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Hi, I'm Olympian Kerry Tullifson and welcome to the C-Tal-I-Ran podcast.

Today I'm interviewing Scott Fable.

Scott is a member of the Northern Arizona elite team in Flagstaff, Arizona. He graduated from the University of Portland and was a four-time

All-American. He finished seventh at the IMG New York City Marathon in 2018 and also finished

fourth at the 2016 Olympic track trials in the 10,000 meters.

His PRs are 212 for the marathon, 102 for the half marathon, and 28 minutes for the 10K.

This guy is super fast.

In this episode, we talk about Scott's recent win at the Gasparilla Half Marathon and how good it feels to win again.

His training for the Boston Marathon, his new book that he co-wrote with his coach Ben Rosario called Inside a Marathon,

being the burrito cowboy, and so much more. So let's get after it. All right, Scott, thanks so much for being on C-Tali Ron. Thank you so much for having me, Carrie. Yeah, I'm super excited about this. I have, like, researched you, obviously, and followed your career, but I've never really, like, got to talk to you. So I've been pumped to finally have, like, a little one-on-one. Oh, for sure. This is going to be great. Yeah. I mean, I am so excited because we were,

you know, kind of planning to do this interview. And I was like, let's just wait a little bit

because I wanted to get a little bit closer to Boston. But then also, you had a race last weekend

and you nailed it. And it was so exciting to see like your, you know, tweets and things because

you were super pumped about it. So talk about your race last weekend. And we'll get into the book and your training and all that. But this is too much, too much fun to not like talk about right away. Yeah, no, it was a very good, very good weekend. I haven't had, I was down in Tampa at the Gasparilla Half Marathon.

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