Another Mother Runner

#456: Couples Who Run Together

Sarah and Katie cozy up to four couples who regularly run together. Love is in the air as they discuss:
-the joy they derive from the time together;
-how to stick together despite different paces; 
-the benefits of a shared sport; 
-endorphin-fueled emotions and flirtations; and,
-the logistics of choosing a route—and even just getting out the door! 
The hosts jump almost immediately into the topic, with SBS sharing about running with her ex-husband and Katie detailing anniversary runs with her hubs; the first couple joins at 16:06. 

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