Another Mother Runner

Pregnant Pro Runner + Author Molly Huddle

Fans of candid, insightful pro runners will adore this conversation with Molly Huddle, who races distances from 5K up to the marathon (when she’s not pregnant with her first baby, as she is now!). With co-hosts Sarah and Coach Liz, Molly details:
-what it was like to debut at the 26.2 distance in NYC—and finish 3rd;
-the genesis of her new, co-authored book, How She Did It;
-how she and other pros deal with race-day anxiety;
-workout modifications she’s making as she awaits giving birth in April; and,
-her (possible) role in co-creating the female runner emoji!
Molly Huddle hops on at 21:46.

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