Angie Spencer is the cohost of the Marathon Training Academy Podcast and someone who just finished the 50 state challenge.
But she added two important twists: first, not every race was a marathon. Some of them were ultramarathons!
And she didn't run all of the marathons just to finish them. In fact, her 50th marathon this past January in Hawaii was a substantial Personal Best.
How in the world did Angie run a PR in the marathon - a BQ no less - more than a decade after starting the challenge?
She's on the pod to talk about just that. We're also discussing:
If you're thinking about committing to a monumental goal like a multi-year running streak, 50 marathons in all 50 states, or even a time-based goal like a sub-3 marathon, this episode with Angie Spencer is for you.
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Thank you Angie for sharing your story with us on the podcast! Be sure to say hi on Instagram!
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