In this episode of the Fringe Runners podcast, Garrett interviews Casey Chung, a positive and supportive individual who radiates positivity. They discuss Casey's journey into marathon running and his aspirations to qualify for the Boston Marathon. Casey shares how he became involved in running and his experience running his first marathon. They also touch on the importance of community support and the impact it has on their running journeys. Casey's drive for personal achievement stems from a family crisis, which led him to pursue academic and athletic goals. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Casey's future running plans, including a potential 50-mile race and a hundred-mile race. Casey Joon Chung, a realtor and filmmaker, discusses his passion for running and how it has become a journey in his life. He shares his experience of taking a year off from real estate to explore his creative outlets, including running and filmmaking. Casey talks about his favorite style of running, which is a chill long run where he can enjoy the journey and be present in the moment. He also mentions his future goals, such as running a Boston qualifier and potentially exploring longer distances like 100-mile races. Casey can be followed on Instagram and plans to start a YouTube channel to document his Boston training.

Takeaways

positivity, marathon running, Boston Marathon, community support, personal achievement, family crisis, 50-mile race, hundred-mile race, running, filmmaking, real estate, passion, journey, chill long run, Boston qualifier, 100-mile races, Instagram, YouTube