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

Today I'm interviewing Sarah Sellers.

Sarah is an amazing runner, a nurse anesthetist, and one driven woman.

She finished runner-up at the 2018 Boston Marathon. She also works 30 hours

a week in the hospital. And you know what? She just ran a seven-minute personal record at the

2018 TCS New York City Marathon. What can't this woman do? In this episode, we talk about her

not-so-perfect build-up and race at the New York City Marathon, where she placed

18th overall. We also discuss how her life has changed since being second to Des Lyndon in Boston.

She also gives us a bit of insight on her life outside of running and how a spring marathon is

already on her mind. Let's get after it.

All right, Sarah, you're back on C-Tali Run, and we have some exciting stuff to talk about.

So thanks for coming on the show today.

Yeah, so fun to talk to you again.

I know.

So we saw each other last week.

Well, I guess it's already been almost a week and a half ago in New York City. And you had such a nice

race. I mean, really, you did almost everything you wanted to in that race. So I just couldn't

wait to get you back on the show and say congratulations and to see what you thought about your race.

Thanks. Yeah, it was solid. Definitely felt like it was in better shape than I ran, but it was kind of a rocky training block leading up to the race.

And then the race itself definitely wasn't super smooth. So I'm really happy that I got the A standard and that it was still a strong race even though

it definitely wasn't perfect. Yeah, okay. So, so for the listeners that, you know, didn't know or

haven't really looked into the results, you're 18th overall, which sounds crazy because you

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