71: Ryan Hall - An Outsider's Perspective

C Tolle Run

Running, Health & Fitness, Fitness, Sports

4.7 • 557 Ratings

🗓️ 24 May 2018

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Carrie interviews Olympian and American record holder Ryan Hall! Ryan discusses the the new training group he's starting in Flagstaff, coaching his wife Sara, strength training, and the 2018 Boston Marathon.

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Ryan Hall

Ryan holds the U.S. record for the fastest half marathon, earning the honor as the first American to break the one-hour mark. He won the 2008 United States Olympic Trials for the marathon and went on to place tenth in Beijing, then again represented the U.S. at the 2012 Olympics. At the 2011 Boston Marathon, Ryan became the only American to run a sub-2:05 marathon. He announced is retirement from professional running in 2016. Ryan and his wife Sara have four daughters: Hana, Mia, Jasmine and Lily.

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0:35.4	Hi, I'm Olympian Kerry Telethson
0:36.9	and welcome to the C-Tolly Run podcast.
0:39.6	Today I'm interviewing Ryan Hall.
0:41.7	Ryan is a two-time U.S. Olympian.
0:43.8	He holds the American record in the half marathon and he has run 204 for the marathon.
0:49.2	In this episode, we talk about all things coaching, coaching his wife Sarah, coaching his daughter's team,
0:55.1	and the elite training group he's starting in Flagstaff.
0:58.0	Let's get after it.
1:02.2	Okay, Ryan, so you're back on C. Talley Rumby.
1:04.6	You got some exciting stuff going on, so we had to have you back and to catch up with you.
1:09.4	Yeah, thanks for having me back on. I always love chatting
1:12.0	with you. Yeah. So are you in L.A. right now? I am not. We are in Redding, California, is where we've
1:18.8	been living the last couple years, a couple hours north of Sacramento. But you're not like doing
1:23.2	an appearance or anything down in L.A. Oh, I am. Yeah, I forgot about that's coming up. It's on a Friday. Oh, okay. You're going there. That's way far away. Yeah. So you're still like living the life of like, where am I? What hotel room do I go back to? Because I usually when I go to hotel rooms, I kind of think about like PRs and things like that. Like I always, you know, have it like, it always has to connect to the running world. But I don't know. Half the time I can't remember what room I'm in anymore, what city I'm in. I know. I was doing my business taxes recently. And we had to write down every single place we traveled to. and I was like, man, I traveled to 39 different cities last year just for running related stuff.
2:03.5	So it was crazy.
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