All right, you guys. This is going to be a, I don't want to say long run. Let's say medium run. I don't know if that's a thing of my old friend, friend of the show, Gina Fioroni. And Gina, she's been on twice before. I'll put the link in the show notes. Once just her general backstory. Another time she was a very very end of the pack

finisher of leadville and it was a rough finish and it was a good story she came out and

we talked about that too but this time we're going to talk about the fact that she

ran one mile an hour for a thousand hours now stop and think about that one mile an hour for a thousand

hours that's insane uh i want to hear all about it why she did it when she did it how she did it

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