Sinclaire Johnson Shares Honest Reflections On Her Ups & Downs In 2024, Her New Coach And Training Setup, & Lessons From Her Successful Career

THE RUNNING EFFECT PODCAST

Dominic Schlueter

Running, Sports

4.8 • 686 Ratings

🗓️ 5 October 2024

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Back on the podcast is Sinclaire Johnson!

Sinclaire holds PRs of 1:59 (800m), 3:56 (1500m), and 8:37 in the 3k.

While running at Oklahoma State University, she was the 2019 NCAA Champion in the 1500m. She was the 2022 USATF Outdoor 1500m Champion where she then went on to place 6th at the 2022 World Championships hosted in Eugene, Oregon.

She is the 6th fastest US woman all-time in the 1500m.

Sinclaire runs for NIKE and announces on this podcast her new coach and training setup...

In addition to discussing this, Sinclaire walks me through her 2024 season, the setbacks she experienced, and lessons she learned from them, her approach to 2025 and beyond, and so much more!

I always have so many takeaways after my conversations with Sinclaire due to her openness and vulnerability when discussing her running. Take the time to listen to this one as I know it will bless you!

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to another episode of the Running Effect podcast with Dominic Schleader.
0:07.5	I'm your host Dominic, and today's episode is one of my favorite episodes I've recorded in quite some time.
0:12.9	I have the privilege of welcoming back on to the show.
0:16.0	Sinclair Johnson.
0:17.0	If you're not familiar with Sinclair, she holds PRs of 159 in the 800, 356 in the 1500 and 837 in the 3K.
0:24.8	While running at Oklahoma State University, she was the 2019 NCAA champion in the 1500.
0:30.1	She was also the 2022 USATF outdoor 1,500 meter champion, where she then went on to play six at the 2022 World Championships
0:37.9	hosted in Eugene, Oregon. She is the sixth fastest U.S. woman all time in the 1500. Sinclair
0:44.0	runs for Nike, and actually today on the podcast announces her new coach and training setup.
0:49.6	But in addition to that, Sinclair walks me through her 2024 season, the setback she experienced
0:54.7	in the lessons she learned from them.
0:56.7	Her approach to 2025 and beyond and so much more, Sinclair is one of one in her openness
1:01.8	and vulnerability when it comes to discussing her mindset around sport.
1:06.2	And I always thoroughly find value from these conversations.
1:09.5	If this one blesses you, please share it
1:11.3	with a friend because I know it's going to bless and impact a lot of people. Another thing you
1:15.4	guys can do to help us out is consider giving us a fall in a five-star review if you have not
1:19.7	already done so on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. With all those notes aside, I hope you all enjoy
1:24.0	my conversation with the one and only, Sinclair Johnson.
1:30.6	Sinclair Johnson. Sinclair Johnson, welcome to the Running Effect podcast. I should say welcome back second time.
1:35.4	How are you doing this afternoon? Yes, I'm glad to be back. Doing well. The sun's shining and
1:40.9	it's fall. So yeah, doing really well well what's your favorite part about the fall could
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