In this episode of Still in the Game, host Leah Jantzen sits down with Erin Washington — former Division I soccer player, author, and single mom — for a powerful conversation about life after sports. Erin opens up about the loss of identity she faced when her playing days ended, her decade-long battle with self-worth and body image, and how she ultimately found purpose through vulnerability and authenticity. Together, they explore the pressure women feel to “do it all,” the importance of modeling self-acceptance for children, and why sharing our personal stories can help others find strength in their own. This episode is a reminder that even when one chapter closes, your story is far from over.

In this episode of Still in the Game, host Leah Jantzen interviews professional runner Keira D'Amato, who shares her inspiring journey of balancing motherhood and competitive running. Keira discusses how becoming a mother transformed her relationship with running, the importance of resilience in the face of failure, and the joy of pursuing personal goals. She emphasizes that it's never too late to chase your dreams and encourages women to find their own paths to happiness and fulfillment. The conversation highlights the power of small steps, the significance of community, and the message that women can be both dedicated mothers and ambitious individuals.

Elite marathoner Stephanie Bruce is back for an honest conversation about what it really takes to stay in the game as a mom and professional athlete.

Stephanie gets real about me time (or lack thereof), the guilt that comes with traveling for races, and why becoming a mom didn't slow her down—it made her more motivated than ever. She talks about racing against 25-year-olds who have no idea who she is, proving that motherhood doesn't mean your competitive days are over, and the fire that comes from making every race count when you're away from your kids.

Leah sits down with performance coach Kirsten Jones to break down the do’s and don’ts of parenting athletes in today’s youth sports world. From handling tryouts and tough losses to making the car ride home more constructive, Kirsten shares strategies parents can use right away to help their kids thrive in sports—and in life.

Professional distance runner and mom of three Stephanie Bruce has faced heartbreak, near-misses, and triumphant wins across a 12-year career on the world’s biggest stages. But when the Olympic dream didn’t come true, Steph had to ask herself: what really defines a champion? In this conversation with Leah, she opens up about resilience, motherhood, loss, and the fire it takes to keep chasing big goals—on your own terms.

Still In The Game is the podcast for competitive, ambitious moms who refuse to disappear. Hosted by mental performance coach and mom of four Leah Jantzen, this show challenges the myth that motherhood and midlife mean slowing down. From strength training to starting over, from tough losses to comeback wins, Leah talks with athletes, experts, and everyday women who are still chasing goals, breaking rules, and rewriting the script -- on their terms.

Forget balance. Bring the fire. You’re still in the game.