This episode is brought to you by the Atlanta Track Club. Guess what? The Atlanta Journal

Constitution Peachtree Road Race is back with a new name, but it's back to a one-day event.

Monday, July 4th, we will see that sea of red, white, and blue all together again in Atlanta.

The in-person registration is going on now, March 15th through the 31st. So make

sure you get your registration in. But if you can't get to Atlanta and you still want to do it

virtually, or if you're in Atlanta and you still want to run it virtually, you have a little bit

longer to register, March 15th through May 31st. I'm so excited, and this year, I hope to be back and watch

all of you on that one day, July 4th. If you are an Atlanta track club member, you will receive

guaranteed and lowest price entry. If you're not a member, you can join today and then sign up for the peach tree.

Non-members must enter through the lottery and will be notified of selection on April 4th.

To register or learn more about it, head over to AJC.com slash peach tree.

There's only one peach tree, and peach tree is for everyone.

Hi, I'm Olympian Kerry Tellison, and welcome to the Sea Talley Run podcast.

Today I get to chat with Hoka Northern Arizona Elite Coach and author Ben Rosario. In this episode, I chat with Ben about his latest book called Run Like a Pro, Even If You're Slow. The training tips he and his co-author,

Matt Fitzgerald, give us, are so good. He also gives us an update on some of his Northern Arizona

elite athletes.

We talk a lot about the state of the sport.

And we just get into a bunch of other things.

Ben and I always have fun chatting, and I know you'll have fun listening to this.

So let's get after it.

All right, Ben, thanks for coming back on the show.

I'm pumped this time because book number two is out.

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