Erika Kemp: Championships, Challenges, and a Marathon Debut
Erika Kemp will be racing 26.2 miles for the first time ever at the 2023 Boston Marathon on April 17. As one of the top professional distance road racers in the United States today, Erika has had a lot of success. But she's also gone through some significant challenges. Through it all she's gained …
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Episode #22
In this conversation, Erika Kemp shares her journey from a reluctant high school runner to a professional athlete. She discusses the pivotal moments in her life, including her transition to college running at NC State, the importance of support systems, and her experiences in marathon r…
#76 Elena Hayday: The Girl Who Challenges The American Marathon Elite
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Elena Hayday is a name to remember. She will most likely be one of America's big names in marathon running in the years to come. With a PR of 2:30 and her 12th place overall in this year's New York Marathon, she definitely is one to keep an eye on.
In…
Snowy Creek Crossings, Boston Hills, and an Indy After-Party
Today on the group chat, we have Lindsey Hein, Kofuzi, and Erika Kemp talking about their weekends in running!
-Indy Monumental weekend recap and Lindsey's sold-out after-party
-Kofuzi’s first true XC 8K with creek crossings in the snow
-Erika’s B.A.A. Half takeaways and “thread the needle” race p…
Erika Kemp Breaks Down Her Houston Half Race, World Cross Chaos, and the Great Treadmill Debate
In this episode, we have Lindsey Hein, Peter Bromka, and Erika Kemp.
Episode Rundown:
Houston Half weekend energy and early-season racing mindset
Erika Kemp’s race, PR, and returning to Houston after last year’s marathon breakthrough
Should Houston be the USATF Half Marathon Championships?
H…
The Highs & Lows of Competitive Running with Professional Runner Erika Kemp |s6e4
In this episode, Brooks Professional Runner Erika Kemp shares her journey in the world of running, discussing her record-breaking achievements and the lessons learned along the way. She emphasizes the importance of community, the highs and lows of racing, and the need for balance in life as a compe…
Erika Wins New Bedford Half, D3 NCAA Track in the News, and “Wait, She Ran What in the Marathon?”
Topics discussed:
- Erika Kemp wins New Bedford Half and uses it as a Boston build workout
- New York Half performances and how fast the men’s field has become
- NCAA indoor track drama, DQ controversy, and rising personalities in the sport
- Doping conversations, testing challenges, and clean spor…
4.17. Live from London with Cynthia Erivo!
From Boston to London Des and Kara are live again, this time with very special guests!
In this intimate conversation, Cynthia Erivo shares her journey into distance running, how she balances marathon training with a demanding creative career, and what's fueling her preparation as she heads into Lo…
Interview with Dave Hashim: The Guy Who Ran 170 Miles Through The Sahara And Still Made It To The Finish Line Shot
This episode is supported by Noogs, ZBiotics and Kava Haven.
This week’s guest episode features photographer and creative director Dave Hashim, whose work has become instantly recognizable across the running world. Dave joins Peter Bromka and Erika Kemp to talk about photographing some of the spor…
Why Bother With Doubles When You Can Run Triples?
Peter Bromka, Erika Kemp, and Gabby Hentemann debate race-course mishaps, Strava PRs, the rules of doubling, and whether you ever get into bed without showering after a run. They also talk European Championships, Falmouth, why pro runners could stand to show a little more personality,
the running …
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