295: Keira D'Amato - I Never Surrendered

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Sports, Fitness, Health & Fitness, Running

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🗓️ 29 September 2022

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Carrie chats with American Marathon Record Holder Keira D’Amato! Keira just ran her second fastest marathon ever at the Berlin Marathon this past weekend, and she joins Carrie to talk about her race, how she worked through some cramping issues during the middle miles, the struggles with lowering the American record, how she handles pressure and negative thoughts, the next big event on her calendar, and much more!

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1:05.9	Hi, I'm Olympian Kerry Tullifson. Welcome to the C-Tolly Run podcast. Today I catch up with American Marathon record holder, Kira Damado. Kira is currently in Berlin at the Berlin Marathon, where she just
1:12.4	finished sixth and ran her second fastest marathon ever in 221.48. In this episode, she breaks down the
1:20.3	entire race with us and talks about having a really bad side ache and some cramping issues during
1:25.7	the middle miles. She also talks about how she
1:28.3	worked through it, how it's not easy what she's trying to do by running faster than any other
1:33.8	American has ever run. We also hear about her family and everyone that's over there with her
1:39.5	and what they're doing for fun. She talks about the pressure that she's under. She talks about dealing with negative
1:45.6	thoughts out on the course. And we also hear about her awesome husband, Anthony, and what he's doing
1:51.7	as well. Last but not least, Kira and I finish our chat with talking about what's next
1:57.9	on her calendar, not running her legs, but running her mouth at the Bank of America's Chicago Marathon coming up.
2:05.3	She and I are both on the broadcast team for the Chicago Marathon.
2:08.4	I'll be throwing it to her from the booth while she's out on the motto in front of the elite women's race.
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