Glenn Hartrick was on top of the world.  He had completed multiple marathons and triathlons, including a sub 10 hour finish at the NYC Ironman.  His physique was so exceptional that he was featured on the cover of the Runner's World Body Issue in December 2012.  But in June of 2014, just weeks after completing Ironman Texas, Glenn was struck by a car while on a training ride.  He was paralyzed from the chest down.  With new definitions of pain, struggle and determination Glenn battled back and is now an elite para-athlete continuing his journey this year at the 2018 Ironman World Championship in Hawaii. Learn how Glenn found the will to keep moving forward and what it took to get back on top of the world.  #2Ns

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Tina Muir is a Professional Runner and Olympic hopeful from the United Kingdom.  After years competing at the highest level, she made the difficult decision to hang up her shoes and start a family.  Tina and I speak candidly about her reasons for leaving the world of competitive running and how the sport affected her health.  When she’s not on mom duty (and sometimes while she is), Tina continues to inspire thousands with her podcast, Running for Real, as she honestly and openly discusses real-world problems faced by runners today.

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Have you ever fired your coach?  Did it feel like breaking up?  Allison Goldstein delivers another poetic tale of her struggles with firing her old coach and her optimism with hiring her new one.  Whether you are a coached athlete or not Allison brings an interesting perspective on what can become a surprisingly intimate relationship.   

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Have you ever wondered what it's like to run 24 marathons in 24 days?  Well Shane Finn can tell you all about it.  This Irish native embarked upon an endurance journey of epic proportions in the summer of 2017 and raised €142,000 ($165,000) for Spina Bifida & Hydrocephalus Ireland.  While that might be enough for most people Shane plans to raise the bar even higher in 2019 by running and biking across America to continue his crusade for SBHI.  Find out why Shane always needs to do more and how he finds the strength to never stop trying.  

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Amy Freeze can be seen most mornings on NYC's WABC Eyewitness News Team reporting on the weather.  But when she's not scanning Doppler images she can most often be seen running in Central Park.  This Indiana native picked up endurance sports at an early age and credits much of her success with the lessons learned from running.  Besides being a multi-time marathoner and triathlete she uses her time and influence to help raise money and awareness for charity organizations such as the Challenged Athlete Foundation and the Ray Pfeiffer Foundation.  Her energy is limitless and it was an honor to speak with her at the WABC studios.

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Sarah Crouch discusses the philosophy of strategy in "Death Be Not Proud".  After a conservative effort at a 5 mile race, Sarah is forced to reflect on her tactics and what it says about her and her running career. 

Sarah is a professional runner, 361 USA sponsored athlete and a contributor to the Personal Record Podcast.   

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Has your running performance plateaued despite logging countless miles?  Every wonder why you keep getting injured?  Well maybe Jason Fitzgerald can help.  Jason is a USATF-certified coach, Founder and Head Coach of Strength Running and author of Running for Health & Happiness.

As a blogger, podcast host, and independent coach, Jason has advised hundreds of thousands of runners and has helped tens of thousands more accomplish their goals with results-oriented coaching programs.

On this episode of Personal Record, Jason and I tackle a range of topics including injury prevention, optimal performance, and how strength work might be the missing link to both.

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Rachael Steil is the author of Running in Silence: My Drive for Perfection and the Eating Disorder That Fed It.  In the book she details her struggles with eating disorders throughout her high school and college track career and the ways in which the diseases affected her performance, her relationships and her health.  Rachael has since dedicated her life to helping women and men who struggle with similar disorders, including offering advice to coaches and family members of these athletes. Through her activism work and using her book as a mouthpiece, Rachael strives to break misconceptions, heighten awareness and generate change in the athletic community for those at any body weight who struggle to speak up.

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Allison Goldstein is a NYC local elite runner and freelance writer and editor.  She contributes regularly to Women's Running, Runner's World and to the Personal Record Podcast. 

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Runner's World

Can This 'Fourth Macronutrient' Help You Run Faster?

Women's Running Articles

The 10 Commandments Of Running On The Track

What If Your Ghosts Of Marathons Past Wrote You A Letter?

One Runner Says You Can’t Have It All—Here’s Why

We Know We Have To Taper—But Why Exactly?

Why Racing Before Your Race Is The Best Mental Training

Other Works

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Jeff Gaudette has been running for 13 years, at all levels of the sport. He was a two time Division-I All-American in Cross Country while at Brown University and competed professionally for 4 years after college. Jeff has competed all over the world, in numerous marathons, and recorded Olympic Trials qualifying times in the marathon and 10,000 meters.

Jeff and I have a fascinating conversation about Runner's Connect and their unique ability to coach athletes of all abilities.  We discuss podcasting, the enormous challenges faced by high school track coaches and the barriers of entry for new runners.  Jeff gives great advice on how YOU can help someone overcome those hurdles.

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