What's up goal crushers in this episode we talk with Jill Angie. Jill is the founder of
Not your Average Runner. Jill’s website has everything from a blog, training programs and books. It is a one stop shop for how to start running in the body that you are in. In this podcast Jill talks to us about who she is, her relationship with running, and lastly she gives new runners advice to help them crush their goals.
Proceed as if success is inevitable! - Jill Angie Show Notes
- 1:25 - Who is Jill Angie and find out when she thought she was a “real” runner.
- 3:33 - Jill discusses her weight gain/loss journey. “ I had to start running in the body that I was in.”
- 8:54 - Jill shares how she first discovered running. - “I used to use running as punishment.”
- 14:29 - Jill shares how running has impacted her life.- “Stay in your lane and focus on what you need to do in this moment.”
- 17:10 - Jill’s most challenging race and her biggest takeaway.
- 21:41 - Jill’s favorite running product. - “If it was good enough for Oprah...it was good enough for me...The Enell Sport Bra is life changing.”
- 24:36 - What would Jill tell her pass/younger self. - “Don’t use food as a distraction.”
- 26:16 - Jill gives words of advice for those that are new to running or starting a weight loss journey. “If you can walk for 45 minutes...you can do a 5K.”
- 27:28 - Jill shares her favorite weight loss and running resources.
- 29:50 - Jill’s Goals
- 31:15 - Words of Wisdom from Jill.
Resources Mentioned During the Podcast
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What you missed in the last episode?
In
episode 12, we sat down with
Marc Applewhite and we talked about being a 300 pound runner and how running changed his life. Check out
300 Pounds and Running Podcast episode 12 now!
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