Looking for summer running plans, while the Atlanta Journal Constitution Peachtree Road Race is one of the most iconic and well-known races in the world.

There's nothing quite like the sights and sounds of Peachtree Street on the morning of the 4th of July.

It's truly an unforgettable experience, and I love being a part of the broadcast team as well.

Seeing everyone in their red, white, and blue, it's so much fun. So if you all want to

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

with someone I've been wanting to chat with for a long time. Maggie Montoya. Maggie ran

Division I track at Baylor University. After college,

Maggie moved to Boulder, Colorado and joined the Roots Running Project, and now she runs for Solomon

running. In this episode, we talk about Maggie winning her first professional race, her training,

being a triathlete, her family, the power of the mind, her education, and her goals both on and off the track.

We also talk about her move to the marathon, the Olympic trials coming up next February,

her progression in that event, and so much more. One thing we didn't talk about was the tragic

incident she was involved in when working as a pharmacy tech at the King Scoopers in Boulder,

Colorado. Maggie had just started her shift when a as a pharmacy tech at the King Scoopers in Boulder, Colorado.

Maggie had just started her shift when a gunman opened fire in the grocery store.

Montoya survived the shooting, but it's still really hard for her to talk about, and I can't even

imagine any of it. So, of course, I respected that. We are so thankful she's doing well, having

so much fun in the running world, and hopefully

feeling the support from all of us.

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