LIVE from the Millennium Running Manchester City Marathon in Manchester, New Hampshire!

This LIVE episode revolves around the experiences of various runners at the Manchester City Marathon, sharing personal stories, insights into their training, and the community aspect of running. The guests include the winners, the official charity "Swim with a mission" and Millennium Runners who all discuss their motivations, challenges faced during races, and the importance of charity in the running community. They also touch on future goals and aspirations in their running journeys. This conversation explores the journey of marathon runners, highlighting the importance of community support, mental health, and family involvement in the running experience. The speakers share their personal stories of training, winning races, and the challenges they face, while also reflecting on the joy of participating in running events and the significance of future goals. The discussion also touches on the memorable experiences from a live show and the excitement of upcoming races.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Manchester City Marathon
04:17 Matthew Baron | Men's Half Marathon Winner
18:55 Michael Bauer
31:51 Mary Klene | Women's Half Marathon Winner
42:56 Phil Taub | Swim with a Mission
56:25 Casey Ellis | Men's Marathon Winner
01:09:08 Mackenzie Hall | Women's Marathon Winner
01:21:45 Melissa Cummings
01:36:53 Poncho Story | Michael Bauer
01:42:03 Bridget Cantone
01:58:29 Tracey Eastman
02:11:36 Nicole and Daniel
02:21:39 Outro
02:26:54 Bloopers

Takeaways

Michael is a die-hard fan of the podcast.
Mackenzie just ran a marathon and is tired.
The poncho story highlights the tradition of marathon gear.
Phil from Swim with a Mission emphasizes community involvement.
Bridget shares her experience as a new mom and runner.
The importance of training and preparation for races is discussed.
The guests reflect on their personal journeys in running.
Charity events play a significant role in the running community.
Future goals include running in all 50 states.
The camaraderie among runners is a recurring theme.  Winning a marathon is a unique experience that requires mental strength.
Community support plays a crucial role in mental health for runners.
Training for marathons involves strategic planning and adjustments.
Family involvement can enhance the running experience.
The running community is known for its supportive nature.
Future goals in running can motivate and inspire individuals.
Participating in running events fosters a sense of belonging.
Live shows can create a vibrant atmosphere for sharing experiences.
Training challenges can be overcome with the right mindset.
Celebrating achievements in running is important for personal growth.

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