40,000 pound bus made a right turn from the left lane and I was going up the right side of the road on my bike at 5.30 in the morning and for whatever reason I was I didn't bounce off the bus I was kind of sucked underneath

and me and the bicycle became one

welcome to the runners can end became one. inspiring minds in the sport. So together, we can train us smarter, healthier,

and faster running community.

Now, here's your host, Tina Muir.

Hello. Tina Muir. Hello, this is Tina Muir.

Thank you so much for joining me for the latest episode, The Runs of the Top Podcast brought to

you by Ranners Connect.

So last week we talked to Scott Welly who had

some great advice for us all about how to handle the mental side of running,

how to approach our training with the right attitude, and how to achieve things

we never thought possible. I absolutely love

that chat with Scott and I know you will too. So you've probably heard about my

guest today. His story blew up in the media probably about 10 years ago. He

shared his story of overcoming all odds to survive despite being run over by a bus

spending six weeks in intensive care with 40 operations and being told he will be lucky to walk without a cane.

And he went from there to running the New York marathon and completing an Iron Man.

This is truly a story of determination that we as endurance athletes are always proud of.

So today we're going to learn his story and he's

honest, open and very inspiring with the way he shares how he never gave up. You'll see

that he believed being a runner was a huge part of the reason. Not only did he survive, but that he was able to get through those surgeries and ultimately run again.

So that's enough from me. Let's meet Matt.

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