Hello, everyone. Welcome back to Hurtle, a podcast that talks to top entrepreneurs and badass humans who got through a tough time in their life, a hurdle of sorts, by leaning into wellness.

Fresh back from an unbelievable trip to Italy. BTW. I think I might be in slight fresh made pasta withdrawal. My name's Emily Abadi. My schick is that I am a

certified trainer, run, and spin coach, also a writer, editor, and podcaster living here in

New York City. On today's episode, I sit down with Whitney Tingle and Danielle Dubois. I wish my

last name was Dubois.

No offense, that.

The founders of Sakara Life,

an organic, ready-to-eat meal delivery service that is like the it thing

for some of Hollywood's A-listers,

including Kate Hudson and Gwyneth Paltrow.

A little note about what's going on with me.

I guess it's kind of relevant to what we talk about here on Hurtle.

I am running the Boston Marathon a week from today.

Oh my God.

It's so crazy.

I am anxious and excited and questioning even the smallest things that I know to be true

because that's just what you do before you run 26.2 miles. If you're listening to this and you're

going to be in the Boston area on Monday, April 16th, give me a holler. Let me know where to look

for you along the route. Quick thanks to the sponsor of today's episode, Ultra. If you're

looking to run injury-free and really, who isn't, then putting on a pair of Ultras could be exactly what you need. That's thanks to their zero-drop design, which means the forefoot and the heel are at the same height. This encourages a low-impact landing with a bent knee and a softer footstrike. Again, the brand is called Ultra. That's A-L-T-R-A. You can find them at

ultrarunning.com. If you haven't done so yet, click on over to hurdle.us-slash-featured,

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