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Hi, I'm Olympian Carey's Hellowson and welcome to the C-Tolly Run podcast. Today I have back on the show my friend, Shalane Flanagan. Lots of you know her as an Olympic silver medalist. A lot of you know

that she's a four-time Olympian. She's also the New York City Marathon Champion. She's a coach

at Bowerman Track Club. She's a mom, a wife. And she's a woman that's taken on running every

Abbott World Marathon major in a 42-day period. Nobody else has done this. Shalane calls it Project Eclipse. She started in

Berlin on September 26 and ran 238. Then she ran London and she ran 235-04. She then went to Chicago

and attempted to do the double of the Chicago Marathon on Sunday, the Boston Marathon on Monday.

And guess what, you guys? She nailed it. She ran 246.39. And about 24 hours later, she ran

240, 34. Then this past Monday, she ran the Tokyo Marathon virtually because they didn't hold the

in-person marathon this year. So she did it from her home in Portland. And guess what? She ran the Tokyo Marathon virtually because they didn't hold the in-person marathon this year.

So she did it from her home in Portland. And guess what? She ran 2.35. She has one more to go. And that's the New York City Marathon on November 6. So that's six marathons in six weeks. And most likely they will all be under 246.

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