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The Everyday Athlete by Run Tri Bike retweeted
I met Ivan Casillas about a year ago. I have smiled while reading his post and engaging with him in conversation.
It stands to reason that the Fireside Chat podcast was a great conversation with lots of smiling, laughing and tearing down the gatekeeping.
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We’re excited to share that @RunTriMag will be featuring Jason O’Donnell, PCRF Board Member and 2025 Executives 4 Kids member, on their upcoming podcast on October 22! Jason will share his family’s personal journey with childhood cancer and how it inspired his deep commitment to the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation’s mission. 🎙️
At just 11 months old, Jason’s son Brody was diagnosed with Atypical Teratoid Rhabdoid Tumor (AT/RT), a rare and aggressive pediatric cancer. Today, Brody is thriving in remission and a proud high school baseball player. He serves as a true testament to the power of research, hope, and perseverance.
Motivated by his family’s experience, Jason and his associates at O'Donnell Real Estate have become long-time champions for pediatric cancer research, dedicating a portion of every sale to help fund life-saving breakthroughs.
We are deeply grateful to Jason for his leadership and to @RunTriMag for helping raise awareness about the ongoing need for pediatric cancer research and community support! 🎗️
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Melanin MVP is part of the @RunTriMag Everyday Athlete Podcast Network.
Links to listen (and leave a rating/review) below!
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The Everyday Athlete by Run Tri Bike retweeted
Loved this conversation!
What artists do you think we missed?
Who would you add?
The latest What’s In Your Earbuds? Podcast is out and this was a blast.
@anghollowell, Joe Hardin & myself discussed black music month with our best choices from each decade from Aretha to OutKast.
And we know we missed A LOT like Queen Latifah, The Fugees and Tracy Chapman so drop the other artists that we missed in the comments and let’s celebrate Black Music Month together.
Links to full episode is in the comments
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Thanks to everyone who read yesterday's article and listened to the podcast episode with @marathonmary79 (part of the @RunTriMag Everyday Athlete Podcast Network)!
We have some fun stuff coming in May as we heat up for the summer.
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The Everyday Athlete by Run Tri Bike retweeted
One of the downfalls of social media culture: We value loud voices over knowledgeable ones.
We've devalued expertise in favor of whoever can shout loudest with enough people behind them.
It's made us dumber.
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Here is a breakdown of the science behind training zones and how you can use them to train smarter, not harder. via @RunTriMag
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666 subscribers on YouTube.
Please don't let me start the week like this.
If you wanna follow my journey of building an original media house, subscribe here:
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Lots of solid advice here for athletes on the importance of carbs before, during and after training. via @RunTriMag
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#mondaymotivation
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We are excited to announce that 7 Summits Snacks is the sponsor of Food Fight Friday on the @evrydyathpdcst network.
Be sure to tune in for the chance to win some bars and fuel your next adventure.
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The Everyday Athlete by Run Tri Bike retweeted
Hey, ultrarunners, I have availability. I can work with 1 or 2 more people. (U.S. only)
The areas that I specialize in are anxiety, perfectionism, burnout, and mindset. - Geared towards runners. We can work on a number of other things, as well.
I have knowledge in trauma, and eating disorders because as a Licensed Professional Counselor, those are other areas I specialize in, I just can't treat them as a coach.
If you think that we would make a good team, please email or private message me. The best way to email me is through my website.
We'll do a quick (free) consultation via email, messenger, or if you want to schedule a call. If everything sounds good and my services are what you are looking for, then we can get started right away.
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Let's boost your mental well-being and running to the next level!
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Among the good takeaways: "Look for products that are Informed Sport or NSF Certified for Sport." via @RunTriMag
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How to plan your 2025 ultra racing season. via @RunTriMag
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For endurance athletes, post-race emotions develop from both the physical and psychological demands of racing. Navigating these emotions can be challenging. Here's how to deal with them, via @RunTriMag
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My 7th annual list of the top 25 most inspirational women ultra runners is out! This year's honorees include the first woman to finish the Barkley Marathons, a @wser-UTMB double winner, and the holder of the overall FKT on the Appalachian Trail and more.
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Not all forms of perfectionism are helpful for athletes in endurance sports. Maladaptive perfectionism, which typically shows up as an overwhelming fear of failure and self-criticism, can really hurt our athletic performance. Here's why. via @RunTriMag
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