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🗓️ 20 May 2019
⏱️ 29 minutes
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You’re about to listen to Strength Running’s first live show with author Matt Fitzgerald. If you’re not familiar with Matt, he’s written more than 20 books about sports nutrition, endurance, running, and the marathon including my favorites, The Endurance Diet, Brain Training, Racing Weight, and Diet Cults.
This was recorded in front of a live audience at the Tattered Cover bookstore in Denver, Colorado.
Matt's latest book is a memoir called Life is a Marathon that chronicles his career as a coward when it comes to the suffering that inevitably accompanies endurance running. But he learns to overcome that suffering, and in doing so discovers the person he wants to become, for himself and for his wife Nataki who has severe bipolar disorder.
It’s a very different type of book about running that I highly recommend, especially if you want a moving read that isn’t heavy on training jargon.
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0:00.0 | Ready, set go. |
0:05.0 | This is episode 96 with my brother from another mother, |
0:08.0 | prolific endurance author with more than 20 books to his name and |
0:11.6 | two 39 marathoner, Mr. Matt Fitzgerald. Welcome to the Strength Running Podcast. I'm your host |
0:26.9 | Jason Fitzgerald and you're about to listen to Strength Running's first live |
0:30.8 | show with author Matt Fitzgerald. If you're not familiar with Matt, he's |
0:35.3 | written more than 20 books about sports nutrition, endurance, running, and the |
0:40.1 | marathon, including some of my favorites, |
0:42.6 | like the endurance diet, brain training, racing weight, |
0:46.5 | and diet cults. |
0:47.9 | His latest is a memoir called Life is a Marathon |
0:51.1 | that chronicles his career as a coward when it comes to suffering that |
0:55.2 | inevitably comes with endurance running but he learns to overcome that suffering and |
1:00.5 | in doing so discovers the person that he wants to become both for himself |
1:05.6 | and for his wife Nataki who has severe bipolar disorder. It's a very different type of book about running that I really recommend, especially if you want a moving |
1:15.1 | read that isn't too heavy on training jargon. Now I also want to be up front that the |
1:20.4 | format of this episode is a little bit different. |
1:23.0 | This was a live conversation at the Tattered Cover bookstore in Denver, Colorado. |
1:28.0 | So it's a little bit shorter and after editing out the store's background noise and blasting air conditioning and using one of their |
1:34.6 | microphones, we're left with audio that's less than stellar, but I hope you'll still enjoy it and |
1:40.9 | get something out of it. |
1:43.0 | So without further delay, please enjoy Matt Fitzgerald on what he's learned about failure, |
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