She Runs Ultras is about (yup, you guessed it) running ultras. Lots of other running podcasts out there are full of gear & race reviews and interviews with the experts telling unrelatable stories about their record breaking times and super human feats. Now…don’t get me wrong, I’ve learned some great stuff from those podcasts...But what about those of us that aren’t getting paid to do this?Those of us that are mid to back of the pack runners?And those of us that have never won a damn thing? What was out there for us? Yeah, I couldn’t find it - so I decided to make it! And it just so happens that I’m getting geared up to start training for some races in 2021. So throughout this series, I’ll share what really happens when a typical, non-professional runner takes on the challenge of running an ultra. Got some races planned for this year? Let’s train together.From the emotional & physical ups and downs, to the details of my actual training plan, and the excitement (not to mention nerves) that build as race day gets closer...I promise not to hold anything back. So whether you’re already a member of the ultra community or if you’re just ultra curious...Hit subscribe and let’s do this!
The She Runs Ultras podcast is by far my favorite running podcast out there. Meghan, the host, is incredibly real, authentic, and relatable to the average runner like myself. Her episodes have taught me so much about running and have given me a tremendous amount of motivation to get out there and run. I discovered this podcast between my first Ultra in May and my second in September, and it has been an invaluable resource ever since.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is Meghan's authenticity. She truly comes across as down-to-earth and makes you feel like she is just one of us. As a Physical Therapist, I was particularly interested in her Run Farther Faster Stronger self-paced functional training program that she mentioned on one of her episodes. I signed up for it and absolutely love it. It's refreshing to have someone who is not seeking medals or PRs but rather focuses on practical training methods that anyone can benefit from.
Another great aspect of this podcast is that Meghan's perspective comes from being an everyday runner like myself. She isn't an elite runner chasing records or accolades; she is just a regular person with a passion for running. This makes her ultra goals seem more within reach for us average runners, and her podcast provides amazing guidance and inspiration to help achieve those goals.
On the downside, one might argue that this podcast caters specifically to ultra runners and may not be as relevant for runners who prefer shorter races. However, I would argue that even if you're not an ultra runner, there are still plenty of valuable insights to be gained from listening to Meghan's episodes. She covers a wide range of topics that every runner can use to enhance their training.
In conclusion, The She Runs Ultras podcast is an absolute gem for any runner looking for relatable content and practical advice. Meghan's authenticity shines through in every episode, making her relatable to runners at any level. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned runner, this podcast will provide you with valuable knowledge and motivation to take your running journey to the next level. I highly recommend giving it a listen.
Send us a textGot a race coming up? In this episode, I'm sharing the *three key things* I'm doing this week to make sure I feel strong, confident, and ready when I toe the line for my upcoming 50K.Here's what I cover:
Send us a textToday's episode is the long awaited recap of the Southern States 200 race back in March. I traveled to this race to crew and pace for 2 of my athletes, Sarah and Frank (plus my *bonus* athlete, Nicolle) as they made their way from Georgia into Alabama. In this episode you'll hear my conversation with Sarah as we rehash everything from start to finish (literally!) I even convinced them to do some *voice memos* to help document the process. And, if you'd like the full experience, head over to my profile page on Instagram (@sherunsultras) and click the very first story highlight (titled: SS200) and you can watch the race from my perspective (in real time). I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I do! ⭐️ GET THE ULTIMATE 50K TRAINING TOOLKIT ➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP
Send us a textListener Questions Answered: Calories, Tailwind, Sick Days, Blisters & Drop BagsIn this week's Q&A-style episode, I'm tackling some of your most pressing ultra running questions—from fueling on the run to navigating training setbacks, and everything in between. Whether you're dialing in your nutrition or deep in the throes of peak training, this episode is packed with real talk, practical advice, and encouragement for every step of your ultra journey.
Send us a textIn today's quick-hit episode, we're talking about what it really means to be in the driver's seat on your journey to your first 50K finish.No one is going to hand you a 50K finish line—you have to go out and make it happen.If you're serious about this goal, it's time to shift from being passive to proactive. That means looking for opportunities to train, learn, connect with others, and build momentum. Whether it's joining a run group, hiring a coach, or simply showing up and doing the work—you need to be the one behind the wheel.In this episode, I'm breaking down:Why waiting for the “right time” doesn't workThe mindset shift that makes all the differenceHow to stay motivated when the finish line feels far awayWhat to do when fear and self-doubt creep inRemember: you don't have to know everything or do this alone. But you do have to take the first step.
Send us a textIf you're doing your first ultra this year, here are 3 things that you can start implementing right away that will set you up for success. Do A Shakedown Every. Single. Day. Set & Hit A Daily Step Goal Strength Train 3 Times Per Week I got into more detail on each and give you expert tips & tricks for how to leverage each of these small (but mighty) actions into your first 50k finish! And as always, if you need help...just hit me up on social or via email! ⭐️ GET THE ULTIMATE 50K TRAINING TOOLKIT ➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP
Send us a textIt's been far too long since we had a conversation about running shoes. (Ted enters the chat!) In this episode I'm catching up with my good friend Ted McGreer, who's an expert in all-things-running-shoes. We talk about: tips for buying the right shoes, tweaks you can make to your shoes so that they fit better, and some behind the scenes of what it's like to buy shoes for an entire running store. ⭐️ GET THE ULTIMATE 50K TRAINING TOOLKIT ➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP
Send us a textJordana Edelstein (nutrition & body image coach) is back! In this episode, we're riffing on the idea that it's hard to hate your body when it's done something pretty incredible, like run an ultra. We also go deep on a bunch of other topics like: perspective when it comes to viewing your body, social media influencers, and much, much more!
Send us a textIn this episode I'm chatting with my client (and friend of the podcast) Sarah Brandt about her upcoming adventure at the Southern States 200. If you're listening in real time (Friday March 21st) Sarah will be 3 days into this race, so what you're hearing is a conversation that we had 3 weeks prior. If you'd like to see what it's like to run a 200 mile race, make sure you're following me over on Instagram (@sherunsultras) where I'm documenting everything as it happens in my stories. You can also watch my story highlights (marked SS200) from the very beginning. Enjoy!
Send us a textThis week, I'm diving into TWO big topics: my upcoming adventure at the Southern States 200 and my experience with weighted vest training. Let's go!Southern States 200 I'm heading out Monday to help my athletes get prepped, dial in aid stations, and strategize for the race. I'll be pacing, crewing, and soaking up all the race vibes! Want behind-the-scenes action? Follow my IG/FB stories! Weighted Vest Training Why am I doing this? Because I love a challenge (and I have some climbing goals). I'll break down my experience so far—what vest I got, what I love (and don't love), and why it's NOT a substitute for real strength training. Yes, it boosts cardio, helps with climbing, and strengthens your legs for descents, but there are some key things to consider before jumping in.Moab Training Update Slow and steady! I'm playing the long game—balancing mileage, strength work, and self-assessment to make sure I don't burn out before Moab. Training Peaks is my secret weapon!Hit play, and let's get into it!
Send us a textTraining for your first ultra? Don't get stuck stressing over the perfect race, perfect training plan, or perfect gear. In this episode, I break down three things that aren't worth overthinking and what to do instead. 1. Picking the Perfect Race The perfect race doesn't exist. Instead, choose one that: ✅ Excites you ✅ Fits your budget & schedule ✅ Works for your location 2. Finding the Perfect Training Plan There's no one-size-fits-all plan—life happens, and you'll need to adapt. Instead of chasing perfection: ✅ Start with what has worked for you in past training ✅ Track your progress (TrainingPeaks, notebook, spreadsheet) ✅ Focus on **consistency** and **adjusting as needed** 3. Buying Expensive Gear Right Away You don't need to break the bank! Start with what you have and add essentials as you go:
Send us a textEver wondered what it's like to run an ultra with 30-ish Spartan-style obstacles along the way?? ⭐️ GET THE ULTIMATE 50K TRAINING TOOLKIT
Send us a textEver felt like your shins are staging a full-blown rebellion every time you run? You're not alone. Listener Heather wrote in asking about shin splints—what causes them, how to recover, and most importantly, how to avoid them in the first place. So today, we're tackling this super common (and super annoying) issue head-on. ⭐️ GET THE ULTIMATE 50K TRAINING TOOLKIT
Send us a textWhat does it take to not just finish a grueling 240-mile race, but to go back six times? In this episode, I sit down with ultra-runner Jess Greene, a total badass who has finished the Moab 240 *five* times and is gearing up for her sixth loop in 2025. But her story isn't just about big miles—it's about transformation. Jess went from being 100 pounds overweight to running one of the toughest ultra races on the planet. We talk about what sparked her journey, how she tackled the mental and physical barriers along the way, and why she keeps going back to Moab year after year. (Spoiler alert: it's not for the free race swag.) Whether you're training for your first ultra or just love an epic story of grit, you don't want to miss this one.
Send us a textI got 'ma'amed' at the gym by two high school boys. Oof. I know it's respectful, but when you still feel 26, it stings. But hey, aging has perks—like knowing "you can't rush a good thing." Yet, I keep hearing:How long before I see results? Am I doing it wrong? Sound familiar? Whether it's body recomposition or ultra training, we all want fast results. But rushing leads to setbacks. Key takeaways:- Be present in your training. - Track your progress. - Stop looking for quick fixes. Hope this helps you slow down and trust the process. And may you *not* get ma'am-ed today
Send us a textWe've all been there — staring at our training plan, waiting for some magical surge of motivation to make it feel easier. But here's the cold, hard truth: motivation isn't coming. And if you're relying on it to get you through your training, you're setting yourself up for failure. In this episode, I go on a bit of a rant (but a necessary one!) about the mindset that holds so many runners back. I've been guilty of it, you've been guilty of it, and the sooner we recognize it, the sooner we can fix it. Ultra training is a long game, and if you're constantly looking for bursts of excitement to carry you through, you're in trouble. The athletes who succeed aren't the ones who feel inspired every day—they're the ones who put in the work, no matter what. So let's strip it all down. Why do you think you need motivation? What's the real thought behind your resistance to training? Because if you can identify it, you can change it. And that, my friend, is how you create momentum that actually lasts. Let's go.!
Send us a textPicking the perfect ultra race can feel overwhelming, especially if it's your first one. In this episode, we're breaking down the key factors you need to consider so you can find a race that fits your goals, schedule, and lifestyle like a well-worn trail shoe.From how much time you'll need to train (hint: at least 20 weeks) to considering the race location, course type, and level of support, we cover it all. We'll also chat about the environment—think weather, terrain, and even wildlife—and how these can impact your race day. Plus, we'll dive into race formats (distance-based vs. time-based) and why it's worth thinking about your post-race plans before you even hit the starting line.This episode is packed with tips, examples, and the kind of practical advice that will help you avoid signing up for a race you're not quite ready for—or one that involves a travel nightmare. Tune in, take notes, and get ready to choose your next adventure with confidence.Whether you're dreaming of your first 50K or planning your next big challenge, this episode has you covered!
Visualization isn't just for elite athletes or woo-woo yogis. It's a practical, game-changing tool that every ultra runner should have in their arsenal. In this episode, we're diving into why visualization matters, how it works, and most importantly how you can use it to boost your confidence and crush your first (or farthest) ultra. Let's be real: taking on an ultra is intimidating. It's a big, scary goal that lives miles outside your comfort zone. Sure, your training plan is key, but what's happening in your head matters just as much (maybe even more). That's where visualization comes in. I'll walk you through four specific visualization exercises: 1. See yourself as the badass ultra runner you are becoming — because the identity shift is part of the process. 2. Picture yourself at the start line — calm, confident, and ready to roll (no pre-race freakouts allowed). 3. Prepare for tough spots on the course — so you'll know exactly how to handle them. 4. Visualize your epic finish — because the journey's end deserves more than a death march. Visualization isn't magic, but it is the missing link between training hard and believing hard. Your thoughts shape your feelings, and your feelings drive your actions. So let's start thinking like the ultra runner you're meant to be. Tune in for a fun, no-fluff guide to making visualization work for you. By the end, you'll know how to transform your mental game and go from “What was I thinking?” to “Hell yes, I've got this!”
It's prime time for ultra planning! Whether you're researching races, mapping out your year, or tackling a personal SWOT analysis, this episode is packed with valuable advice to help you prepare for your first 50K (or your next one!). I asked the She Runs Ultras crew: "What's something you wish you knew before your first 50K?" Their answers were fantastic, and I'm sharing them here along with actionable tips to help you succeed. Here's what we cover: 1. Nutrition: Learn why “eat early, often, and in small doses” is key, and start experimenting with your fueling strategy now. 2. Foot Care: Your feet carry you to the finish line—get tips on proper shoes, socks, and blister prevention. 3. Chafing: A little preparation goes a long way to avoid discomfort on race day. 4. Running in the Dark: Overcome fears and find the right lighting setup to feel confident during night runs. 5. Falling is Normal: Embrace it, get back up, and keep going! Plus, a sneak peek at upcoming episodes on managing the post-race “dip” and navigating recovery. Links Mentioned: - Episodes 101 & 153: Nutrition with Julie Shobe - Episode 39: Shoe Fit Tips with Ted McGreer - Episode 227: Foot Care Basics - Episode 107: Tips for Running at Night Got questions or topics you'd like covered? DM me on Instagram/Facebook @SheRunsUltras or email me at Meghan@Meghan-Gould.com.
Welcome to the first episode of 2025! Whether you're a longtime listener or joining us for the first time, this episode is designed to set you up for success as you tackle the new year. If running your first 50k is your goal, this is your ultimate guide to getting started.In This Episode:Picking Your Race: Why commitment is key and how to avoid the “wait and see” trap.Creating Your Annual Training Plan: A step-by-step breakdown to map your journey, including key episodes to revisit:Ep. 245: Annual training plan deep dive.Ep. 163: The 7,4,3,1 training recipe.SWOT Analysis: Evaluate your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to maximize your training.Starting Small: The power of tiny, consistent changes that build momentum.Focusing on Fundamentals: Why the basics—walking, running, strength, mobility, and recovery—are non-negotiable.The Countdown Mindset: Keep your race goal in focus by breaking down the time you have left.Mental Attitude: How your mindset shapes your journey and strategies for keeping it positive and forward-focused.
For the final episode of 2024, let's talk about the value of a SWOT analysis and the 3 critical things to keep in mind when prepping for 2025.
In this episode, we're breaking down the difference between speed and effort—and why focusing on effort can be a game-changer for trail and ultra runners. If you've ever stressed about race cutoffs or felt stuck trying to “get faster,” this one's for you. We'll talk about why traditional road running concepts like pace don't translate well to trails and introduce the RPE scale (Rate of Perceived Exertion) as a smarter way to train. Learn how effort-based workouts can help you improve endurance, delay fatigue, and finish your races stronger—without constantly staring at your watch. Whether you're new to ultras or just looking for fresh training strategies, this episode will help you rethink your approach to speed and build confidence on the trails.
This is part 2 of the 12 quotes of Christmas, 7 through 12. These are quotes from books that I have read over the last couple of years that have resonated with me. Enjoy!
Welcome to Episode 250 of the show!
In this deeply personal episode, I'm opening up about my journey with weight, body image, and strength. I've recently started tracking my weight again, something I haven't done in years.What I've discovered? I'm the heaviest I've ever been, but I also feel the most capable and resilient. From high school insecurities to embracing a body that's run 200 miles, I share how my perspective has shifted and why my 2025 motto is Resilient AF.
In this episode, we're tackling a common challenge: feeling stuck in confusion about your training and racing goals. If you're letting indecision slow you down, this is your wake-up call!Key Takeaways:Plan Your Year: Outline your races, prioritize them, and map out weekly training objectives.Think Big Picture: Avoid week-to-week planning—focus on long-term goals.Get Clarity: A detailed plan answers key questions like mileage, training focus, and priorities.Balance Training with Life: Account for work, family, and other commitments to avoid burnout.Don't Skip the Process: Big goals, like your first 50K, demand a solid plan for success.
In Episode 247, we're diving into the essentials of building a solid running base as you prepare for your 2025 race calendar. After planning and mapping out the races and training season, it's time to focus on creating a strong foundation for the months ahead. Base building is a dedicated phase, typically taking 12-16 weeks, where you work on establishing endurance, consistency, and low-intensity stamina. This period is separate from your official race training plan and serves as the groundwork, helping you gradually prepare for the higher-intensity weeks to come.We'll answer the question, "How long does it take to build a base?" and provide guidance on structuring your base phase, including how to set your weekly run schedule, select your workout types, and gradually increase mileage. You'll hear why a consistent routine and patient ramp-up are key to building a strong base, and we'll touch on the benefits of integrating strength and mobility work. Plus, stay tuned for details on our upcoming training plan workshop, where you can refine your approach and ensure your 2025 season gets off to the right start!
I recently visited a family member in the hospital and it brought up a bunch of stuff for me around why running and self care are so important...and I want to share those thoughts with you here! I also want you to ask yourself a very important question when you're planning your 2025 training.
In this episode, we're diving into the best strategies to plan your 2025 training and racing season before the holiday rush. I'll guide you through a step-by-step process to map out races, set key dates, and organize your year in a simple spreadsheet. Whether you're still undecided about which races to tackle or you're ready to commit to an A-race, this episode will help you lock in a realistic timeline and avoid starting the year feeling behind. Grab a pen, open a note, or bookmark this episode to create a solid training plan that keeps you on track and focused!
I just got back from a 2.5 week cross country road trip to Moab. One of the reasons that we went was so that I could volunteer at the Moab 240. I've got lots of experiences to share with you, plus some tips & tricks for anyone that would like to volunteer at a race like this!
Sometimes it's a slippery slope from 50k to 100 miles. That is definitely true of my guest today, S'te Elmore. If that name sounds familiar to you, that's because she was just on the podcast (episode 235.) I would highly recommend that if you haven't listened to that yet, that you go back and do it before you hit play on this episode. (There's lots of background information there!)
Raise your hand if you have an injury that just won't go away. In this episode, I'm sharing my past and current injury status and some of the strategies that I've used to overcome the physical, mental, and emotional components of getting injured and rehabbing your way back.
If you're on the fence about doing a 50k, this episode is for you! Listen in as I chat with my client Chelsea about her recent 50k finish at the Marquette 50k. She went from being someone who had to work really hard to be "sporty" to finishing her first 50k on one of the toughest, most challenging courses in the US.
Have you ever wondered what it's like to run across an entire country? Well Diana Hall is back to tell us about her 10 day adventure running 209 miles across Iceland. Make sure you listen to Episode 219 BEFORE this so that you have all the background information. Enjoy!
Have you ever had an ultra freak out? You looked at your training and thought: "There's no way..." I got an email from a listener a while back who was concerned about her ability to complete a 50k when (at the time she emailed me) couldn't run more than 5 miles at a time. Here's what I told her:
Last weekend I did a trail Ragnar event with a few friends of the podcast. We entered as a 4 person ultra team (obviously) and this episode is a recap of the shenanigans that ensued! Hope you enjoy!
If there's one thing that I've noticed about successful ultra runners, it's their ability to fight. Fight through physical discomfort, fight through the ups & downs of training, and fight through fear and self doubt. In today's episode, I'm going to share some thoughts, experiences, & observations that will help you develop this "must have" skill of fighting through.
I can't believe that I'm about to say this, but I think I've hit perimenopause!
I have been trying to get this lady on the podcast f-o-r-e-v-e-r! Thankfully, she finally agreed and I know you guys are really going to enjoy this conversation. I've been working with S'te for a year now and she's an amazing human. She has served in the navy, raised 9 kids (and countless foster kiddos), and survived not one but 2 SCAD heart attacks....oh and did I mention that she's also run a bunch of ultras?! Listen in as we discuss all this and more!
Listen as I share two separate stories (from my clients) about their race experiences and some unsafe conditions. My objective isn't to scare you, but rather, to help you be more prepared and to be more empowered to adovcate for yourself if you feel things aren't being handled safely. ➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP⭐️ GET THE MOBILITY FOR BEGINNERS PROGRAM
In this episode I'm chatting with newly minted ultra runner: Jodi Horon. Jodi is a member of the She Runs Ultras crew and we've been working together for a few months now. Although she's been a runner nearly all her life, only recently did Jodi consider doing an ultra...and when she puts her mind to something it's definitely getting done! Just a head's up: the audio for this episode is low so you're going to have to turn the volume up! Enjoy! ➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP⭐️ GET THE MOBILITY FOR BEGINNERS PROGRAM
An easy way to boost your confidence about finishing your first 50k is to do back-to-back long runs in your training. In this episode, I'm sharing a few tried & tested strategies to help you integrate b2b runs in your ultra training plan. ➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP⭐️ GET THE MOBILITY FOR BEGINNERS PROGRAM
It's not uncommon to feel a little frazzled in the weeks leading up to your first 50k, so in this episode I'm giving you my #1 tip to help you show up focused and prepared for your race! ➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP⭐️ GET THE MOBILITY FOR BEGINNERS PROGRAM
The temperatures here in the Northeast have been consistently in the 80's & 90's for about a month now, which isn't normal for us. So, I've really had to "up" my game when it comes to running in the heat. In this episode I'm sharing 6 simple strategies that will help you stay cool and avoid heat exhaustion (or worse, heat stroke!) Plus, we're also going to talk about heat acclimation training...and at the end I go on a little rant
Are you burning time and wasting energy with a crappy run stride? Are you tripping all the time? Do you come home spent and sore from your runs? If you answered YES to these, perhaps it's time to take a look at your stride. That's what we're going to dive into today. In this episode we're discussing 5 components of your stride and what they should look like in order for you to become faster and more efficient on the trails. ➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP⭐️ GET THE MOBILITY FOR BEGINNERS PROGRAM
This week I wanted to bring you another My First 50k episode featuring my client, Jodi. But we had a lot of technical difficulties and ultimately had to push that recording to later in the week. This got me thinking about how we handle challenges (in life or in training) and how we often use the excuse: "I don't know how" or "I've never done that before" as a way to justify staying small and not going outside our comfort zone. In this episode I want to share an analogy that will help you to find the motivation to keep going even when you think you can't. (Hint: If at first you don't succeed - try, try again!)➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP⭐️ GET THE MOBILITY FOR BEGINNERS PROGRAM
Taking care of your feet is an important part of being a successful ultra runner. In this episode I'm giving you my best tips for how to proactively take care of your feet to help you avoid the dreaded blister! ➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP⭐️ GET THE MOBILITY FOR BEGINNERS PROGRAM
I made a list of the core values that I want to express through this podcast, my coaching business, and in my life. I wanted to share them here with you in the hopes that it might spark you to do the same if you were feeling lost or uninspired when it comes to your training. Hope you enjoy! ➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP⭐️ GET THE MOBILITY FOR BEGINNERS PROGRAM
If you've ever compared yourself to someone else in a way that left you feeling like a failure, this episode is for you! Comparison can be done in a way that builds you up rather than always breaking you down. Today's episode was inspired by conversation I had with a client who was having "one of those days" where nothing was going in her favor. A comment she made to me about how "everyone else was doing all of these amazing races, and I've not even done my first 50k yet" screamed comparison and I knew I wanted to talk about it here! ➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP⭐️ GET THE MOBILITY FOR BEGINNERS PROGRAM
Jordana Edelstein is back! And in this episode we're talking all things body image, perimenopause, longevity, and quality of life. If you're entering that "phase of life" then you're definitely going to enjoy this episode because we talk about specific strategies that you can use when it comes to: what to eat, what to wear, and how to think about your future self! Enjoy!Follow Jordana on Instagram Check out her website Book a 1:1 consult with Jordana➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP⭐️ GET THE MOBILITY FOR BEGINNERS PROGRAM
Feel like your training is all over the place? You lack direction and you can't get any traction or make any progress? THIS ONE IS FOR YOU! In this episode I'm giving you 5 tips that will help you streamline your training so that you will be more consistent and get better results! ➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP⭐️ GET THE MOBILITY FOR BEGINNERS PROGRAM
In this episode I'm chatting with newly minted ultra runner, Robie Sullivan. Robie is a member of my private coaching group and the journey to her finishing her recent race is filled with lots of ups & downs. ➡️ CLICK HERE TO JOIN MY PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP⭐️ GET THE MOBILITY FOR BEGINNERS PROGRAM
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