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Run to the Top Podcast | The Ultimate Guide to Running

How to Use Your Setbacks to Reach Unexpected Highs- Ellie Greenwood

Run to the Top Podcast | The Ultimate Guide to Running

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Run, Sports, Runners, Health, Fitness, Marathons, Training, Running, Health & Fitness, Runningpodcast, Marathon

4.6931 Ratings

🗓️ 11 May 2016

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Today’s episode features Ellie Greenwood, one of the best ultrarunners in the world. Her crowning achievement has been to win theComrades Marathon in 2014, and she had a long and winding road up to that point.

Ellie is not a stranger to setbacks, as she spent much of 2013 recuperating from a string of injuries, but she’s been able to take it one step at a time to achieve her goals and extend her running distance little by little.

As you listen today, you’ll hear topics such as:

How Ellie got started with running.

Transcript

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Again, lots of ultra runners tend to run on trail, but I say to people, right, if you're a

0:05.8

road runner and do one ultra, do comrades, and if you're an ultra runner that runs on trails,

0:11.9

do one road race and make it com rates.

0:14.0

Like it is the experience.

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I mean most ultras, okay if you go to something like UTMB in Europe, they maybe have

0:21.0

like 2.5,000 half thousand three thousand people in

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North America most altars maybe have 300 400 people you go to comrades and

0:29.8

there's 18,000 people running it.

0:34.0

Welcome to the Runners Connect, Run to the Top

0:36.8

podcast, where it's all about learning from the best and most

0:40.6

inspiring minds in the sport.

0:43.0

So together, we can train a smarter, healthier, and faster running community.

0:48.0

Now, here's your host, Tina Muir. Hello, thank you so much for joining me for the latest episode of the Ransill Top

0:59.6

podcast brought to you by Ramas Connect. Last week I talked to Inigo Sand Milan,

1:05.0

who's done plenty of research about metabolic diseases

1:08.0

and about exercise and about carbs

1:11.0

and how the not actually as bad as everyone thinks and it was really fascinating.

1:15.0

It was very science heavy, but he explained it in a way that made sense and it was just

1:19.4

really fascinating.

1:20.7

So if you've any kind of interest in nutrition or you have been

1:23.5

wondering about this low-carb high-fat thing then maybe it is time to go check that

1:27.7

out. But as to as for today do you remember when you ran your first race it might have been a 5k might be a 10k or maybe even you're

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