Alison Heilig is joining me on the show today for a talk on all things injury-related.
The injury setbacks Alison has experienced helped her to develop a passion for helping other athletes stay healthy as they pursue their goals.
I am looking forward to going a few easy miles with Alison Heilig today.
Alison Heilig
My guest on the show today only started running a few years ago and has since completed multiple races over 100 miles.
Along with training for ultras, he is also a fellow podcast host and soon to be author.
Rob Steger
I am looking forward to a few easy miles with Rob Steger.
Today I am going a few easy miles with Dane Rauschenberg.
Dane Rauschenberg
We first spoke three years ago and this will be his third time on the show.
A lot has happened since we last spoke including the publication of his most recent book.
Today on the show, I’m going a few easy miles with Mackenzie Havey.
Mackenzie Havey
Mackenzie is a 14-time marathoner, Ironman finisher, and has been writing professionally for a number of years. Her articles have been featured in a number of magazines, both online and print, and I’d be shocked if you haven’t read at least a few of her pieces at some point in the past few years.
She’s also the author of the recently released book, Mindful Running, which is a topic you know I can’t get enough of around here! Read more
You know that book I’ve been writing for the past few months?
Yeah, it’s almost ready to go!
Today I’m interrupting our normal schedule of interviews with other runners to share a bit about the book, why I wrote it, who it’s for, and how you can pre-order the book with a bunch of extra goodies right now.
So let’s get on with it, shall we?
If there’s one thing that I can’t stand, it’s one size fits all.
If you honestly believe that one size fits all, I’ve got two words for you:
Sorry to offend, but it’s true.
One size has never, and will never, fit all.
It doesn’t matter whether you’re talking about training plans, philosophies, religions, diets, preferred television shows, or anything else, one size does not fit all.
Yet, for whatever reason, all of the books that are out there when it comes to helping runners prepare for races always have a generic training plan designed for no one in particular.
And it drives me fracking crazy!
So I decided to do something about it, and Be Ready on Race Day was born.
Want to hear a bit more about the book and hear the first chapter? Simply click play above!
And if you’d like to go ahead and order yourself a copy of the book, get on it!
Just click here, and get yourself a copy! (And if you want, I’ll even sign it for you!)
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