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Join me as I delve into the world of running with Laura Norris, a passionate runner, running coach, and expert in the science of running. After discovering her love for running during her undergraduate studies, Laura dedicated her postgraduate studies and career to understanding how running impacts our bodies and minds. As a science writer and coach to over 500 runners, her insights have been featured by reputable outlets like Runner’s World and NPR. 

In this episode, Laura shares her knowledge on various topics, including:

- How different running paces enhance our performance  

- The factors that determine our running potential  

- Exciting breakthroughs in running science  

- The importance of consistency and patience in training  

- Misconceptions about running that need to be debunked  

 Tune in to gain valuable insights and motivation to elevate your running journey! 

ABOUT LAURA:

Laura Norris is a certified running coach, science writer, and podcaster. She earned her MSc in Applied Exercise Science from Concordia University Chicago in 2021. She takes a science-based training approach and has coached over 500 runners, from first-time runners to podium finishes. She has been writing in the running space for over ten years, with her website Laura Norris Running and now a Substack. She co-hosts the popular Tread Lightly Podcast and has appeared in publications including Runner's World, NPR Life Kit, Outside, GQ, Self, Shape, and more.

RESOURCES:

·      TREAD LIGHTLY PODCAST

·      WEBSITE

·      SUBSTACK

·      IG: @LAURANORRISRUNNING

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Whitney Heins is a mom of 2, a lifelong runner, a VDOT-certified running coach for moms who run, and founder of the resource, themotherrunners.com. When training for her first marathon as a mom, she found a dearth of information related to running and motherhood. She also felt extremely isolated as a new mom. As a former TV journalist and a freelance writer she decided to use her skills to fill the void with an online resource and community, called The Mother Runners. Whitney also recognized a need for run coaches who understood the demands of motherhood, so she also became a running coach—unearthing a passion for helping moms reap the rewards and empowerment of running. Coming out of a long injury cycle, she ran a 2:54 marathon and 1:20 half marathon in her 40s. She lives in Knoxville, TN with her husband, two kids, and three dogs.

• www.themotherrunners.com
• Instagram: @themotherrunners
• YouTube: The Mother Runners
• [email protected]