Podcasts about Beatie Deutsch

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Iran ramps up weapons manufacture for Hezbollah. Yemeni Christians suffer under persecution. Political analyst Amiad Cohen on war with Hezbollah, Alexander Dietze reaching out to Jewish people and Beatie Deutsch, Orthodox marathon champion.

Beatie Deutsch is the Israeli national champion in the marathon and half marathon. As a mother of five young children, she has learned to apply her training to the real marathon of life. Beatie took up running just seven years ago and is now training as an elite athlete, representing Israel on the international stage. More than anything else, her journey has empowered her to dream big and keep reaching higher, a message Beatie is passionate about sharing with audiences around the world. __________________________________________________ This week's episode is sponsored by Toveedo! The Jewish videos your kids love, all in one happy place. Visit www.toveedo.com and use code JOWMA10 for $10 off! __________________________________________________ Sponsor the JOWMA Podcast! Email digitalcontent@jowma.org Become a JOWMA Member! www.jowma.org  Follow us on Instagram! www.instagram.com/JOWMA_org  Follow us on Twitter! www.twitter.com/JOWMA_med  Follow us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/JOWMAorg/Stay up-to-date with JOWMA news! Sign up for the JOWMA newsletter! https://jowma.us6.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=9b4e9beb287874f9dc7f80289&id=ea3ef44644&mc_cid=dfb442d2a7&mc_eid=e9eee6e41e

Beatie Deutsch is the Israeli national champion in the marathon and half marathon. As a mother of five young children, she has learned to apply her training to the real marathon of life. Beatie took up running just four years ago and recently went pro with the goal of qualifying for Tokyo 2020 and representing Israel in the Olympics. More than anything else, her journey has empowered her to dream big and keep pushing, a message Beatie is passionate about sharing with other women.   Mrs. Deutsch is someone who has "given it all up" in order to keep Shabbos. In this episode she talks about the beauty of tznius and more. She's worked with adidas, nike and more.   * SPONSOR LINK *   This episode is brought to you by "The Tannaim Series".   Published by Feldheim, The Tannaim Series takes you back to the time of the Mishna where you'll meet some of the greatest scholars and teachers in Klal Yisrael, like Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi, Rabbi Nachum Ish Gam Zu,Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai,Rabbi Meir Baal HaNes and more ! A total of 13 books available and 8 more in production!   Great storytelling with a lively comic book format creates a learning experience that will inform, delight, and inspire children of all ages. (Includes full Gemara sources in the back of each volume!)   ON ANY ORDER OF 5 OR MORE TANNAIM SERIES BOOKS LL20 COUPON CODE AT CHECKOUT WILL TAKE OFF 20 PERCENT + FREE SHIPPING    GET YOURS TODAY!

Why do women get hammered to dress modestly, while some men walk around with tight shorts and tang tops?  What about super tight-fitting pants? White shirts vs. blue shirts? No socks? Colorful socks? Tight-fitting bike clothing? How do standards change over time? What about other areas of Tznius? Living above your means? Driving a car you can't afford?  ***Guest Hosted by Ari Wasserman *** Author of "Making it Work", "Making it ALL Work" (for women) and 10 other Seforim, Maggid Shiur, Yerushalayim with Rabbi Anthony Manning – head of a seminary and popular speaker – 12:44 with Rabbi Zevulun Schwartzman – Rosh Kollel, Yerushalayim – 42:31 with Mrs. “Beatie” Deutsch – chareidi mother of five, and Israel's national marathon champion – 1:06:06 with Rabbi Dr. Jeremy Wieder – Rosh Yeshiva at REITS – 1:25:09 מראי מקומות  

Beatie Deutsch, elite marathon runner, Israel's three-time national champion, Olympic and world championships hopeful, face of the Adidas Impossible is Nothing campaign - and orthodox charedi mother of five. She won the Tiberias Marathon which she called a useful practice run. Her running style and extraordinary pace isn't the first thing one notices. She wears modest clothing and covers her hair while she runs. Her values attracted Adidas to seek her out, joining Lionel Messi, David Beckham and Beyoncé on the roster. For a multinational corporate that usually shies away from G-d and spirituality, this is quite the departure. In this extraordinary episode, Beatie also discusses manifestation as part of the spiritual and psychological preparation.

www.transcendantactive.com @transcendantactive Aja Cohen is the founder and creator of Transcendent Active, an exciting new brand of activewear. Since launching in August of 2020, the company has continued to grow into the go to brand for sustainable, intentional activewear. Transcendent Active is built on the pillars of functionality, empowerment, style, and sustainability. Through her positive vibes and inspiring story of self discovery, Aja hopes to inspire a community of women who tap into their inner self. Cohen began selling directly to consumers through her website and various social media channels, and rapidly gained a loyal following. Israeli Orthodox runner, Beatie Deutsch, is her biggest fan. “The quality is like no other,” Deutsch wrote in a testimonial. “It just feels so soft and stretchy. It's lightweight and breathable.” Last month, Deutsch competed in the Berlin Marathon wearing Transcendent's Royal All Day Active skirt. The color has been so popular that Cohen jokes she is changing the name to Beatie Blue. Transcendent Active can be found online and at Carly's Craze in Teaneck, NJ.

Beatie Deutsch is the Israeli national champion in the marathon and half marathon. As a mother of five young children, she has learned to apply her training to the real marathon of life. Beatie took up running just four years ago and recently went pro with the goal of qualifying for Tokyo 2020 and representing Israel in the Olympics. More than anything else, her journey has empowered her to dream big and keep pushing, a message Beatie is passionate about sharing with other women.

If you're going to listen to one episode, this is it! I talk to Beatie Deutsch, Israeli National Marathon Champion and elite athlete, who has made waves as an Orthodox mom who races in modest clothing - with a head covering and wearing a skirt. She talks about how dressing modestly may slow her timing down and why she chooses to race in modest clothing even though her timing is so important - after all what can possibly be more important than winning? 

My guest on the show this week is Beatie Deutsch. Beatie is the Israeli national champion in the marathon and half marathon. Beatie took up running just four years ago and recently went pro with the goal of qualifying for Tokyo 2020 and representing Israel in the Olympics. More than anything else, her journey has empowered her to dream big and keep pushing, a message Beatie is passionate about sharing with other women. As a mother of five young kids, she has learned to apply her training to the real marathon of life. In this episode, Beatie talks about her path to becoming a runner, juggling being a mom with running, and how her faith helps guide her in life and in training. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/werunthis/support

Adidas brands took notice of this  supermom of 5 young kids who is at the height of her game. Nicknamed Speedy Beatie” , Beatie Deitsch only began running in 2015 in a desperate move to get back into shape after having four children in six years. Deutsch – who in the spirit of modesty dons a head covering, skirt and long-sleeve shirt when she runs – needed to find time to consistently exercise. Training for a marathon was the way she was going to do exactly that. In a test of faith, she showed the same unwavering dedication to her orthodox Jewish lifestyle as she did to her marathon running, and attributes her success to the very dedication that has made her a proud orthodox Jew.Website: www.beatiedeutsch.comInstagram: @marathonmother

A Tokyo sperava di esserci. Ma i suoi tempi di corsa, pur ottimi, non le sono bastati per la qualificazione. E comunque, visto che la maratona femminile è in programma di Shabbat, non avrebbe partecipato. Resta un'ultima possibilità: Parigi 2024. Di sé dice: “Sono una sognatrice”. E per questo guai a sottovalutarla. Perché i sognatori, si sa, spesso riescono dove i non sognatori difettano. Trentadue anni e cinque figli, Beatie Deutsch è la più forte maratoneta d'Israele. Una donna tenace e combattiva, fiera di essere parte di quel mondo haredi spesso definito impropriamente, anche sulla stampa italiana, con l'aggettivo “ultraortodosso”.

Bracha “Beatie” Deutsch (ברכה דויטש; née Rabin; born August 29, 1989) is a Haredi American-Israeli marathon runner. She has won the Tiberias Marathon and the Jerusalem Marathon, as well as the Israeli half-marathon and marathon national championships. Connect with Rabbi Efrem Goldberg: Website: https://rabbiefremgoldberg.org/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/efrem.goldberg Twitter: http://twitter.com/rabbigoldberg Rabbi Efrem Goldberg is the Senior Rabbi of the Boca Raton Synagogue (BRS), a rapidly-growing congregation of over 800 families and over 1,000 children in Boca Raton, Florida. BRS is the largest Orthodox Synagogue in the Southeast United States. Rabbi Goldberg's warm and welcoming personality has helped attract people of diverse backgrounds and ages to feel part of the BRS community, reinforcing the BRS credo of 'Valuing Diversity and Celebrating Unity. Rabbi Philip Moskowitz serves as Associate Rabbi at Boca Raton Synagogue (BRS), where he helps lead a rapidly growing congregation of over 850 families including over 1,000 children. His warm personality and dynamic, positive spirit make people of all backgrounds and ages feel a part of the BRS community. Rabbi Moskowitz officiates at life cycle events, provides pastoral counseling, and serves as halachic advisor and close confidante to hundreds of members. Beyond the engaging and relevant Shabbat morning sermons, delivered to multiple, diverse minyanim, and the numerous regular classes and shiurim in the Shul, Rabbi Moskowitz regularly teaches Torah in private homes, local day schools, and the community at large. Rabbi Josh Broide is the Director of the Deborah & Larry D. Silver Center for Jewish Engagement (CJE), a Division of the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County. He is also the Founder and Director of the Boca Raton Jewish Experience (BRJE), a rapidly growing outreach and engagement program in Boca Raton, Florida. In addition he also works as the Outreach Rabbi at Boca Raton Synagogue (BRS), one of the largest Modern Orthodox Synagogues in North America.

Beatie Deutsch had always been athletic. But after getting married and having four children in quick succession during her 20s, she realized she’d left that athletic part of herself behind to care for her growing family. In 2015, Beatie decided to make a change and sign up for a marathon. Now, in 2021, Beatie Deutsch is a professional runner, a two-time Israeli National Marathon Champion, and the mother of five. She’s also an orthodox Jewish woman who runs in modest dress. Beatie has become an inspiration to thousands of people and is shattering stereotypes both in her home country and beyond. Ways to follow Beatie and Strides Forward OnlineFollow Beatie on Instagram:  @marathonmotherLearn about Beatie on her website: beatiedeutsch.comFollow Strides Forward on Instagram and Twitter: @StridesForwardStrides Forward is on Facebook & please join our Facebook group: we discuss women's long-distance running.

Do you know what you need to be to go from "non-runner" to "runner" to "national champion"? You need to be emotionally equipped! Tune in to this week's Emotionally Equipped podcast to hear from Israeli national marathon champion (mother of five young children), Beatie Deutsch, and how she gets herself unstuck during challenging runs and emotionally challenging races. www.shiragura.com https://www.facebook.com/marathonmother https://www.instagram.com/marathonmother/

Rivki sits down with Olympic hopeful marathoner, Beatie Deutsch, who is a down-to-earth and driven mother of five. With humility, she explains the keys to her success, and provides practical and inspirational tips and takeaways, whether you are a runner or not.

Breaking up with gluten was one of the best yet hardest things I've ever had to do. It was a messy breakup, and the split came with a roller coaster of emotions. In Dear Gluten, It's Not Me, It's You, I compare breaking up with gluten to breaking up with a boyfriend. Mr. Gluten, it's over! While breaking up with gluten drummed up feelings of relief, it also created a slew of physical and emotional challenges. Breakups are complex, heartbreaking, and hard to get over. People suffering from a gluten disorder often feel betrayed by their bodies, abandoned by their doctors, and disowned by a society void of empathy for “gluten-free people.”  Dear Gluten, It's Not Me, It's You is a comprehensive guide to breaking up with gluten for good. I take readers on a journey to understand how gluten damages their body (why break up), how they can split with the offensive bad-boy protein (how to break up), and what they need to do to repair their damaged bodies (how to heal and move on). I intertwine how-to advice with both my personal story and gluten “breakup” stories from celebrities I've interviewed including Dana Vollmer (7-time Olympic gold medalist), Beatie Deutsch (champion Israeli marathoner), Dr. Patrick Staropoli (NASCAR competitor), Shannon Ford (2011 Mrs. United States), Nichole Thomas (basketball player and wife of NBA player, Etan Thomas).Support the show (https://www.instagram.com/p/Bl8NPB2H4Mf/?igshid=1m9w8d28oarlu&utm_source=fb_www_attr)

Beatie Deutsch is an orthodox woman, mother of five children and a puppy, and loves to train on the Moshav that she lives on in Israel. Team Peri was fortunate enough to meet Beatie at the start line and run on the same course with her in the 2020 Miami Marathon (where she won!). As hectic as life is to be a mother, wife, and train for elite races, Beatie somehow juggles it all with the help of her family, coaches, and Instagram fans. Her goal is to run in the 2021 Olympics for Israel, and are rooting for her! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wife, mom of five, and... Olympic marathon candidate?! Beatie is going to blow your mind with her story about how she took up running to get herself back to being active and ended up as a professional runner for Israel and a candidate for the Tokyo Olympics. Not only is her journey incredible, but she speaks from such a real place about the struggle of taking care of yourself, especially while growing a family, and the value of exercise for each person--marathon runner or not! She is such an amazing example of tuning into what feeds her deeply and making space for it in her life. And look where that took her! So whether you're looking for general inspiration for self care or to rethink your approach to exercise, make sure you check out this episode. You can find Beatie on Instagram @marathonmother and Facebook And don't forget to subscribe to this podcast so you can catch each new episode! Enjoy!

“When I ran that 2:32 in January, it really made me realize that ‘dream big’ is not just dream big, it’s dream huge, because you have no idea of what you’re capable of.”   Speedy Beatie is back on the Ali on the Run Show this week! Beatie Deutsch is a 2:32 marathoner and mother of five who made her Ali on the Run Show debut on Episode 158. This time around, we’re catching up with Israel’s National Marathon Champion to find out how she shaved 10 minutes off her marathon time, and to learn more about her calls to the International Olympic Committee to change the date of the 2021 Olympic Marathon so it doesn’t fall on the Sabbath. She offers an update on her goal to represent Israel in the Olympics, and talks about what the pandemic has been like in Israel.   Thank you to UCAN for sponsoring the What’s New With You series on the Ali on the Run Show! Go to ucan.co/ontherun and use code ONTHERUN for 20% off your order!   Follow Beatie: Instagram @marathonmother Twitter @marathonmother1 Facebook   Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Like the Facebook page Join the Facebook group Twitter @aliontherun1 Support on Patreon Blog Strava   Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play

Running is a challenge. It’s physically painful and mentally exhausting. It seems like such a natural way to move our bodies, but at the same time it can feel so absurd when there’s no need for us to travel in that way anymore. Like most of us, you’ve been in the middle of a training session or race and thought “Why am I doing this?” And when we aren’t telling ourselves how hard running is, our friends and family are sure to do it for us. “You’re crazy.” “Why don’t you just go to the gym?” “Isn’t running bad for you?” Now that we all agree how difficult running can be, let’s add a few things on top of all that. Suppose you have five children, all demanding your attention and draining your energy resources throughout the day before you get in a workout. Now add working fulltime on top of that. How about running in 85 °F weather? Let’s say you do this with a long skirt, long sleeve shirt, and a headwrap. And by the way, you’re running fast enough to qualify for an Olympic marathon spot.  This is exactly what running is like for Beatie Deutsch. Beatie grew up in New Jersey in an Orthodox Jewish family. Shortly after high school she went to study in Jerusalem. She fell in love with the city and never looked back. Now she lives there with her husband and five children, managing everyday motherhood with working toward her Olympic dream. Beatie left us with some wonderful advice on motherhood, training, and her secret to her success. Read on! Motherhood Advice Beatie considers herself a new runner, with only four years under her belt and already competing on a global level. She really started to take off in the middle of raising her family, and at one point had four children in six years. Like so many of us, being a mother comes first. And although running is now her job, that wasn’t always the case. Balancing work with motherhood and selfcare took everything she had.  There are two pieces of advice Beatie gives to those with kids. “Your kids read off your energy,” says Beatie. She reminds us that kids are resilient, that we don’t need to worry quite as much as we do, and that if you are calm and relaxed, then your kids won’t be as likely to be anxious or stressed either.  Secondly, Beatie says that our kids only have one mom. “Those years go by so quickly, and you don’t get them back,” she says. Whatever stage of child raising you might be in, it’s a great reminder. Take time to watch your children play or fall asleep and take a mental picture. Those moments are precious and rare. Feeling Comfortable as a Woman So much of feeling empowered as a woman today has to do with how we look and what we wear. That isn’t a bad thing! “There’s not just one way for a woman to feel comfortable,” says Beatie, “Beauty is in diversity.” Sometimes it may feel that showing off your body and getting rid of your insecurities about how you look in a bikini or a sports bra is the only way to feel empowered. If that is what makes you feel like a strong woman, then you go for it! This is a simple reminder that empowerment comes from within, with making decisions that you feel confident in no matter who is looking. If that means wearing a tank top, leggings, a hijab, a skirt, a sports bra, or any other thing, then that is beautiful. There isn’t one way to feel beautiful, comfortable, or empowered. You’re Capable of More Than You Know Beatie’s faith has given her a lot of strength in her running. Your ability to get better day after day is much more mental than physical, and working on your self-beliefs can help you get further than you ever thought possible. “Don’t doubt yourself,” says Beatie, “The power of your mind is really incredible.” Beatie’s last advice is to keep taking baby steps, and she means baby steps. When running 200 splits, she’ll often only see 0.2 second improvements week to week, but they are still improvements. Remember, running is a challenge, and each baby step forward should be celebrated. Keep moving forward and find joy in running.   Resources: Beatie on Facebook Beatie on Instagram Beatie’s Website Beatie on “Run Farther and Faster” Beatie on “Ali on the Run” Beit Daniella Nancy Clark Interview Renee McGregor Interview Jennifer Gaudiani Interview   Thank you to my wonderful sponsor Tracksmith, Athletic Greens, and City Fit Girls for sponsoring this episode of the Running for Real Podcast. Tracksmith is a Boston based running clothing company that truly cares about the quality and care of their running clothes. Running can be a demanding lifestyle for our clothes, they definitely go through the wear and tear to where we may be purchasing new clothes constantly. Tracksmith designers truly work with the finest materials and think of you as a runner in mind with spots for your keys, phone, and fuel. Also, go here to check out their 100 days of Summer email campaign where they talk about anything and everything running.  You can get $15 off your purchase of $75 or more, click here and enter code FORREAL15.   Athletic Greens is a simple and easy way to get 75 vitamins, minerals, and whole food source ingredients. Just to help my immune system be stronger and greater! It is so simple to do and it taste good as well. I used this for my prenatal and I am still using it while breastfeeding. Now you can get up to a YEAR supply of Vitamin D3 and K2 for free with your first purchase of  Athletic Greens through my podcast. Visit here to learn more!   You already know one of the founders of City Fit Girls, Takia McClendon, who founded this business with Kiera Smalls. They built this group to make people feel welcome,  inclusive and to feel like they all belong no matter what your fitness level is. They provide a strength club online, that has simple, efficient and effective workouts for just $10 a month and you can cancel at any time. They have online coaching who can tackle your specific fitness goals with you. So feel free to visit here to learn more about their mission and get fit with them! Thanks for listening! I hope you enjoyed today's episode. To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Join the Running for Real Facebook Group and share your thoughts on the episode (or future guests you would like to hear from) Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews will really help me climb up the iTunes rankings and I promise, I read every single one. Not sure how to leave a review or subscribe, you can find out here. Thank you to Beatie, I look forward to hearing your thoughts on the show.

Beatie Deutsch, a two-time podcast guest, also known as “Speedy Beatie,” mother of five and the top female marathoner in Israel, recently retained attorney Akiva Shapiro of Gibson Dunn and Crutcher to ensure that she can run in the 2021 Olympic marathon. As Akiva explains, the women’s marathon at the Tokyo games is set for a Saturday in August 2021. The women’s race is typically scheduled for a Sunday, and this is the first time the race has been scheduled on a Saturday. Beatie, who is an Orthodox Jew, observes the Sabbath, and, as a result, she does not run between sundown on Friday and sundown on Saturday. Akiva shares on the podcast why Beatie’s case is important, why the concept of reasonable accommodations for religious beliefs and observances is a well-established principle, and why Beatie is reluctantly and bravely advocating for change. Please share this episode to support Beatie’s efforts to promote her inclusion in the Olympic Games. Thanks to RnJ Sports for sponsoring our podcast and please consider leaving a review! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/runfartherandfaster/message

Beatie Deutsch is the Israeli national champion in the marathon and half marathon. As a mother of five young children, she has learned to apply her training to the real marathon of life. Beatie took up running just four years ago and recently went pro with the goal of qualifying for Tokyo 2020 and representing Israel in the Olympics. More than anything else, her journey has empowered her to dream big and keep pushing, a message Beatie is passionate about sharing with other women. Beatie is active on social media, a powerful speaker and has inspired thousands around the world through her posts and speeches. As an advocate for Beit Daniella, she has also made it her mission to help children struggling with mental health and raise awareness for this important cause. She is grateful for the opportunity to make a difference through her running. Beatie proudly represents Israel on the international stage and she was named one of the 50 most influential Jews of 2019 by JPost.  @marathonmother Marathon Mother Facebook Page Click here for a collection of at home fashion activities. To hear more episodes, subscribe and head over to Impactfashionnyc.com/blog/podcast. Be Impactful is presented by Impact Fashion, your destination for all things size inclusive modest fashion

After having birthed 4 children in 6 years Beatie Deutsch thought she would pick up running in order to get in shape. She was inspired by her husband who recently rode a 180-miles on a bicycle for charity, so she decided she would run a marathon. She trained four days a week for four months and placed SIXITH in the Tel Aviv Marathon! After such success in one race she decided to run again and now has competed in hundreds of races all around the world. Shes even raced at 7 months pregnant and finished 4 hours and 8 minutes and ran another marathon just a few months after giving birth!SHES INCREDIBLE!Although she had never thought about being a professional runner, Beatie realized she was meant to run and she is currently training for the 2020 Olympics.Beatie is an Orthodox Jew. But for her, running isn't separate from her religious beliefs, it's sustained by it. Even when she trains, Beatie maintains her modest attire: her necklines cover her collarbone, her sleeves cover her elbows, and her skirts cover her knees. As a married woman, she always runs in a headscarf that covers her hair. She feels empowered by the idea that female athletes don't have to expose their bodies to win championships.Connect with BeatieFacebookInstagram WebsiteTwitterThank you to this episode's sponsor Uri Arnson Wedding Photography. Uri's work is so good its got me looking for a wife so I have someone to shoot my own wedding! Uri is an amazing photographer and I know he will capture the story of your very special day.WebsiteInstagramFacebook Don't forget to subscribe to The Great Day PodcastYou can watch the full episode on YouTubeAnd be sure to follow my Instagram page and Facebook page to stay up to date on everything I'm working on.I'm Meir Kay and Have A Great Day! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sarah and Tish compare self-isolating (and educational!) notes from the two coasts, then are joined by a guest half a world away, Beatie Deutsch, the Israeli marathon and half-marathon champion and a mother of five young children. Beatie shares: -how she morphed from non-runner to national champion in just four years (!!); -what dressing modestly (complete with below-the-knee skirt + head scarf) means to her; -what a typical marathon training week includes; -social media advice to ensure you don’t “compete or compare” with others; and, -how she’s coping with an inability to run due to injury + newly imposed government restrictions. Beatie joins the conversation at 14:24.   When you shop our sponsors, you help AMR. We appreciate your--and their--support! Save $150 off a year-long membership by going to ParsleyHealth.com and entering code AMR Make learning at home about STEAM fun: Go to kiwico.com/amr and get your first month FREE! Take your running to the next level with BeetElite: Get 20% off your first purchase at livehuman.com/amr Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Beatie Deutsch is today’s guest! Beatie was one of my inspirations for starting this podcast. In early 2019, she won the Israeli national marathon championship with a time of 2:42. She made headlines after she won that championship, and a picture of her standing on the podium in her skirt while holding one of her children made running news all over the world. I was amazed at what Beatie had accomplished…in a skirt…and knew as soon as I saw that picture of her that I had to do something to celebrate people like Beatie.  Beatie is 30-years old and a mother of five children. In this episode, Beatie explains why she started running four years ago, how she’s gone from a 3:27 marathon to a 2:32, why she runs in a skirt, and her goals for the future.  Beatie is one of those people who speaks positivity to herself and to others. She doesn’t dwell on negative “what ifs” and instead prefers to concentrate on what she can handle and who is really in control of her life—God. She has had an amazingly successful year, but her rise to professional running is also coinciding with a very tough and strange time for runners. Beatie is currently ranked in the top 80 female marathoners in the world; a ranking that is likely to secure her a spot at the 2020 Olympics. But whether the 2020 Olympics will actually happen is unknown. Races all over the world have been canceled or postponed to help stop the spread of coronavirus. And if the Olympics do happen, it is possible the marathon will be run on a Saturday. As Beatie is religiously observant, Saturday is the Sabbath and she would forego the race. But through these crazy times, and faced with so much unknown, Beatie is remaining calm and positive. Her ambition, hard work, love for her family, and steadfastness to her faith are truly inspirational.   Here is my conversation with Beatie.    (P.S. LISTEN to today’s episode for a chance at a GIVEAWAY to celebrate my 50th episode!)   Show Notes:   Beatie Deutsch on Facebook Beatie Deutsch on Instagram Beit Daniella   Follow In A Skirt:   In A Skirt Website In A Skirt on Facebook In A Skirt on Instagram In A Skirt on Twitter

Beatie Deutsch or “Speedy Beatie” is back on the podcast to talk about her recent win at the Tiberias Marathon, where she achieved a 10 minute PR in a time of 2:32. This two-time Israeli National Champion, shares her ability to use mental strength and a growth mindset to run faster than she ever imagined. Beatie shares her tips to channeling a positive mindset, even when the goal seems unattainable. Beatie, who was a guest on our podcast last year, lives in Jerusalem with her husband and five kids, and, as an Orthodox Jew, runs in modest attire—hey Nike let’s get her a clothing line. Listeners will undoubtedly find Beatie’s approach to challenges incredibly motivating and inspiring. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/runfartherandfaster/message

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After Lisa and Julie recap their winter break races, including the Tiberias Marathon(!), and discuss their ten year anniversary, they provide ten key tips for training for Boston during the base building phase of marathon training. Notes: Headlightz hats, Kindred Nutrition (Amy Goldsmith), Runiversary, lululemon, MCRRC, Beatie Deutsch, Headlightz, ProAction PT. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/runfartherandfaster/message

ABOUT THIS EPISODE Welcome to the special 100th episode of Jews You Should Know! This week we feature a brief interview with Israel's ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon. In addition, we include well-wishes from a sampling of our previous guests, including: Jamie Geller (Ep. 5), Charlie Harary (12), Eli Beer (21), Jay Feinberg (23), Sivan Rahav Meir (35), Ashley Blaker (37), Kalman Samuels (46), Menachem Bombach (51), Noam Wasserman (66), Rachel Moore (67), Moe Mernick (78), and Beatie Deutsch (81). Thank you for joining us on the JYSK journey!! -------------------- ABOUT THIS PODCAST Jews You Should Know introduces the broader community to interesting and inspiring Jewish men and women making a difference in our world. Some are already famous, some not yet so. But each is a Jew You Should Know. The host, Rabbi Ari Koretzky, is Executive Director of MEOR Maryland (www.meormd.org), a premier Jewish outreach and educational organization. MEOR operates nationally on twenty campuses and in Manhattan; visit the national website at www.meor.org. Please visit www.JewsYouShouldKnow.com, follow us on Twitter @JewsUShouldKnow or on Facebook. Have feedback for the show, or suggestions for future guests? E-mail us at JewsYouShouldKnow@gmail.com. Want to support this podcast? Visit Patreon.com/JewsYouShouldKnow. A small monthly contribution goes a long way!! A special thank you to Jacob Rupp of the Lift Your Legacy podcast for his invaluable production assistance.

When Beatie Deutsch signed up for her first marathon in October 2015, she wasn’t even a regular runner. Over the next four months of training for this first race, it became clear to her that she had, as she explains ‘been giving the gift of running.’ She went on to place as the 6th woman to finish the Tel Aviv marathon in early 2016, and kept on running and training hard over the past three years since. Today, she has placed first in major marathons. She's got her eyes set on running the marathon in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics (!!!) representing the nation of Israel. The inspiration that has driven her is incredibly powerful, and the lessons she’s learned along her journey are poised to inspire anyone. Listen to her speak about her running journey, her spiritual inspiration, her values, dignity, being a mother of five young children, mindful present moment awareness, and so much more. For more about Beatie, visit her Instagram @marathonmother or her Facebook page ‘Beatie Deutsch’ at https://www.facebook.com/marathonmother/ A special thank you to our sponsors, Kesher Video - an international production team specializing in cinematic video for companies and organizations. For more, visit (http://keshervideo.com) or https://www.facebook.com/keshervideo/ on Facebook. Special thanks to Yehudit Grumback, Beatie’s massage therapist, located in central Israel. Providing massage therapy for professional and non-professional athletes to help them enjoy training and performing in good health. https://judithmassage.wixsite.com/home and on FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/yeudithgrumbach/ For more about the host, Azriela Jankovic, visit https://azrielajankovic.com for information on masterminds, spiritual growth, meditation events, meditation recordings and Azriela's brand new book, 'Beyond All Things.' --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/withinus/message

"I pushed myself out of my comfort zone and discovered this tremendous strength that I had. It made me realize that so many of us have amazing gifts within us, but we’re sometimes scared to take that leap — so we don’t even realize what we’re capable of." —Beatie Deutsch Beatie Deutsch is a 29-year-old Orthodox Jewish mom of five living in Israel, by way of New Jersey. And she's earned the nickname "Speedy Beatie" for a reason: Despite only picking up running a few years ago, Beatie runs a 2:42 marathon and a 1:17 half marathon. On this episode, she talks about what it's like being the National Marathon Champion of Israel, and breaks down her monumental Tiberias Marathon win, where she not only ran a 2:42, she ran a 27-minute personal best time in the process, negative splitting the race by six minutes. She talks about being an Orthodox Jewish woman and runner in 2019, explaining her race attire (she runs with her elbows, knees, and hair covered), her values, and what it's like looking different from other women on the starting line. Beatie is sponsored by Nike, and her current goal is to qualify to represent Israel in the 2020 Olympic Games in the marathon. Thank you to AfterShokz for sponsoring this episode of the Ali on the Run Show! CLICK HERE for $50 off your wireless headphone endurance bundle!   What you’ll get on this episode: How Beatie became “Speedy Beatie” (3:25) On winning the Tiberias Marathon and running a 27-minute marathon PR in the process (4:15) How Beatie became a runner (12:00) How Beatie went from a 3:25 marathon to a 2:42 (22:00) What it’s like to be an Orthodox Jewish runner in 2019 (29:00) What it means to be sponsored by Nike (38:00) Busting common misconceptions about the Orthodox Jewish community (40:20) Beatie’s message to runners who think they don’t look like everyone else (46:00) What we mention on this episode: Tiberias Marathon Jerusalem Marathon Nike Vaporfly 4% Hamburg Half Marathon Free Solo Follow Beatie: Instagram @marathonmother Twitter @marathonmother1 Facebook Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Facebook Twitter @aliontherun1 Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

ABOUT THIS EPISODE Beatie Deutsch is not only the "fastest woman in Israel," but also the fastest to attribute her success to the One Above. As an Orthodox woman and mother of five, Beatie transcends stereotypes and is on a mission to transform public perception of what the women of her community can accomplish, while preserving and promoting her most sacred values. An aspiring Olympian, Beatie is now sponsored by the Israel government and Nike, and has been featured in countless media outlets for her groundbreaking race times and victories, recently becoming the first Israeli woman to win an international race, in Riga, Latvia. She does it all in traditional garb, and a very un-traditional approach to spreading Jewish awareness. -------------------- ABOUT THIS PODCAST Jews You Should Know introduces the broader community to interesting and inspiring Jewish men and women making a difference in our world. Some are already famous, some not yet so. But each is a Jew You Should Know. The host, Rabbi Ari Koretzky, is Executive Director of MEOR Maryland (www.meormd.org), a premier Jewish outreach and educational organization. MEOR operates nationally on twenty campuses and in Manhattan; visit the national website at www.meor.org. Please visit www.JewsYouShouldKnow.com, follow us on Twitter @JewsUShouldKnow or on Facebook. Have feedback for the show, or suggestions for future guests? E-mail us at JewsYouShouldKnow@gmail.com. Want to support this podcast? Visit Patreon.com/JewsYouShouldKnow. A small monthly contribution goes a long way!! A special thank you to Jacob Rupp of the Lift Your Legacy podcast for his invaluable production assistance.

Beatie Deutsch is a champion distance runner. Her story is truly amazing. After getting married at 19, and having 4 children, she realized she had lost the natural fitness of her youth and decided to set her sights on a marathon because it would be a big enough goal to keep her motivated. She ran her first marathon surprisingly fast in 3:27. Two years (and her 5th child) later, she won her first marathon in 3:09. Just a year later, in 2019, she surprised everyone by winning the Israel National Marathon Championships in 2:42 the 5th best result of all time for Israeli women. That’s all amazing, right? Who else wants to PR by 27 minutes? But here’s another cool twist on her story. Beatie is an Orthodox Jew. Her faith anchors her guiding principles, one of which is that she is required to dress modestly. That means covering her body below the knee and through the arms. We all know as athletes that we are often looking for every possible advantage to shave off seconds. This usually includes wearing streamlined clothing, especially at the highest level of elites. One would think that modest clothing would work against that concept. But here’s the deal on Beatie: she wears long skirts and full length sleeves - and it doesn’t hold her back. In fact, her faith is her advantage. As I write this, she is recovering from her first ever 10k on the track which she finished in 35:15 – the 6th fastest time in history for Israeli women. Today we talk about all things Beatie including: Growing up an Orthodox Jew in New Jersey Heading to Israel after high school to study How dating works as an Orthodox Jew How her religion guides her life decisions both big and small What it means to be an Orthodox Jewish runner: What are the requirements & how do they affect her running? Why she started running & her early success What's in the future? Olympics, Ironman & more One of the reasons I do this podcast is to expand my own world, to learn about other people’s experiences, and how they find joy and fulfillment. Beatie’s world is certainly new to me. I don’t have any close friends who practice orthodox judaism, so some of my questions about her background may come off as nosy, but I was truly just curious, especially about things that relate to human relationships. What I love so much about Beatie is this. Many people would look at her faith as something that probably holds her back from achieving her potential. But she sees it as the reason she is able to find happiness and success. As she so succinctly puts it, “Fear holds us back. Belief moves us forward. What do you have to lose?” Hold that question close my friends. What do you have to lose? For more on Beatie Deutsch, the first thing to do is get over to Instagram and follow her at @marathonmother as well as her facebook page. She posts frequently with thoughtful insights that I believe are relevant to all of us as we overcome our challenges and pursue our greatest goals. All right that’s it. Time to turn off the pod and turn on your mojo and get out there and run this world. Have a great workout and I’ll see you next week!

We caught up with Beatie Deutsch before the Jerusalem marathon to hear about a cause close to her heart. Known for being the religious winner of the 2018 Jerusalem Marathon and for running the marathon pregnant in 2017. . Meet Hadassa Pardes, Beatie's aunt and founder of Beit Daniella a day center for children struggling with eating disorders and depression. The center is named in memory of Hadassa's daughter Daniella. This interview first aired on the Nachum Segal Network BITE SIZE with Yoni Pollak.

A Jewish approach to achieving your goals. How marathon champ and Olympic hopeful Beatie Deutsch realizes her dreams.

After Lisa recaps the wet and wild RRCA 10 Miler, Julie and Lisa welcome Beatie Deutsch, AKA, “Speedy Beatie,” Israel’s fastest female runner, mother of five, and an Olympic contender. Beatie talks about her training, how she conquers obstacles, and why running with an attitude of gratitude has helped her become the fastest female in Israel. Beatie can be found on Instagram @marathonmother and Facebook @BeatieDeutsch Beatie dedicates all of her miles to the charity, Beit Daniella, a residence for teens recovering from mental health challenges. To donate, check out the link in her instagram profile. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/runfartherandfaster/message

Life lessons marathon champion Beatie Deutsch has learnt from being an elite runner.