Adam Woodyatt
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Adam Woodyatt
Notable Quotes
"It's not about running a marathon, it's about doing a marathon."
"If you can see yourself doing it, then you can absolutely do it."
"Running is good for your head; it's obviously good for you physically as well."
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In this episode, Jenny Falconer speaks with Adam Woodyatt, famed for his long-standing role as Ian Beale on EastEnders. Surprisingly, Adam reveals his passion for running, which he only discovered a few years ago. His journey began when a conversation about the air ambulance led him to sign up for a marathon, coinciding with his son’s serious accident, creating a meaningful goal to pursue together.
Adam candidly shares the struggles of completing his first marathon, highlighting the importance of enjoying the experience rather than focusing on competitive completion times. He recounts the ups and downs of marathon running, discussing how his initial frustration evolved into a love for the sport, especially through the shared experiences with friends and family.
Throughout the conversation, Adam reflects on the commitment required to fit running into a hectic acting schedule, emphasizing the physical and mental benefits he's gained from the sport. He discusses the sense of community found at races and motivates listeners considering their own running journeys. With several half-marathons and marathons lined up, Adam's enthusiasm for running is infectious, making him an inspiring figure for both new and seasoned runners alike.
Adam candidly shares the struggles of completing his first marathon, highlighting the importance of enjoying the experience rather than focusing on competitive completion times. He recounts the ups and downs of marathon running, discussing how his initial frustration evolved into a love for the sport, especially through the shared experiences with friends and family.
Throughout the conversation, Adam reflects on the commitment required to fit running into a hectic acting schedule, emphasizing the physical and mental benefits he's gained from the sport. He discusses the sense of community found at races and motivates listeners considering their own running journeys. With several half-marathons and marathons lined up, Adam's enthusiasm for running is infectious, making him an inspiring figure for both new and seasoned runners alike.
Key Takeaways
- Running can start at any age and can be beneficial for physical and mental health.
- The experience of completing a marathon is as valuable as the time it takes to finish.
- Community and camaraderie in running can significantly enhance the experience.
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