Surprising Athleticism

The conversation highlights how age can be just a number when it comes to athletic achievements, with examples of impressive marathon performances from those in their late thirties. Lindsay shares her journey of overcoming injuries and rediscovering her passion for running, emphasizing that sometimes stepping back and resetting your goals can lead to unexpected successes. The contagious ambition found in supportive training environments also plays a crucial role in pushing individuals to achieve their best.

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124. NYT Journalist Lindsay Crouse on Investing in Women, Power, and Running Journalism
Related Questions
- I'm 29, I just ran a marathon, and I want to get faster and stronger. How can I achieve that?
- What challenges might I face when trying to become an athlete in my 30s, as discussed in the episode Episode 144 | Craig Curley and the clip Finding Belonging, Trust, and Running Goals?

Surprising Athleticism

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From this podcast

The Strength Running Podcast

124. NYT Journalist Lindsay Crouse on Investing in Women, Power, and Running Journalism

Related Questions

I'm 29, I just ran a marathon, and I want to get faster and stronger. How can I achieve that?

What challenges might I face when trying to become an athlete in my 30s, as discussed in the episode Episode 144 | Craig Curley and the clip Finding Belonging, Trust, and Running Goals?