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

Today I invited two of my friends, Molly Huddle and Sarah Slattery. Molly is a two-time

Olympian, an American record holder, has won over 25 USATF national championships, and she's

soon to be a new mommy. Sarah has made international teams for the U.S. She's won NCAA championships.

She's a division one coach coach and she's also a mom

to Stevie and Callie. In this episode, Molly and Sarah share how they were just out for a run one day

and they started chatting about writing a book. These two alone could have written a book about

their own individual journeys in the sport, but instead they not only offered their own advice, but they reached out to 80 women

and co-wrote the book called How She Did It.

We talk about the book, their website, racing and training.

We also talk about the different phases of life as a female.

We talk about sisterhood, motherhood,

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