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Feel Better, Live More with Dr Rangan Chatterjee

#158 BITESIZE | How To Use Running as a Tool to Transform Your Life | Sanjay Rawal

Feel Better, Live More with Dr Rangan Chatterjee

Dr Rangan Chatterjee

Health & Fitness, Medicine, Alternative Health, Mental Health

4.810.9K Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2021

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

When we think about running, we often think of it as a way to lose weight or stay healthy - but running can be so much more than that.


Feel Better Live More Bitesize is my new weekly podcast for your mind, body and heart. Each week I’ll be featuring inspirational stories and practical tips from some of my former guests.

Today’s clip is from episode 79 of the podcast with Sanjay Rawal - a documentary maker who directed the brilliant film ‘3100: Run and Become’.


Sanjay believes that if you approach running with the right mindset it can become a tool to transform your life. He describes how his experience of running with the Navajo tribe changed his perspective and made him realise that running could be transformative. 


The benefits to be gained from mindful running, walking and movement are available to us all and Sanjay explains how to run more mindfully for a totally different experience. If you’ve never tried running, or you feel discouraged, Sanjay also gives some great tips on how to get started and find joy in mindful movement.


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0:00.0

Welcome to Feel Better, live more bite-sized, your weekly dose of optimism and positivity

0:07.9

to get you ready for the weekend.

0:09.9

Today's clip is from episode 79 of the podcast with San Jerawile, a documentary maker who

0:15.8

directed the brilliant film 3100 Run and Become.

0:21.4

When we think about running, we often think of it as a way to lose weight or stay healthy,

0:26.8

but running can be so much more than that.

0:29.9

If you approach running with the right mindsets, it can become a tool to transform your life

0:35.2

as San J first experienced when he ran with the Navajo.

0:44.1

I ran competitively in high school, a little bit in college and thereafter, but it wasn't

0:48.4

until I started making this movie in 2015 and went for a run with our Navajo character,

0:55.0

Sean Martin, that I realized I was missing something for running.

0:59.7

Even though I studied with Sri Chinwai who recommended this type of running, it's like,

1:03.5

I just never sunk in.

1:04.8

What went through that?

1:05.8

You went out for a run.

1:06.8

Yeah, so we're leaving his front doorstep.

1:09.8

And first of all, he tells me, we start running in the morning towards the east to greet

1:15.4

the rising sun.

1:17.3

And I was like, I've never started a run with that type of intention or that type of relationship

1:22.9

with nature.

1:24.1

Even when I run at the Grand Canyon, it's like, how fast can I get to the bottom and come

1:27.5

back up?

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