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For many of us, the reason why we run is so much more than times or the physical benefits running brings.
It can be a way to cope with life or to push ourselves beyond what we thought we were capable of. The reason why we run can vary and be the driver that helps us stay consistent.
In this episode, runners share:
- Their deeper reason why they run
- The moments and experiences that helped them discover their ‘why’
- How reconnecting with that purpose supports them through difficult runs and life challenges
- Regrets they've experienced and how they've learnt to process them
Scroll down to find out who features on the episode or leave it as a surprise to find out at the end of the episode.
Runners on this episode:
- Giselle Moor (@zellymoor)
- Luce Grover (@lucygrover)
- Esther Marshall (@sophiesaysofficial)
- Maggie Klein (@maggi.eklein)
- Ben Olayinka (@ben_inlivingcolor)
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