Bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, hello, Jody, hello, listeners.

Welcome to Bad Boy Running.

We're going straight in with our interview tonight, and we've just finished up.

It's very much an interview of two parts, because our next guest, she arrived on the

Golden Trail, having been away for six years, with four children,

taking away from running, returned at a super high level, came into the season, not even halfway

through, with only two races left, managed to qualify for the world finals, and then come top

10 overall. But in this episode, we talked to her

about how she managed to do that, what the, the difficulties have been actually trying to

stay fit and then refocus when you've got just so many kids around you. But also, you know,

Alicia had a tragic, has a tragic story as well,

where in the 2008 Olympic trials in America,

her husband sadly dropped dead during the marathon.

So this episode, we start with talking about Trail

and her adaptation since coming back from from motherhood as such,

but then we also talked to her about how she's managed to use running and really mainly

the running community it seems as a good way to keep on moving forward.

So thanks listening, guys, and we'll crack on with the interview.

Thanks, Nick.

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