant success in his age category in a few years. At the 2018 European Championships in Madrid, he was second in the 200 meters, and at the 2018 World Championships in Malaga, he reached the finals simultaneously. Almost 80 thousand people have subscribed to Valery's blog in three years. In his videos, the athlete gives simple tips on how to start exercising if you ran in gym class the last time you ran in school, where to get motivation, how to prioritize, and develop endurance and strength. Valery pays a lot of attention to weight loss. His approach is based on awareness and freedom of choice. I noticed that he has a lot of information, like on https://nolimitstiming.com/how-to-get-into-running-when-you-hate-it/. I have always read this article, inspired to run.

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I came across one called Too of the Line running. The detail is crazy good. I got a lot of training info from it and I use it regularly now.

Dude don't even give Bare honorable mention. Anything he accomplishes doesn't count. Everyone who's anyone knows that you don't maintain that amount of muscle while running ultra marathons and marathons. Bare has a fake 700 lb deadlift that doesn't count.

The only naturals who deadlift 700 are Bugenhagen. You might as well have put Bugenhagen for honorable mention even though he doesn't even run. Because at least Bugenhagen is doing it naturally. Bare is just some geek or something.