18: Jordan Hasay - Ready to Go

C Tolle Run

Fitness, Running, Sports, Health & Fitness

4.7 • 557 Ratings

🗓️ 19 May 2017

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Carrie interviews Jordan Hasay! They chat about her Boston Marathon race strategy, where she broke the record for the fastest American debut by a woman in 2:23:00. Jordan also reflects on her relationship with her parents, and she gives the inside scoop on being coached by Alberto Salazar.

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Jordan Hasay

Jordan Hasay is an American distance runner who runs for the Nike Oregon Project. She grew up in Arroyo Grande, attending Mission College Preparatory Catholic High School. In 2008 she was selected as Girls High School Athlete of the Year at Track & Field News. She was the ninth high school athlete to grace the cover of Track and Field News magazine in March of 2009.

After high school, Jordan attended the University of Oregon where she became one of their most decorated female athletes, earning a place in the Ducks history books.

After graduation, Jordan joined the Nike Oregon Project to be coached by Alberto Salazar. She placed second at the 2013 US National Championships in the 10,000m. Later, lowering her PR for the event down to 31:46.42, she secured her spot to represent the US at the 2013 World Championships. She won the 2016 USATF 10 Mile Road Championships in St. Paul, Minnesota.

In January 2017, Jordan placed 4th in the Aramco Houston Half Marathon in 01:08:40, setting an American female course record, and the second fastest half-marathon debut for an American female. She made her marathon debut at the 2017 Boston Marathon, finishing third overall and breaking the American record for the fastest debut marathon in 2:23:00.

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0:26.3	Music app for free in the iTunes app store. Hi, I'm Olympian Carrie Telethson and welcome to the C-Talley Run podcast.
0:31.2	Today I'm interviewing Jordan Hussay. When I think of Jordan, I think of a winner. She won in high school, she won in college, and now she's winning as a pro. I've always known she was a phenom, but now I want America
0:42.4	to really get to know her. We chat about a record-setting marathon debut at the 2017 Boston
0:47.9	Marathon, the importance of family after the recent passing of her mom. And she gives us the
0:53.3	inside scoop about being coached by the infamous Alberto Salazar.
0:58.0	Let's get after it.
1:02.2	Thanks so much, Jordan, for coming on my podcast.
1:05.9	I can't wait to catch up with you.
1:08.0	Yes, of course.
1:09.3	Thank you.
1:09.9	I'm honored to be on. Yeah, well, we were just chatting. I said, okay, we got to stop. We got to just start recording. So because everything that you guys always say before I start recording is awesome. So I got to just catch back up. So what are you up to right now? And you just finished the Boston. You're probably coming back and starting to run a little bit now. So let's just kind of rewind a little bit and tell us where you're at and what you're up to.
1:32.3	Yes. It's been, oh, what's today? Monday, actually. So today is I guess, oh, what is it? Three or four
1:40.5	weeks. I kind of lost track of time. I'm not really sure since the race. But yeah,
1:45.9	that is good. Yeah, I'm actually, I've started some running last week. So that was good.
1:53.1	And yeah, I mean, my recovery's gone really well. I'm really thankful, no injuries. And I was
2:00.5	pretty sore coming off the race. I think
2:02.9	Boston is a very difficult course. People had warned me before that I would be pretty tired,
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