631. Alexi Pappas, Marathon Guide

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867. No Stupid Questions: Professional Running Edition, with Aisha Praught Leer & Eric Jenkins

"Live free and grind." Welcome to the first episode in a new series on the Ali on the Run Show called "No Stupid Questions." This is where experts come in to answer everything you've always wanted to ask about running. We'll be covering a wide range of topics including personal r ...  Show more

866. Molly Seidel, Ultramarathoner

"The last couple years have been so hard. I've been through so many ups and downs that I'm like, 'There is nothing in a race that I can experience that is worse than what I've just gone through.'" Watch out, ultra world: Molly Seidel has arrived! The Olympic bronze medalist has o ...  Show more

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