A smart running shoe turns cadence, impact, and progressive overload into everyday training feedback.
The episode follows Kyla Chanel in conversation with Avelo founder and CEO Rowe Metzer about a running shoe built around sensors and feedback.

Kyla Channell, MSc Nutrition & Human Performance
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Nutritional Revolution (NR) was created when owner Kyla Channell saw that there was a true disconnect between daily nutrition and nutrition for athletes. Specifically on when and how to use specific fueling methods to achieve optimal performance as well as health in their sport. NR believes that any one person no matter their age, weight, or current struggle can make healthy changes to improve their well being and get closer to their goals through education, motivation, support, encouragement, and the right guidance. In this podcast, we go beyond food & nutrition; we also explore the best practices for better living.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Kyla Chanel turns endurance fueling, female physiology, and athlete health into careful conversations about decisions made under real physical pressure.
Nutritional Revolution Podcast follows the decisions that make or break training: how much carbohydrate the body can tolerate, how hydration changes across an endurance event, and what happens when fueling becomes entangled with control.
Five minutes asleep on a trail, then back to counting sodium: your race questions belong here.
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A smart running shoe turns cadence, impact, and progressive overload into everyday training feedback.
The episode follows Kyla Chanel in conversation with Avelo founder and CEO Rowe Metzer about a running shoe built around sensors and feedback.
Big efforts, practical fueling, and a grounded look at how an endurance athlete keeps going.
Lydia Oldham is the anchor here, and the details are the kind that stick: a solo 650-kilometer FKT on the Camino Portuguese, 500 kilometers from Los Angeles to Las Vegas in under five days for the Speed Project, and a double Berlin marathon that came to 84 kilometers in under 12…
A science-first episode on muscle nutrition, alcohol, recovery, and endurance fueling, with a clear eye on what the data can support.
This episode pairs Kyla Chanel with Dr. David Church for a science-first discussion of muscle health, recovery, alcohol, protein, and endurance fueling.
A grounded look at ultra-endurance fueling, with two runners, almost 16,000 calories, and a careful read on what the race data can and cannot prove.
The episode centers on an ultra-endurance race study, with Kyla Chanel returning again and again to the race-day numbers. Two runners finished in just over 32 hours and burned almost 16,000 calories, and the discussion stays close to body weight, calorie expenditure, and the…
Practical fueling talk with athlete perspective and mental-health context.
Haley Smith grounds the conversation in athlete experience, giving the discussion real texture around fueling, anxiety, RED-S, caffeine tolerance, genetic testing, recovery signals, and low energy availability.
Anna Gibson's mountain-to-pro story leads into clear, practical talk on caffeine, nerves, sleep, and recovery.
This piece uses Anna Gibson's path as the spine: growing up on the edge of Grand Teton National Park, racing skis and Nordic trails, then moving through college running into pro track, road, and trail events.
Cold-weather hydration is the clearest lesson in a tightly focused tactical performance conversation.
The episode treats tactical nutrition as a practical discipline, not a side note. Hydration, temperature, altitude, and field logistics all land as performance variables, and the strongest stretch is the shift from military framing to habits that shape whether people actually…
A grounded look at endurance racing where fatigue, a brief sleep reset, and fueling choices all matter.
This episode tracks an ultrarunner through the practical side of long-distance racing: the point when the brain starts to fog, the moment a five-minute sleep reset makes sense, and the way caffeine, fluid, and sodium are managed once the miles stop feeling routine.

Shawn Stevenson interviews researchers and coaches on nutrition, sleep, hormones, and fitness.


Supplement labels, decoded with conviction.

Practical health conversations for reducing overwhelm.


Kyla Chanel talks with Dr.
This episode introduces a mini-series featuring private coaching sessions with professional athlete Sarah Sturm, focusing on first-trimester nutrition challenges like nausea, constipation, and energy management for pregnant athletes.
Ultra runner Lydia Oldham discusses her journey from lockdown jogger to completing a solo 500km Speed Project (LA to Vegas) and a 650km FKT on the Camino Portuguese.
Former professional cyclist Brenton Jones discusses the evolution of nutrition and hydration in cycling over his 15-year career, from junior mountain bike world championships to pro road racing in Europe.
Sports nutritionist Kyla Chanel interviews creatine researcher Dr.
Kyla Chanel opens with the show's science first posture and a reminder that the podcast is for education, not a substitute for medical diagnosis and treatment.
Kyla Chanel welcomes Dr.
Kyla Chanel hosts Clara Koppenburg for a conversation that begins with performance nutrition and opens into fueling, control, and perspective.
Killian talks through the demands of long ultrarunning efforts.
Kyla Chanel opens with a science first frame.
Kyla Chanel talks with Katie about a race that became a lesson in fueling under pressure.
Kyla Chanel opens with the show’s science-first framing and the reminder that it is for education, not medical treatment.
Nutritional Revolution Podcast brings on Dr.
Dean Karnazes tells Kyla Chanel how a 200-mile relay in West Marin led him to order a thin-crust ham-and-pineapple pizza by flip phone and eat it while running.
Kyla Chanel sits down with Dr.
Kyla Chanel sits down with Kilian for a grounded look at extreme endurance.
Kyla Chanel speaks with Tasman Nacobris, a Bendigo, Victoria cyclist who races gravel, mountain bike, cyclocross, and road while also working as an exercise physiologist and cycling coach.
Kyla Chanel opens with a clear frame.
Postdoctoral researcher Hannah Caldwell discusses her randomized crossover study on 14 days of severe low energy availability (50% caloric restriction) in endurance-trained females.
Kyla Chanel welcomes Rowe Metzer, founder and CEO of Avelo Running.
Kyla Chanel talks with Haley Smith about racing, fueling, and the pressure points behind elite endurance performance.
Anna Gibson's path starts in the mountains.
Host Kyla Channell interviews a trauma-informed coach about nervous system regulation for high performers, blending nutrition and resilience science.
This episode introduces the Nutritional Revolution podcast and promotes the Sports Nutrition Education Program (SNEP), covering how to fuel before, during, and after workouts.
This episode introduces sports nutrition principles and a program to help athletes fuel properly for performance and health.
A sports nutritionist discusses proper fueling before, during, and after workouts, addressing common questions about carb and protein intake and GI issues.
A podcast episode featuring an interview with Dr.
A performance nutritionist discusses evidence-based nutrition and supplements for athletes, debunking media myths and sharing client success stories.