Podcast appearances and mentions of magdalena boulet

Western States 2021 Recap Part 2.

Part 1 of the Western States 2021 Recap.

Episode 177 of Talk Ultra brings you an interview with Will Hayward who was the ‘Last Man Standing’ but not the winner at Bigs Backyard Ultra. We chat with Magdalena Boulet about her recent FKT attempt and we speak with Kasia Osipowicz about her 2019 Skyrunning UK season and winning the Skyrunner Uk & Ireland Series.

Tony and Ruel meet up with Ken Michal to go over his multi-day racing, training, nutrition, mindset, and podcasting.  01:55 Introducing guest Ken Michal. 03:04 How Ken got into ultra running. 05:19 Ken's work with Meredith Terranova on fueling training and nutrition. 07:00 Ken's product tester and ambassador role with GU Energy Labs and Magdalena Boulet. 07:44 Fueling in the Jackpot 48hr race. 08:30 Running on Summit Tea. 09:15 Davis 48hr race with In N Out shake and burger. 10:06 Fueling in HURT 100. 11:08 “If you want to do something, throw yourself in there and do it.” 11:46 More on HURT 100 nutrition. 13:28 On difficult, challenging, and stupid events. 14:49 Guidance from Ann Trason. 15:33 Heart rate tracking. 17:11 Western States experience. 19:16 Prepping for Six Days in the Dome. 21:10 Sleep like 6-day pro. 21:50 Ken's 6-day goal. 24:31 Dealing with issues and tough times. 24:57 “It's mind over matter. And if you don't mind, it doesn't matter.” 25:14 Typical training week. 27:56 What Ken does for real. 29:15 Tony Guilting Ann Trason. 29:42 Running the same race with your coach and mentor. 31:41 Listening to music, podcasts, or audiobooks during multi-day races. 33:00 All about Ken's Running Stupid podcast. 35:00 Ken's wife, Karen, executing and finishing an amazing 100 miler at Rio Del Lago. 36:23 What it's like as couple who runs ultras. 40:40 The differences seen since Ken started ultra running. 45:36 Has the sport gotten to big and corporate or has its progress been just about right? 48:52 Advice for anyone thinking about getting into ultra running. 49:12 “Don't be afraid to fail. Failure is your best teacher.” 49:28 “Build yourself and rise to the challenge, instead of doing things that feel safe and easy. Make the leap.” 49:53 Events Ken is currently excited about. 53:26 Let's play a fun game! 55:33 Where you can find Ken Michal and Running Stupid podcast. 58:10 Thanking sponsors. 59:19 Pay the check at The Ultra Diner. 1:01:27 Preshow outtakes.   Special Thanks: Ken Michal On Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kenmichal Running Stupid http://runningstupid.net/ UltraRunning https://www.facebook.com/groups/733469537024027/   Dorothy Lane Music: www.dorothylanemusic.com  

From Olympics to road marathons to trail running: Magdalena Boulet speaks about her career and her visit to Hong Kong to run the 9 Dragons Ultra trail run

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"My first run ever, I remember just having the feeling of so much joy. I said, "Wow, how come I've never experienced this before in the pool? This is so cool." And it was more about just the fact that I had this feeling of being competitive that never really clicked in swimming."  And the rest, as they say, is history. It's a huge honor to have Magdalena Boulet as my guest on the podcast this week. Magda is one of the most incredible athletes—and human beings—that I've ever had the fortune of getting to know. The 44-year-old Boulet, who grew up in Poland and moved to Germany before immigrating to the United States as a teenager, made the 2008 U.S. Olympic team in the marathon (and owns a personal best of 2:26:22 for the distance), has qualified for numerous national teams, and, over the last five years, has established herself as a top international ultramarathon runner, winning the prestigious Western States Endurance Run in 2015 and, most recently, the grueling Marathon des Sables, a six-day, 250-ish kilometer stage race through the Sahara Desert. Boulet, who works at GU Energy Labs in Berkeley, California as the VP of Innovation, Research, and Development, has called the Bay Area home for over two decades. She's married to former elite miler, Richie Boulet, and the couple has a young son, Owen. We covered a lot of ground in the course of this hour-long conversation and I felt like we barely scratched the surface of Magda's story, what she's accomplished at various distances and disciplines throughout her competitive career, and how she's able to juggle competing at an elite level with being a wife, mom, and executive, amognst other things, so we'll just have to schedule a Round 2 for another time. But, there's plenty we did talk about, including: — Her beginnings at GU Energy Labs in 1998 and how that relationship has evolved over the years as an athlete and employee. — Growing up as a swimmer in Poland, moving to Germany for a brief period of time, and eventually immigrating to Long Beach, California, where she was exposed to running in her late teens. — Getting herself noticed as a junior college runner by tripling at the state meet and how that eventually led to her to Cal and coach Tony Sandoval. — Transitioning to Cal and falling in love with Berkeley, California and the surrounding area. "I was sold within an hour," she told me. — Her relationship with her husband, Richie, how he inspired her to continue running competitively after college, and why he's been a voice of reason for her through the years. — Coach Jack Daniels, whom she worked with for many years after college, and the influence he had on her overall development as an athlete. — The disappointment of not making the Olympic team in 2004, the decision to have child a few months later, and what fueled her motivation leading up to the 2008 Trials. — How a nasty plantar fasciitis injury in October of 2007 had her contemplating retirement a little over six months out from the 2008 Olympic Trials. — The blow-by-blow of 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials Marathon in Boston, where she led a majority of the race and eventually finished second to Deena Kastor to make the Olympic team. — When (and why) she developed an itch for ultrarunning—and the steps she took to scratch it. — The unpredictability of racing an ultra versus the relative predictability of racing a marathon. — What still excites her from a competitive standpoint, and what's exciting her about running in general right now. — And much more. This episode of the morning shakeout podcast was edited by John Isaac at BaresRecords.com. Complete show notes here: https://www.themorningshakeout.com/podcast-episode-24-with-magdalena-boulet/ Sign up here to get the morning shakeout email newsletter delivered to your inbox every Tuesday morning: www.themorningshakeout.com/subscribe/ Support the morning shakeout on Patreon: www.patreon.com/themorningshakeout

In this episode, Olympian and Western States winner Magdalena Boulet shares her incredible story about being a Polish immigrant, running for the United States in the Olympics, becoming an American Citizen on September 11th and much more.  >Life In A Day: https://youtu.be/kYgcTJBLwsU >15 Hours: https://youtu.be/65t6HHk-zec >Olympic Trials: https://youtu.be/1RMznvCQGo8 >David Torrence: https://youtu.be/shBhEFHUqos   _____ Facebook.com/BillyYangPodcast Twitter.com/BillyYang Instagram.com/BillyYangPod

An interview with Magdalena Boulet after her second-place finish at the 2017 Western States 100.

An interview with Magdalena Boulet before the 2017 Western States 100.

Do you want to be a great runner?  Do you want to perform at your best?  In Malcom Gladwell's best-selling book, Outliers - The Story of Success, we are introduced to the 10,000 hour rule.  Gladwell explains that we can become an expert at something if we do it for 10,000 hours.  This is based on research done by clinical psychologist, Anders Ericsson.  Anders expands on this theory by saying that the 10,000 hours must be done with deliberate practice.  TRN's East Coast Executive Producer, Andy Jones-Wilkins  joins The Nation with Magdalena Boulet discuss the idea of deliberate practice and how we can become much better by following its simple rules: Set good goals Break things down to simple movements and practice them with purpose Push yourself out of your comfort zone Get feedback AJW's article on Deliberate Practice Anders Ericsson's book, Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise Great podcast: Freakenomics - How to Become Great at Just About Anything

Magdalena Boulet Interview We had Magdalena Boulet on the show two years ago when she was just one year into her ultra career.  Fast forward, and she’s got a healthy resume of wins and wisdom under her fedora. Sarah and I chat with Magda about how she stays positive on … The post Magdalena Boulet Interview appeared first on Ultrarunnerpodcast.com.

Western States champion (2015), Magdalena Boulet, joins me for an amazing episode. Learn all the ins and outs of her training, racing approaches, nutrition strategies, and much more!

I am joined by the incredible Magdalena Boulet to talk all about her stellar 2015 season where she hasn't finished below first place in every race she's ran. This one is going to be great!

Episode 91 of Talk Ultra has a WSER chat with ladies champ, Magdalena Boulet. We speak with Alex Nichols about victory at the Mont-Blanc 80km, Gary Robbins talks FKT and Emelie Forsberg gives us a Smiles and Miles. Speedgoat is prepping for the Speedgoat 50k so Niandi Carmont co-hosts.

Three more additions to this deep and varied field, these women bring with them a grab bag of talents that could land them with some extra cash in their pocket this weekend. Magda Boulet is an Olympic qualifier marathoner with a 2:26 PR who finished 2nd here last year (as … The post TheNorthFace Endurance Championship Preview – Magdalena Boulet, YiOu Wang, Alicia Shay appeared first on Ultrarunnerpodcast.com.

Sarah and Dimity are pleased to welcome Magdalena Boulet, a mother runner who ran in the 2008 Olympic Marathon; Magda is also VP of Innovation, Research & Development at the gals’ favorite energy gel company, GU Energy Labs. Fresh off a win at USA National Masters 8K Championship Race and 50K Way Too Cool, Magda […] Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices