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Today's episode is another podcast swap with Nicola from the Journey To Ultra. We get into everything form loving the science behind sport, to what it was like to be publicly shamed on the internet for running while pregnant.
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Read MoreJeanelle's love for running began over a decade ago when she ran her first race to help support a friend in their quest to complete a half marathon. In 2014 she ran her first 10k trail race in 50 minutes and achieved her first age podium finish.
Read MoreDena had to overcome some of the toughest things a child could go through. Instead of letting it get her down, she found running and became one of the most positive and inspirational people I've spoken to. The mom of 8 recently finished 2 x 200mile races that were 11 days apart, coming in 3FOA and 2OA /2F. Oh, and did I mention she home schools all 8 of her children? We no longer have the "I'm too busy," excuse.
Read MoreKristine is fearless. In 2006 she decided she would hike up Machu Picchu alone, so she did. In 2008 she moved to BC and became obsessed with hiking. Shortly after she created the insta handle @hikesnearvancouver and it blew up overnight.
Read MoreStephanie from the Running Divine podcast and I swap positions and interview each other. It was strange, emotional, and nerve wracking to be on the other end of the interview! We get into my hockey history, dealing with failed dreams, and a brief stint as a fighter.
Read MoreWhen Megan was 19 years old she was on track to make the national rowing team when her coach told her she would be a better rower if she just weighed less. She trained more, ate less, and watched her body break down until her ribs broke under the stress. Somewhere along the line she realized this wasn’t how she wanted to live, and chose to forgo her dream of the Olympics.
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