Hey hey!
The MTA Virtual Half is happening from now until the end of the year and runners are posting their results.
Big congrats to everyone who has finished their 13.1 miles.
Still time to sign up and grab the medal if you haven’t yet.
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Angie and I were guests on the We Got the Runs Podcast episode 28. We talked about Angie’s 50 state marathon goal and other stories from our life. Enjoy! Listen here.
Congrats to the 21 teachers at Ibn Khuldoon National School (IKNS) in the Kingdom of Bahrain 🇧🇭 on completing the Social Distancing Run 100 Mile Challenge!!
Above is a photo from their medal ceremony in front of the school. Big thanks to Sam Barton for sharing this story with us!
This was sent in by Sarah Granato who ran the MTA Virtual Half Marathon this year.
“Thank you Angi and Trevor for everything! Thank you for your podcast, your Virtual Half Marathon opportunity and for all you do for the running community.
I’ve written so many iterations of this summary of my ‘first half marathon’ experience and… way too long, all of them.
So here is my list, in short, of what running my very first half marathon taught me.
In this episode we speak with mindset expert John Assaraf -author of the book ‘Innercise -The New Science to Unlock Your Brain’s Hidden Power’. Plus we try to answer the question, “Will races come back in 2021?”
In this episode we speak with physical therapy doctor, Ben Shatto, about how you can become more resistant to running injuries. And in the quick tip segment Angie shares thoughts on staying fit during the holidays. Continue Reading →
In this episode we speak with Marshall Ulrich, a legendary ultra runner, record holder and competitor on the World’s Toughest Race Eco Challenge Fiji on Amazon Prime. And in the quick tip segment, Angie will share how to keep running strong as you get older. Continue Reading →
In this episode special guest Joel Pearson, collegiate running coach and one of the coaches here at MTA answers questions sent in by the community about building endurance, injury prevention, running streaks, speedwork, stretching before a run, and more.
Congrats to Academy member Jo Beth on running her first marathon at the Jackson Hole Marathon in Wyoming!
Here is what she wrote,
“So psyched I can finally share my own post saying I AM A MARATHONER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The weather forecast changed from sunny and gorgeous to cold and rainy two days before the race….and three days after I had packed up my car and driven to Jackson with no rain coat or long sleeve of any kind.
Luckily, Eddie Bauer saved the day and my childhood best friend and I were able to cross the finish line together smiling and crying tears of joy!
Thank you Angie and Trevor for helping me become a life long runner and changing my health and life for the better. I HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO RUN A MARATHON AND CHANGE MY LIFE!!!!!!!” Continue Reading →
It’s time for our 4th Annual Virtual Half Marathon!! 🎉
Click here to see the medal we designed for this year. This is a fun way to challenge yourself with another race, support the podcast, and earn some sweet bling.
This race report was sent in by an MTA Podcast fan Estonia named Joonas Püvi.
As you can imagine, all big marathons in Estonia have been cancelled (well, you can still run them virtually), so I wasn’t able to run my planned Tallinn Marathon.
Two weeks before the previously scheduled run I was double checking the marathon calendar and to my surprise, I found a small marathon still happening!
Not virtually, but physically!
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I was interviewed by Paul DeVillo a fellow content creator and longtime listener to the MTA Podcast. Check it out!
