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#410: Trail Running Tips, Trick, and Tales
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Length:
52 minutes
Released:
Apr 10, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Sarah and Amanda talk all things trail running with Sarah Lavender Smith, a running coach and author of The Trail Runner’s Companion. A veteran of 93 (!) marathons and ultras, Sarah shares:
her personal transformation from smoker to accomplished ultramarathoner;
the importance of optimism and adaptability when hitting the trail;
safety-related scenarios to be prepared for (hint: it’s not “wild animals and creepy people”);
her favorite pre-run warm-up exercises; and,
an eye-opening way of looking at “walking” mid-run.
The intro chitchat runs the gamut, including Sarah talking about her continued Missoula Marathon training. The Other Sarah joins the show at 15:07.
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her personal transformation from smoker to accomplished ultramarathoner;
the importance of optimism and adaptability when hitting the trail;
safety-related scenarios to be prepared for (hint: it’s not “wild animals and creepy people”);
her favorite pre-run warm-up exercises; and,
an eye-opening way of looking at “walking” mid-run.
The intro chitchat runs the gamut, including Sarah talking about her continued Missoula Marathon training. The Other Sarah joins the show at 15:07.
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Released:
Apr 10, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
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