Episode 339: Meg Jacoby

The Running Public

Kirk Dewindt & Brakken Kraker

Sports:running, Running, Sports, Health & Fitness, Fitness

5 • 691 Ratings

🗓️ 2 June 2023

⏱️ 123 minutes

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Summary

Meg transitioned from running track and cross country at UConn to setting the current Hyrox World Record. Fresh off her 2nd place finish at the Hyrox Championships a week ago, she walks us through her fitness journey and drops some golden insights into the mindset and dedication needed to be a high level performer in any walk of life.

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0:00.0	You're listening to the running public.
0:13.2	From marathoners to mud runners, we all have the same goal.
0:16.6	Get to the finish line faster.
0:18.3	That's right.
0:19.1	This podcast is for you guys, the running public.
0:28.9	Can you hear me still?
0:30.8	Yeah.
0:31.2	Okay.
0:33.1	I'm like paranoid that the same thing's going to happen again.
0:36.5	But I'm at home, so this should be fine, hopefully.
0:39.8	Should be good.
0:40.7	All right, cool.
0:42.0	Yeah, you're not working today.
0:43.4	Are you playing a full day of hooky, or are you working from home today, like?
0:47.4	I'm working from home.
0:49.8	I haven't even logged in yet, so working from home is not going well.
0:54.9	It's 11 a.m. your time now?
0:56.7	Yeah, it's literally. I've worked out twice.
0:58.8	Like, I just don't even care.
1:02.3	I'm like, whatever. I'm just taking the whole weekend.
1:05.5	You brought something up.
1:06.8	So we tried to record with you Meg two weeks ago, and you were in your car in the parking lot at work, I think it was.
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