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Ali on the Run Show

281. What's New With You with Rachel Wyman

Ali on the Run Show

Ali Feller

Fitness, Running, Sports, Health & Fitness

4.9 • 4.2K Ratings

🗓️ 20 September 2020

⏱️ 56 minutes

🔗️ Recording | iTunes | RSS

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Summary

"I've never been so tired in my life. No amount of having babies or opening businesses or anything set me up for this. Those first three months, I've never experienced anything so difficult in my entire life. But I just kept going."

 

Welcome to the What's New With You series on the Ali on the Run Show! For the next six weeks, I'll be catching up with past guests to see what they've been up to since the last time we talked. And we're kicking things off with the indomitable Rachel Wyman! Rachel first appeared on Episode 166 of the show, where she talked about her life as a bread baker, single mom of three, owner of Montclair Bread Company, and race director for two of New Jersey's most popular races. On this episode, Rachel offers an update about what life for a small business owner has been like during the pandemic, and reflects on the bike accident that shattered her pelvis, and how far she's come in the two years since the accident. (Spoiler: She ran a marathon last fall and earned a Boston Qualifying time!)

 

Thank you to UCAN for sponsoring the What's New With You series on the Ali on the Run Show! Go to ucan.co/ontherun and use code ONTHERUN for 20% off your order!

 

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The What's New With You series on the Alley on the Run Show is brought to you by YouCan.

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Go to youcan.co slash on the run and use code on the run for 20% off your order.

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Hi, welcome to the Alley on the Run Show. I am your host Alley Feller and I am so excited,

0:21.5

you can hear it in my voice. So excited to be bringing back the first series I ever launched

0:27.2

on the Alley on the Run Show. This is What's New With You. Every week I'll be catching up with a

0:33.4

past guest from the show to see what's been going on since the last time we talked. So if you've

0:38.9

been wondering what some of your favorites have been up to, these episodes should fill in all the

0:43.5

blanks. And I'm thrilled to kick things off today with Rachel Weiman. Rachel made her Alley on

0:48.8

the Run Show debut on episode 166 and you probably remember her as the badass bread baker single mom of

0:56.6

three owner of Montclair Bread Company and race director of two of New Jersey's most popular

1:02.4

local races. You may also remember the accident. When she was on the show last year,

1:07.7

Rachel talked about the bike crash that left her with a shattered pelvis, unable to walk,

1:12.9

certainly unable to run or get back on a bike. Unsurprisingly to anyone who knows Rachel,

1:18.8

she has come a very long way since that accident and since her doctor said she may never run again.

1:24.6

I'll let her share, but spoiler. She ran a marathon last fall and she didn't just run it.

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She earned herself a Boston qualifying time. Rachel is the hardest worker I know and I am

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honored to welcome her back to the Alley on the Run Show. This is What's New With You.

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Fan favorite Rachel Weiman. I am so excited to be kicking off this series with you. How are you?

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Good. I'm the kickoff. You're the kickoff. You're the first one. I know I didn't tell you that,

2:00.0

but surprise. Yay. All right. So we're going to find out what's new with you. It's been a little more

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than a year since you were first on the show. I had a donut this weekend that was not for

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Montclair bread company. So obviously it was super disappointing missing you and your donuts so much.

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