Two Men On The Run - Training partners Matt Crehan and Jon-Jo Doherty discuss all things running, from training and diet to historic races and legends of the sport. The show will feature a special gust interview every 6 weeks, while the rest of the episodes will feature discussion from the duo on the latest running and athletic news, running related issues close to their hearts and quite a lot of the time absolute nonsense. Matt is owner of Made to Run an independent specialist running store…
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In Episode 73 of Two Men on the Run Podcast , Matt and Jon-Jo reflect on one of the standout nights in the racing calendar - the iconic Armagh International 5K. Jon-Jo shares his experience racing at Armagh this year, describing the atmosphere, the noise, and the sheer spectacle of an event that consistently produces fast times and unforgettable performances. The Two Men on the Run explore what…
In this episode, the Two Men On The Run sit down with Patsy McGonagle, one of Ireland’s most respected figures in athletics. Patsy’s career spans decades of dedication to the sport, from founding Finn Valley Athletics Club in 1971 to leading Irish track & field teams on the world’s biggest stage. For 25 years he served as Team Manager of Irish Athletics , guiding athletes through four Olympic…
In this episode, we celebrate a fantastic year of running for one of the Two Men on the Run, Jon-Jo. As Jon-Jo reflects on his progress, the question is raised: is Matt done and out, or is there more still to come? We’ll see what 2026 brings. We dive into Jon-Jo’s recent race at the classic Brampton to Carlisle, and once again explore what’s changed between past and present when it comes to…
This week on Two Men on the Run , Jon-Jo reflects on his recent outing at the Mid-Cheshire 5K, how his training has shifted under the guidance of new coach John Downes, and the build-up to his half-marathon next weekend. The lads also dive into the world of road racing – from poor prize offerings like bottles of wine to the reality of prize money, and whether some events are profiting at the…
This week the Two Men on the Run are joined by previous guest John Downes as they interview a St. Helens running legend Steve Anders, who, after international success, hung up his running spikes at the peak of his career. But after suffering a life-threatening heart attack, he has made his return now as a master's athlete. We talk about his journey from elite athlete to master runner, the mental…
The Two Men on the Run are back again and they've finally got to the digital era. With Jon-Jo now living in Ireland, he's been talked into opening a Zoom account and getting some podcasts recorded. So the Two Men on the Run should be joining you, hopefully more often going forward, but they've been promising that for two years so who knows. Joining the Two Men on the Run this week is special guest…
The wait is over! After a few months' hiatus, Jon-Jo and Matt are back with Episode 66 of Two Men on the Run . A lot has changed since the last episode: Jon-Jo has relocated to Ireland, where he's been tearing up the racing scene, representing his home country and trying to defend his Merseyside XC Title. Meanwhile, Matt has been busy on and off the track, celebrating the arrival of his second son…
The Two Men on the Run are joined by Tom 'Crofty' Croft, Liverpool Harrier, sprinter and coach. Tom talks to the men about his sprinting training and goals for the coming year, his coaching and personal training business and the Olympics.
Matt Cochrane of Newburgh Nomads joins the Two Men on the Run to celebrate 40 years of the Newburgh Nomads, talk about fell running and if it should be in the Olympics, and his recovery from his recent TIA and quick return to training and racing.
Two Men on the Run are joined by Mark Rogerson, a local athlete who has been across the world breaking records and becoming the first-ever European visually impaired athlete to complete all Six Abbott World Marathon Majors. The Men hear how Mark lost his sight and got started on his running journey, supported by family, friends and the RNIB . How he met his guide for most of his Marathon Majors,…
