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Hi, I'm Olympia, Carrie, Tullifson, and welcome to the C-Tolly Run podcast.

On this episode today, we bring you fellow Minnesotan Shane Strike.

Shane just recently ran the American record in the 1,000 meters indoors.

I hear all about it.

His new training environment at the Atlanta Track Club, being a three-sport athlete,

finding his passion, being in the show choir,

and playing instruments. And yep, you guys, Shane and I actually sang a little Bon Jovi. The comparison

trap, not caring about being the underdog and his goals going forward. So let's get after it.

All right, Shane, I had the pleasure of interviewing last week after you set the American record for the Indoor Thousand. And I love that

you're from Minnesota. So I had to catch up with you. So thanks for coming on C-Tali Ron.

Yeah, thank you. I appreciate you having me. Yeah, it was so fun last weekend. So I got coming on Citaly Ron. Yeah, thank you, Carrie. I appreciate you having me.

Yeah, it was so fun last weekend. So I got to just give you a little background.

So we were all in Louisville, Kentucky, and Shane and his Atlanta track club teammates were racing

the American Track League race. And they were all hyped up about this young Irish guy going after my coaches national

record, Marcus O'Sullivan.

And we weren't even really thinking about the American record in the thousand.

Not that we shouldn't, but we were thinking more about the Irish record.

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