The coaches discuss the complicated process of managing the ego and striving to find gratitude for what we are able to do. How do we find that "sweet spot" of being tough enough to do the work but smart enough to embrace the rest and recovery required to KEEP SHOWING UP long term?  That is the real victory for endurance athletes. LIsten, subscribe and share this episode with a friend.

The coaches discuss the complicated process of managing the ego and striving to find gratitude for what we are able to do. How do we find that "sweet spot" of being tough enough to do the work but smart enough to embrace the rest and recovery required to KEEP SHOWING UP long term? That is the real victory for endurance athletes. LIsten, subscribe and share this episode with a friend.

The coaches discuss the complicated process of managing the ego and striving to find gratitude for what we are able to do. How do we find that "sweet spot" of being tough enough to do the work but smart enough to embrace the rest and recovery required to KEEP SHOWING UP long term?&nbsp; That is the real victory for endurance athletes. LIsten, subscribe and share this episode with a friend.&nbsp;

Ep 63: The Grateful Runner

Coach Kevin began running over 40 years ago as a high school freshman.&nbsp; His love of running developed on the track and the cross-country course. &nbsp; He added triathlon to his list of passions while in college. &nbsp;Kevin began coaching informally over 25 years ago and started Can't Stop Endurance in 2006. &nbsp; He has coached runners from beginners to marathon champions.&nbsp; Kevin has also coached thousands of runners through his work with the Team McGraw and St Jude Heroes charity programs.&nbsp; The driving force in his endurance career has been the personal "test of self".&nbsp; Coaching allows him to help others achieve their own personal peak performance. &nbsp;<ul><li>30+ marathons including Boston, NYC &amp; Chicago</li><li>Hundreds of races from 5K to half-marathon</li><li>35+ years of triathlon including sprint distance to Ironman</li><li>USA Triathlon Age-Group Nationals and USAT Age Group All-American status</li><li>Ultrarunning experience:&nbsp; 50K, 50 Mile, 100 Mile</li><li>National Coach - Team McGraw charity program (2007-2015)</li><li>National Run Coach - St Jude Heroes (2010-2020)&nbsp;</li><li>Head Coach - Run the 901 Training Groups</li><li>Run Coach - Victory Triathlon Club</li><li>Host - Can't Stop Endurance Podcast</li></ul>

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Coach Kevin began running over 40 years ago as a high school freshman.  His love of running developed on the track and the cross-country course.   He added triathlon to his list of passions while in college.   Kevin began coaching informally over 25 years ago and started Can't Stop Endurance in 2006.   He has coached runners from beginners to marathon champions.  Kevin has also coached thousands of runners through his work with the Team McGraw and St Jude Heroes charity programs.  The driving force in his endurance career has been the personal "test of self".  Coaching allows him to help others achieve their own personal peak performance.  30+ marathons including Boston, NYC & ChicagoHundreds of races from 5K to half-marathon35+ years of triathlon including sprint distance to IronmanUSA Triathlon Age-Group Nationals and USAT Age Group All-American statusUltrarunning experience:  50K, 50 Mile, 100 MileNational Coach - Team McGraw charity program (2007-2015)National Run Coach - St Jude Heroes (2010-2020) Head Coach - Run the 901 Training GroupsRun Coach - Victory Triathlon ClubHost - Can't Stop Endurance Podcast

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