Running, Walking, and Exploring: Midlife Miles

Running, Walking, and Exploring: Midlife Miles

By Sandi Lake, Running and Walking CoachSportsHealth & FitnessFitnessRunning
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Running, Walking, and Exploring: Midlife Miles episodes

  • 004: Adventure Doesn't Have An Age Limit!

    In this episode you will learn about travel and adventure after 50 or 60 and why age doesn't limit your sense of exploration. By listening to this episode you will learn about:

    1. Why travel doesn't require you to be over the top physically fit or fearless
    2. The advantages of solo travel ovoer traveling with a group
    3. Why adventure doesn't need to happen all at once or not at all

    11 min
  • 003: Reinventing Ourselves After 50

    In this episode you will learn who we are when the thing we've been for 20 plus years disappears and how to reinvent yourself in midlife (or at anytime). By listening to this episode you will learn:

    1. A framework for reinventing ourselves in this new normal
    2. How to give yourself permission to experiement and try something new
    3. What it means to let go of our old identity on purpose
    16 min
  • 002: Getting Started (or Restarted) Running and Walking After 50

    In this episode you will learn about the hardest part of running, which is getting started. By listening to this episode you will learn: 1. You don't need to be already fit to start running or walking

    2. How comparing ourselves to others, isn't productive

    3. How to overcome the fear of getting hurt, looking foolish or failing (by the way, if you are moving you are winning not failing!)

    17 min
  • 001: Welcome to Midlife Miles

    In this episode you will learn about the podcast host, purpose of the podcast and how to make the most of your Midlife Miles whether you are running, walking or exploring through midlife!

    16 min

About Running, Walking, and Exploring: Midlife Miles

From the publisher's feed

I'm Sandi Lake and I've been running for 50 years, which is a bit ironic since I was the least athletic girl in my PE class. I stuggled with hand-eye coordination and had to be placed (not picked) on a team in PE just so the numbers worked. That's who I was.