Jason Hartmann's guest appearances

Jason Hartmann

Cashflow Ninja

Marathon Talk

Final Surge Podcast

Cloud259

NYRR On The Run Radio

Mario Fraioli

Kate Grace

Zach Bitter

Bart Yasso

Amby Burfoot

Toni Reavis

Kim Conley

Reid Coolsaet

Aly Dixon

Camille Herron

Luke Puskedra

Steve Magness

Brad Hudson

Tom Schwartz

Greg McMillan

OwlTail

Welcome to episode 34 of the Final Surge Podcast with our guest Jason Hartmann. Jason was a very successful professional runner who in the last few years Jason hung up his racing flats and traded them in for a coaching whistle. Jason is quickly building a very successful program at Saginaw Valley State and we talk to him about that process.  How did you get your start in running? At what point would you advise a kid to start running full-time in high school based on your running history? You ran at Oregon, what lead to the decision to go there? When you were running at Oregon at what point did you think it may be something you wanted to pursue after college? You had a very successful running area including a couple 4th place finishes at Boston and a top American at Chicago, what was the most memorable race for you? You retired from running in 2014 and decided to get into coaching, what made you want to get involved in coaching? You mentioned you coached Elise Cranny, was that your first time coaching? With many high school kids, we see them peak or burn out after high school. What is it with Elise that has lead to her success in college too? You are now coaching at Saginaw Valley State. How did that come about? What was the program like when you took over vs. now? What type of athletes are you looking for to be part of the program? What is something your program does that you think all successful college programs do What is something that you think you guys do that may be unique or different? When coaching everyone has to find their own formula, their own voice, but we get influences from other coaches. Who has been a big influence in your coaching career and philosophy? If you could change something about our high school programs, what would it be? Is that your biggest challenge making it fun and getting the kids to be consistent? You are making the transition from xc to track how do the workouts change from cross to a 1500 on the track? So is the biggest change race paced workouts? How are you using Final Surge in your coaching? Are you laying out the week before hand for them? Or how are you putting the workouts in? Are they required to log in and give you notes on how they feel or what do you expect from them? Are you still doing some running on your own? What does the future hold, where do you see yourself in 10 years from now? Rapid Fire... 5 questions in under 1 minute Favorite running book? - Jack Daniels Current trainers you are wearing? - Vomero’s Favorite race? - Minnesota Twin Cities Marathon Favorite recovery meal or recovery drink? - Pizza and Coke Your favorite workout - Hill Runs Connect with Jason on TwitterConnect with Final Surge on Twitter

Welcome to episode 34 of the Final Surge Podcast with our guest Jason Hartmann. Jason was a very successful professional runner who in the last few years Jason hung up his racing flats and traded them in for a coaching whistle. Jason is quickly building a very successful program at Saginaw Valley State and we talk to him about that process.  How did you get your start in running? At what point would you advise a kid to start running full-time in high school based on your running history? You ran at Oregon, what lead to the decision to go there? When you were running at Oregon at what point did you think it may be something you wanted to pursue after college? You had a very successful running area including a couple 4th place finishes at Boston and a top American at Chicago, what was the most memorable race for you? You retired from running in 2014 and decided to get into coaching, what made you want to get involved in coaching? You mentioned you coached Elise Cranny, was that your first time coaching? With many high school kids, we see them peak or burn out after high school. What is it with Elise that has lead to her success in college too? You are now coaching at Saginaw Valley State. How did that come about? What was the program like when you took over vs. now? What type of athletes are you looking for to be part of the program? What is something your program does that you think all successful college programs do What is something that you think you guys do that may be unique or different? When coaching everyone has to find their own formula, their own voice, but we get influences from other coaches. Who has been a big influence in your coaching career and philosophy? If you could change something about our high school programs, what would it be? Is that your biggest challenge making it fun and getting the kids to be consistent? You are making the transition from xc to track how do the workouts change from cross to a 1500 on the track? So is the biggest change race paced workouts? How are you using Final Surge in your coaching? Are you laying out the week before hand for them? Or how are you putting the workouts in? Are they required to log in and give you notes on how they feel or what do you expect from them? Are you still doing some running on your own? What does the future hold, where do you see yourself in 10 years from now? Rapid Fire... 5 questions in under 1 minute Favorite running book? - Jack Daniels Current trainers you are wearing? - Vomero’s Favorite race? - Minnesota Twin Cities Marathon Favorite recovery meal or recovery drink? - Pizza and Coke Your favorite workout - Hill Runs Connect with <a href="https://twitter.com/JasonRHartmann" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jason on Twitter</a>Connect with <a href="https://twitter.com/FinalSurge" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Final</a> Surge on Twitter

Episode 34: Jason Hartmann

Jason Hartmann, with consecutive fourth place finishes at Boston, is the top American in the World Marathon Majors 2012-13 leaderboard. In episode 14 we interview the modest gent about his career, this fall’s NYC Marathon, his coaching of high school phenom Elise Cranny, and Competitor Group’s decision to eliminate its elite athlete program. We also find out what shoes Hartmann (who is without a shoe sponsor) prefers to train and race in. Elsewhere in the episode, we offer praise and criticism, respectively, for David Epstein’s “The Sports Gene” and Malcolm Gladwell’s New Yorker article on genes and drugs. We climb on the soapbox to add our two cents to the Competitor Group discussion. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/hartmann.mp3 Download

Jason Hartmann, with consecutive fourth place finishes at Boston, is the top American in the World Marathon Majors 2012-13 leaderboard. In episode 14 we interview the modest gent about his career, this fall’s NYC Marathon, his coaching of high school phenom Elise Cranny, and Competitor Group’s decision to eliminate its elite athlete program. We also find out what shoes Hartmann (who is without a shoe sponsor) prefers to train and race in. Elsewhere in the episode, we offer praise and criticism, respectively, for David Epstein’s “The Sports Gene” and Malcolm Gladwell’s New Yorker article on genes and drugs. We climb on the soapbox to add our two cents to the Competitor Group discussion. <a href="https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/hartmann.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/hartmann.mp3</a> <a href="http://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/hartmann.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download</a>

Episode 14: Jason Hartmann, the NYC Marathon, & Competitor Group

As he puts the finishing touches on his training for the Boston Marathon, Jason Hartmann calls up to talk about his impressive run at the NYC Half on March 17, last year's surprise 4th-place finish in Boston, and dishes some dirt on childhood friend Dathan Ritzenhein.

Episode 17 - Jason Hartmann

We speak to Jason Hartmann who placed 4th at the 2012 Boston Marathon. We bring news from Edinburgh Marathon and catch up with 3rd place lady Hayley Haining. Haile runs his final track 10000m. Mo and Mara take top spots in the Bupa London 10000. Bolder Boulder has 50,000 people run around the street and there is an almighty Kenyan smackdown set for this weekend in Oregon. Tony brings us his weekly trial, you have a rant, the podium is full and in training talk we talk heart rates with Dr Garry Palmer and Tom likes dogs.

We speak to Jason Hartmann who placed 4th at the 2012 Boston Marathon. We bring news from Edinburgh Marathon and catch up with 3rd place lady Hayley Haining. Haile runs his final track 10000m. Mo and Mara take top spots in the Bupa London 10000. Bolder Boulder has 50,000 people run around the street and there is an almighty Kenyan smackdown set for this weekend in Oregon. Tony brings us his weekly trial, you have a rant, the podium is full and in training talk we talk heart rates with Dr Garry Palmer and Tom likes dogs.