This episode is brought to you by Atlanta TREC Club. This winter, I'll be heading down to Atlanta for

America's Marathon weekend to see the greatest runners in the country compete at the U.S. Olympic

Team Trials Marathon on February 29th, 2020. Join me down in Atlanta to watch this unforgettable race.

And I said in the episode, it's about eight weeks away. Everybody,

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Hi, I'm Olympian Carrie Tullifson and welcome to the C-Tolley Run podcast. Today I interview

longtime friend Renee Matvea. Renee and I have not chatted in a long time.

Life has just been busy. But this woman is amazing. She was a state champion in high school.

She was an NCAA champion in college. She was a USATF champion as a pro multiple times.

And she's a woman that gets after it. She's been beating injury after injury

in the last six years. She's finding her spark again after life threw her for some loops.

She owns her own rehab and prehab business in Bend, Oregon. And now she qualified for her

fifth Olympic trials, just off of six weeks of marathon-specific training.

In this episode, we talk about all of that, the highs and lows of life and sport, injuries,

and everything in between. We hear about her 227 debut marathon in 2012 and how that changed

her career. We also hear about how running 243 this past weekend has her feeling her

marathon legs again, and of course how she qualified for the Olympic trials in February.

So let's get after it.

All right, Renee, I am super pumped not only just to catch up with you because it's been way too long, but you are back.

So thanks for coming on C-Tali, Ron.

Thanks, Carrie, for having me.

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