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886. Re-Run: The First Ali on the Run Show LIVE Event

by Ali Feller

Ali on the Run Show

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"You get out of what you put in it and just you stay healthy. You get through the finish line is very important."
"Just get out of your own way and give yourself a chance to see what's going to happen."
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Episode Summary

In this special throwback episode, host Ali Feller revisits her inaugural live event from June 2018, where she was joined by an all-star lineup including Olympian Meb Keflezighi, actress Andrea Barber, and Chris Heisler. The event, held during the Rock and Roll San Diego Race Weekend, marked a significant moment in the podcast's history as it was Ali’s first live show while she was 20 weeks pregnant.

The conversation kicks off with discussion about the importance of the running community, reflecting on how each guest found their way to running. Meb shares his journey of discovering running through a PE class while new to the U.S., Andrea discusses how she was drawn into running later in life for the fun and camaraderie, and Chris talks about running as a meditation. The guests explore their personal connections to running, the experiences that shaped their lives, and how they manage to balance their careers with family.

As the gathering unfolds, humorous anecdotes surface—from their experiences at live events to personal stories about their running journeys. The guests advocate for self-acceptance and value in their unique contributions to the running community, tackling mental health discussions, the concept of success beyond competition, and how to handle negative feedback.

The episode wraps up with advice for future marathoners, encouraging listeners to embrace the journey and the friendships formed through running. Throughout the show, the camaraderie and sincere support are palpable, making it a continuation of the legacy of the Allie on the Run Show's message of joy and acceptance in running.

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Episode Summary

In this special throwback episode, host Ali Feller revisits her inaugural live event from June 2018, where she was joined by an all-star lineup including Olympian Meb Keflezighi, actress Andrea Barber, and Chris Heisler. The event, held during the Rock and Roll San Diego Race Weekend, marked a significant moment in the podcast's history as it was Ali’s first live show while she was 20 weeks pregnant.

The conversation kicks off with discussion about the importance of the running community, reflecting on how each guest found their way to running. Meb shares his journey of discovering running through a PE class while new to the U.S., Andrea discusses how she was drawn into running later in life for the fun and camaraderie, and Chris talks about running as a meditation. The guests explore their personal connections to running, the experiences that shaped their lives, and how they manage to balance their careers with family.

As the gathering unfolds, humorous anecdotes surface—from their experiences at live events to personal stories about their running journeys. The guests advocate for self-acceptance and value in their unique contributions to the running community, tackling mental health discussions, the concept of success beyond competition, and how to handle negative feedback.

The episode wraps up with advice for future marathoners, encouraging listeners to embrace the journey and the friendships formed through running. Throughout the show, the camaraderie and sincere support are palpable, making it a continuation of the legacy of the Allie on the Run Show's message of joy and acceptance in running.

Key Takeaways

  • Embrace your unique running journey, as everyone's path is different.
  • Building a supportive community is essential for personal growth in running.
  • Self-acceptance is key; focus on your personal achievements rather than comparisons.

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