How does one athlete wear so many hats in theProfessional sports are just one aspect of Corrine Malcolm’s life.

She joins host Travis Macy to discuss her multifaceted career as a coach, podcaster and live sports commentator, and how she juggles it all while thriving as a professional runner.

Corrine shares how she manages her busy schedule while staying healthy as an endurance athlete, including lessons learned from past overtraining experiences and how it has informed her coaching approach.

Plus, they talk about trends in endurance sports like higher carb fueling, women's specific research and improving gender equity in sports.

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How does mental resilience impact our partnerships? Join host Travis Macy for an enriching conversation with Amy Morin, renowned psychotherapist, bestselling author, and mental strength trainer. Amy’s new book "13 Things Mentally Strong Couples Don't Do" is out now.

Against the backdrop of Amy's unique experiences living on a sailboat and as a foster parent, she shares the challenges of sustaining meaningful connections over time and cultivating healthy habits for emotional well-being.

Travis and Amy discuss invaluable insights on fostering independence in children, nurturing open communication, and managing fears as parents. Tune in to learn the keys to building mental strength, embracing life's challenges, and thriving in relationships.

Learn more about Amy
Website | Instagram | TikTok | Facebook | Twitter | Podcast | Books

Related Episodes
Ep. 54 So I Married an Endurance Athlete
Ep. 98 Stacy York Nation
Ep. 140 Yael Schonbrun
Ep. 148 Chris Klug

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Travis Macy sits down Dr. Patrick LaCount, a leading authority in the field of ADHD assessment and treatment, to talk about how to embrace neurodivergence and discover the power in individual strengths to navigate life's challenges with resilience and authenticity.

As the director of Practical Psychological Services and a distinguished researcher, Dr. LaCount brings a wealth of expertise and passion to the space. Travis and Dr. LaCount discuss the multifaceted landscape of ADHD, exploring traditional paradigms, emotional dimensions, and practical strategies for managing its challenges.

From the complexities of starting daunting tasks to the nuanced interplay between ADHD and mindfulness, this conversation offers invaluable insights for individuals and families navigating the ADHD journey. Join us as we uncover the connections between ADHD, athletics, and personal fulfillment, and how to find your own game in life and play it well.

Learn more about Dr. LaCount

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Renowned for her daring ascents and unwavering determination, Beth Rodden is one of the best female rock climbers of all time, and a globally recognized ambassador for the outdoor community. Today, she joins Travis Macy to share her triumph over trauma and the relentless pursuit of healing detailed in her new memoir, ‘A Light Through the Cracks: A Climber’s Story.’

From defying the odds as the youngest woman to conquer 5.14a to confronting the gripping aftermath of a harrowing kidnapping, Beth's story is a testament to resilience and the power of the human spirit. Together, Travis and Beth delve into the intersections of athleticism, mental health, and family life, exploring maturation, fulfillment, and the evolving landscape of the climbing community.

Tune in to discover how we can all find a deeper appreciation for life's nuances and the transformative power of embracing vulnerability. You can find Beth’s book on shelves in print and audiobook on May 1, 2024.

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Join Travis on a rainy chairlift ride in Areches, France for an up-close, one-of-a-kind reflection on the world’s greatest skimo race.

Related episodes: 

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Episode 147 - Road Trip
Episode 154 - Sage Canady

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Sage Canaday has been running year-round ever since his 7th grade soccer coach told him he was “better off without the ball.”  A self proclaimed “running nerd,” Sage has read lot of training and exercise science books over the past 20 years of being involved in the sport. His running and training has been influenced by his NCAA DI teammates and coaches in college, his experience as a sponsored road marathoner in the Hansons-Brooks Olympic Development Distance Project, as well as doing #AnySurfaceAnyDistance races around the world as a pro MUT (Mountain-Ultra-Trail) Runner.

He has a BS in Design with a concentration in Human Factors and Ergonomics from Cornell University as well as 3 years of speciality running store experience fitting hundreds of runners and walkers at all levels with all brands of running shoes.

Since Sage started MUT Running in 2012 he has become a 3-time US National Champion (12km Mountain Running, 100km Trail Running and Trail Marathon events), as well a 2014 World Long Distance Mountain Running Champion. He is a 3-time Speedgoat 50km Champion, a 2-time Lake Sonoma 50-mile champion and a 2-time Tarawera 100km champion.

On the roads Sage is a 2-time US Olympic Trials qualifier in the Marathon (2:16:52 personal best), and has placed in the top 20 overall at both the Boston (16th place in 2:19:12)  and Chicago Marathons (17th place in 2:19:18). He was also 8th place at the USA National Marathon Championships in LA (12th place in 2:20:02).

Sage has focused his efforts on reaching as many runners as possible (both individuals brand-new to the sport as well as experienced runners) with his Youtube channel “Vo2max Productions” and across social media.

Sage Website | YouTube | Instagram

Ep. 28 - Dave Mackey
Ep. 60 - Cam Smith and John Gaston
Ep. 142 - Ray Nypaver

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Join Travis and Emily for a compelling and dynamic conversation about the nuanced route to living well.  Topics include (but are not limited to): rest, neuroplasticity, psychedelics, alcohol, habits, integration, parenting, communication, co-dependence, identity, distance learning, Salida, Colorado, parenting tweens, and more.

Emily Marquis is a Clinical Health and Wellness Coach, board-certified NBC-HWC, healthcare training consultant, and yoga instructor.Combining 20 years of human resources and health coaching experience, Emily works with individuals, groups, and organizations in support of creating healthy habits for a sustainable lifestyle change. Drawing from her professional training and personal health challenges; she has experience in preventing, reducing, and managing chronic illnesses from stress to sleep to weight loss to work-life balance. Her focus is on empowering those to have strong mental health through lifestyle medicine. Emily also partners with clinics to create a village for clients to best support their well-being. In addition to private & group coaching, has worked as a health coach in research studies with Dartmouth College and University of Louisville, and is an adjunct professor at Emory University, Northwestern Health Sciences University, University of Vermont, and UC San Diego;  and is on the faculty at MindBodyGreen in the NBHWC program. Emily has contributed to many media outlets and podcasts sharing knowledge and support in a fun and articulate way. Emily lives in Southwest, Colorado with her family and loves the balance between a good TV show and an outdoor adventure.

Emily Marquis Website | Instagram

Past Episode to Check Out:
Ep. 108 Plant Medicine and Therapeutic Psychedelicis with Carrie Sclar Stevens

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Author of GOOD TO GO: What the Athlete in All of Us Can Learn From the Strange Science of Recovery and co-host of the podcast EMERGING FORM Christie Aschwanden joins Travis on this week's podcast.

Travis and Christie discuss 'Good to Go,' which explores the misconceptions and marketing surrounding recovery in sports. As veteran endurance athletes Travis and Christie know the importance of recovery, but Christie emphasizes the need to let go of the myth of perfect recovery and instead focus on the basics, such as sleep, nutrition, and rest days.

Christie also highlights the importance of learning to read your body and recognizing personal signs of overtraining. She encourages athletes to train by feel and not rely solely on data.  Christie and Travis also discuss the impact of stress on recovery and performance.

Be sure to keep an eye out for Christie's new podcast 'Uncertain', coming soon!

Learn more about Christie and check out her book on her website.

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Mikael Lindnord is a Swedish former elite athlete, author, director, coach, lecturer and entrepreneur.

Lindnord's career as an adventure racer started 1997 and lasted almost across two decades before he retired 2015. He was team captain for team Peak Performance and was the first team from Sweden to win an international ARWS event (Costa Rica 2010).

Besides racing, Lindnord was race director for ARWS/Explore Sweden between 2004-2010 and ARWC 2006 in Sweden and Norway.

His life took another turn when he gave some meatballs to a stray dog during the World Championships in 2014 in Ecuador. The stray dog followed Lindnord and the team the rest of the race and became famous as Arthur. The ESPN documentary about Arthur shows Lindnord, the adventure racing team and how they met Arthur.

Mikael’s book, Arthur: The Dog Who Crossed the Jungle to Find a Home, is now a major movie, “Arthur the King,” launching March 15th.  

Join Mr. Lindnord for a chat with his old friends, Travis and Mace.

Mikael Lindnord Instagram

Related episodes and videos:

Trapped in Canyon with a Trusted Companion! | I Shouldn't Be Alive
Team Bend Racing
Ep. 4
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Ep. 11
Ep. 15
Ep. 24
Ep. 28
Ep. 32
Ep. 99 

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Brian Johnson integrates ancient wisdom, modern science, and practical tools into a protocol that leading well-being labs have scientifically shown changes lives. His insights offer a timely solution to this universal struggle, providing actionable steps for individuals not just to survive but thrive in today's fast-paced world. His approach is both holistic and scientifically grounded, offering a comprehensive roadmap to a more Heroic life.

Brian‘s expertise has been tapped by leading institutions like the US Military Academy at West Point. He’s been featured in Forbes, Fast Company, and The Wall Street Journal and is a regular guest on top podcasts like The Reinvention Project with Jim Rome and Wake Up to Your Best Life with Hal Elrod. He is the host of Activate Your Best Every Day with Brian Johnson, where he engages with global thought leaders to offer valuable insights that resonate with a wide audience.

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Welcome to the Pure Ski Mountaineering Report presented by Hagan and The Travis Macy Show!  Join Travis and Mike to learn more about a great way to get outside in the winter.

This August, I’ll be riding in the 2024 Leadville Trail 100 MTB race on behalf of the Chris Klug Foundation (CKF), a nonprofit that educates on the importance of organ, eye, & tissue donation! Not only will I be riding in their honor, but I will also be fundraising for their cause, in support of organ, eye & tissue donation.  Please consider supporting our mission.

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Author of the best-selling GO AS A RIVER, Shelley Read is a fifth generation Coloradoan who lives with her family at 9,000 feet elevation in the Elk Mountains of the Western Slope. Her debut novel, Go as a River, is inspired by her ancestors and the wild landscape where she wanders and wonders.   

An award-winning Senior Lecturer at Western Colorado University for nearly three decades, Shelley taught writing, literature, environmental studies, and Honors, and was a founder of the interdisciplinary Environment & Sustainability major, the Prague study abroad program, and a support program for first-generation and at-risk students. She holds a double major honors BA in English and journalism from the University of Denver, and an MA from Temple University’s Graduate Program in Creative Writing & the Temple Rome Seminar in Aesthetics. Shelley was also a Dean’s Fellow in the PhD Program in English at the University of Denver where she studied 19th and 20th-century world literature and philosophy.

She is currently a board member and writing instructor for Vita Institute for the Arts and is a regular contributor to Crested Butte Magazine and Gunnison Valley Journal.

Shelley is a mom, mountaineer, world traveler, and friend to small creatures and old dogs. She loves few things more than the first steps of a new adventure and a hot cuppa tea after a grand day out.

Please join us in Salida on February 22 for an evening with Shelley:  https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/691fbb0d-2637-4307-90ce-878c0d693a18

If you already have a copy of her book, she will be doing a signing after her talk. If you would like to purchase a book in advance, stop by Salida Books to support local business and purchase a copy. There will also be books for sale at the event. We can't wait to see you at this fundraising event.

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Join Travis and Mace as they sit down with liver transplant recipient and Olympic medalist Chris Klug.

In 2003 Chris used $3,000 out of his own pocket to start the Chris Klug Foundation. Chris was a professional snowboard racer when he was placed on the National Transplant Waiting List three years after being diagnosed with Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (PSC), a rare degenerative bile duct condition. After six years of being on the waiting list and three months at a critical stage, the day came.

On July 28, 2000, Chris received his liver transplant! “It was like a new engine was dropped in me!” Six weeks later, he was back on his snowboard. He had the opportunity to represent the USA at the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, UT, where he won a Bronze Medal. During Chris’s time on the waiting list, he promised himself he would do everything he could to spread the message of organ & tissue donation once he was able.

Alongside his wife, Missy, and two children, Bali and River, Chris lives an extraordinary life savoring every moment. He manages his own Real Estate business in Aspen, CO, and makes the time to train and compete in endurance races such as the Elk Mountain Grand Traverse, Power of Four, and the Leadville 100 Mountain Bike Race.

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www.chrisklugfoundation.org 

Related episode:

Episode 26: Tracey Hulick & Kidney Donor Athletes: One Way to Save a Life (or a Few of Them)

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Join Travis and friends for a unique, play-by-play look at a weekend road trip involving three ski mountaineering races (including the US Skimo Association’s Team National Championship in Taos), one trip to a spiritual hot spring, some hotter competition, plenty of driving, and a whole lot of fun.

See show notes for previous episodes with Max King and Sarah Burke.

Episode 18 - Krissy Moehl, Liz Krasnow, and Sarah Burke
Episode 19 - Max King
Adventure Racing Deep Dive with Team Bend Racing
Episode 42 - MO SKIMO!
Episode 60 - Cam Smith and John Gaston

This August, I’ll be riding in the 2024 Leadville Trail 100 MTB race on behalf of the Chris Klug Foundation (CKF), a nonprofit that educates on the importance of organ, eye, & tissue donation! Not only will I be riding in their honor, but I will also be fundraising for their cause, in support of organ, eye & tissue donation.  Please consider supporting our mission.

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Welcome to the Pure Ski Mountaineering Report presented by Hagan and The Travis Macy Show!  Join Travis and Mike to learn more about a great way to get outside in the winter.

This August, I’ll be riding in the 2024 Leadville Trail 100 MTB race on behalf of the Chris Klug Foundation (CKF), a nonprofit that educates on the importance of organ, eye, & tissue donation! Not only will I be riding in their honor, but I will also be fundraising for their cause, in support of organ, eye & tissue donation.  Please consider supporting our mission.

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Welcome to the Pure Ski Mountaineering Report presented by Hagan and The Travis Macy Show!  Join Travis and Mike to learn more about a great way to get outside in the winter.

This August, I’ll be riding in the 2024 Leadville Trail 100 MTB race on behalf of the Chris Klug Foundation (CKF), a nonprofit that educates on the importance of organ, eye, & tissue donation! Not only will I be riding in their honor, but I will also be fundraising for their cause, in support of organ, eye & tissue donation.  Please consider supporting our mission.

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Join Travis and guest host Julia Fritz for a fun and stoke-filled conversation with Justin and AJ Fountain of the Colorado campfire folk band, A Brother’s Fountain.

A Brother's Fountain is a Colorado-based band with a folk-inspired sound you always wanted to hear but never knew existed. Some categorize them as Indie Folk. Others call them an Americana band. A Brother’s Fountain knows they belong to a genre all its own: Campfire Folk. Songs range from rowdy and anthemic to reflective, laid-back sing-alongs. Keep an ear out to hear their trademark "gang vocals" that invite the listener to throw their voice into the anthem.

 This rag-tag crew of best buds and mountain junkies (river guides, rock climbers, backpackers, cyclists, skiers, etc.) started their music journey busking on the street corners of Old Town Fort Collins, Colorado. Their music is inspired by life’s extraordinary gifts - mother nature, authentic friendship, epic adventures, and mysteries that keep us ever-curious.

A Brothers Fountain Webstie | Patreon | Instagram | YouTube | Jamaland | Music

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Five years after the Alzheimer’s diagnosis, Travis reflects on the question, “How’s Mace?”

Mace’s Strava

Related episodes:
Ep.134 - Dr. Mark Roithmayr
Ep. 110 - Sonya Looney and Edward Park, PhD.
Ep. 104 - A Mile At A Time
Ep. 95 - Leadville Trail 100
Ep. 11 - Team Stray Dogs
Ep. 4 - Team Endure

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Chaffee County, Colorado’s Andrea Wilson is a dynamic outdoorswoman and podcaster.  Host of the Just Riding Along Podcast and the Antlerless Podcast, she’s also an avid hunter and cyclist.

Join Travis and Andrea for a fun, unique, and educational conversation recorded in Salida’s own Absolute Bikes.

Cheers to a FANTASTIC 2024!  Let’s do this!

Just Riding Along Podcast | Instagram
Andrea Wilson Instagram 

Past Episodes: 

Ep. 20 - Greg and Denise McHale
Ep. 47 - Cody Rich
Ep. 107
Ep. 112 - Sonya Looney 

Join Travis and Mace with another father-son duo, Josiah and Sullivan Middaugh, for a fun, personal, and unique conversation reflecting on Sullivan’s groundbreaking success in triathlon coming out of high school plus reflections on why youth athletes should consider delaying specialization.

Josiah Middaugh is an XTERRA Triathlon World and US Champion who has also won big events in snowshoeing, winter multisport, running, cycling, mountain biking, adventure racing, and more.  Josiah runs Middaugh Coaching.

Sullivan Middaugh, 19, is an athlete with USA Triathlon’s Project Podium and a student at Arizona State University.  He has worked hard and enjoyed success, including finishing fifth pro at the XTERRA World Championship in 2023 and winning the XTERRA USA Championship in 2022 and 2023.

High school senior Porter Middaugh recently finished sixth at Nike Cross Country Nationals in Portland, OR and will join his brother next year at Project Podium.

Josiah Middaugh Instagram | Coaching
Sullivan Middaugh Instagram
USA Triathlon Project Podium Instagram | Website
Parker Spencer Instagram 

Check out these other episodes:
Ep. 106 with Josiah Middaugh and John Gaston
Ep. 40 with Josiah Middaugh and Amber Neben

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Join Travis and Ray for a powerful and wide-ranging conversation about her new book and life.

In 2019, Ray graduated from Naropa University with her Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with Transpersonal Wilderness Therapy. In 2020, she opened up Wanderlust Counseling. Her passion for running coaching follows in line with her mission of helping others reach their full potential in all aspects of life and therefore carries a strong mind/body/spirit focus in her coaching. At Higher Running, she enjoys coaching runners embarking on new adventures and who use running as a modality to discover more about themselves. Ray’s hobbies include reading, volunteering, Yoga, snowshoeing, rollerblading, and exploring new places with her daughter(dog), Pacer.

About LIGHT & DARK:

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin is credited for the famous quote, “We are not human beings having a spiritual experience; we are spiritual beings having a human experience.” But what is the human experience? Through Ray’s own life experience and her work guiding others as a psychotherapist, she came up with a simple definition: the human experience is the journey from darkness into light. While it’s a beautiful journey, it is certainly not an easy one, and that is exactly where we can find compassion for all humans. Everyone on this earth signed up for a hard job. No human goes without experiencing the pain and suffering of being alive. Yet, it is exactly that pain that can point us back to the light, back to remembering our true selves as spiritual beings.

This book includes poems, insights from nature, essays, and journal entries on what it means to be human. Ray explores and defines each component of the human experience, traveling through darkness into gray and finally, back to light. Light & Dark: Reflections on the Human Experience is a lighthouse for spiritual beings who find themselves lost or stuck in the pain of being human and offers the hope and reassurance of a way out. The book is a reminder that you are not alone.

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Welcome to a compelling conservation about conservation, ecology, public lands, and PATH OF THE PANTHER, a fantastic book and film that provides a deep dive into the uncharted world of the Florida panther. It's a race against time to reveal the natural history of an icon surviving in an ancient ecosystem.

Carlton Ward Jr. is a conservation photographer focused on wild Florida. He founded the Florida Wildlife Corridor project in 2010 and has since trekked 2,000 miles during two National Geographic supported expeditions to advocate for the corridor’s protection. The most recent Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition is the subject of the new film, The Forgotten Coast, featured at the Environmental Film Festival in Washington, D.C. and broadcast nationally on PBS in 2016. An eighth-generation Floridian, Ward has developed strong connections with conservation organizations, researchers, and landowners. His family owns a ranch in the Peace River Valley that provides habitat for Florida panthers and he has several cousins who are full-time cowboys in the Greater Everglades. He is now working as an ambassador for the recovery of the Florida panther, a plan that calls for conservation of hundreds of thousands of acres of ranchlands and forests and across Florida.

Aaron Kindle is lifelong Westerner, originally from Wyoming, who possesses a deep appreciation for the West, its people, and its wild country. He comes to National Wildlife Federation from Trout Unlimited, where he worked on public lands issues for their Sportsmen’s Conservation Project for four and a half years. Aaron went to college in Gunnison, Colorado, and received his M.S. from the University of Montana. He is an avid hunter, angler, boater, and all-around outdoor enthusiast. He lives with his wife and two children in Salida, CO, and serves on the Board of Directors for the Central Colorado Conservancy.

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Yael Schonbrun, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist, an assistant professor at Brown University, former co-host of the podcast Psychologists Off the Clock, and a mother of three. Her academic research revolves around the intersection of relationship problems and mental health conditions.  Her unique approach blends ancient Eastern philosophy with scientifically backed practices, helping individuals and couples manage work, parenting, and marriage more effectively.  Yael’s highly-recommended book is WORK, PARENT, THRIVE.

Sonya Looney is a coach, athlete, writer, mom, and podcaster. Sonya’s results as a professional mountain biker include wins at the 24-Hour World Championship, 24-Hour National Championship, Breck Epic Stage Race, Yak Attack Stage Race, Brasil Ride Stage Race, and many more.  Her excellent podcast is The Sonya Looney Show, and she’s working hard on a Masters in Applied Positive Psychology at the University of Pennsylvania.

YAEL’S KEY RELATIONSHIP TAKEAWAYS:

• Manage Expectations: Learn to appreciate the limits of what one person can provide.
• Effective Communication: Open, honest, and empathetic communication is the cornerstone of healthy relationships.
• Reaching Toward Acceptance: Find out why Yael believes “acceptance paves the way for change”
• Overcoming Overwhelm: How to identify what truly matters and do less to reduce stress in your life and relationships.
• How to Prioritize Love: Can personal growth and self-improvement strategies change the way we exist in relationships?

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Ep. 110 Sonya Looney and Edward Park
Ep. 112 Sonya Looney and Travis
Ep. 119 Sonya Looney and Kara Goucher 

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Vicki Ash Hunter relies on running to satisfy her competitive nature and keep her body and mind healthy and strong. She credits running with her survival after horrific accidents and injuries and today works with athletes of all abilities to help them move better. Her running resume is stacked with elite events and iconic races, including the U.S. Track and Field Olympic Trials and the Boston and Pikes Peak marathons. She is retired from the University of Colorado, where she taught Political Science for 25 years, and lives in Boulder and Kona, Hawaii.

Guest co-host Hillary Allen is a professional athlete based in Boulder, Colorado.  She is the author of OUT AND BACK and podcast host of Trail Society Podcast.  Hillary spoke about her book on Episode 23 of The Travis Macy Show.

About RUNNING AND RETURNING:

For Vicki Ash Hunter, Ph.D., running was an escape. Compelled to move her body, flee her perceived inadequacies, and shed her sadness, Hunter found solace - and success - in competitive and endurance-distance running. She established herself as a national-class athlete, qualified for the marathon Olympic Trials in 1988, and became a trusted coach to others. Even after a life-threatening accident, motherhood, and, later, a shockingly life-altering injury, nothing could keep her from the roads and trails around her Boulder, Colorado, home.

But what was she running from?

In this, her introspective and insightful memoir, Hunter explores how generational trauma, including her mother's reliance on food and drugs; her daughter's drug use; and her own overzealousness with exercise impacted her family and how, in her early 60s, she is finding her way toward balance, strength, and confidence. She reflects on how she, her mother, and her daughter experience ratzo v'shov, (as it's known in Judaism), the spiritual act of running in its many forms and returning to appreciation grounded in self-love.

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