Rachel Entrekin is a highly accomplished ultra-marathoner specializing in 100mile and multi-day racing. Most recently, she's been dubbed the Queen of Cocodona as she became the first person to win the Cocodona 250 Mile twice, in back to back years, as well as the first female to break 70-hours in the race... by a lot. Rachel was not only the first female in this year's race, but 4th place overall in a tight race for the podium in the final miles.

In this episode, Lauren and Rachel discuss her origins in the sport - from not making the cut for her high school cross country team, to learning the ropes of road racing, and ultimately finding her talent on the trails and a love for solo long distance adventure. We talk about the lessons she's learned along the way and the value of learning through experience, as well as the deep friendships and community she's built through the sport.

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Hannah Allgood has consistently been on the rise since her entry into the sport - now establishing herself as a force to be reckoned with across any distance and any surface.

In the past year alone, she's won the mountainous Eiger Ultra Trail 100k, 2nd at the flat and fast Javelina 100mile, and most recently topping the podium at the Canyons 50k - just part of her build up to the Western States 100mile this Summer.

None of that has come by accident or by luck.

In this episode, Lauren and Hannah discuss lessons from early athletics that laid the foundation for who she is today, and how her path has changed and evolved over time. Hannah is a competitive and driven person, always looking for opportunities to learn, grow, and improve; with an appreciation for the value of team and community - traits that have benefited her in all aspects of life.

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⁠Anna Gibson is a professional track and trail runner - finding a balance between passions for both and by all measures, succeeding!

Last year, Anna competed in both the Olympic Trials on the track (1500m) and the Golden Trail World Series (5th female overall in the series), among many other fun adventures, and found a lot of joy and fulfillment along the way.

She most recently kicked off her 2025 season at Gorge Waterfalls 30k where she was 1st female, 2nd outright, and set a new course record.

In this episode, Lauren and Anna discuss her love of the sport from a young age, as well as the work ethic and drive that grew from that love. We discuss the challenges of her collegiate running career, and how they ultimately influenced her post-collegiate path and her current success in professional athletics. Anna is on a mission to lead by the example that young athletes don't have to specialize to succeed - and that the ultimate success comes from a full, fulfilling, life and fun + curiosity in your pursuits.

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Allison Baca is fresh off of two commanding 50k wins and course records to begin her year: first at the Black Canyon 50k in February and most recently at the Desert Rats 50k two weeks ago (where she also finished 3rd outright)!

In this episode, Lauren and Allison discuss her history with sport - the pressures of competition as a collegiate track and cross country runner, finding post-collegiate success in triathlon and cycling, rediscovering joy in running via the trails - as well as how community has been a foundation for her in all types of sport.

We discuss motherhood, and its impact on her as an athlete, a whole human, and part of a family; and of course we dive into Allison's race experiences in the first half of the year as well as what she has coming up for the rest of the Spring and Summer!

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Welcome back to a special two-part series with Jane Maus, professional trail runner with La Sportiva and registered dietitian with Mountain Sports Nutrition!

In episode two, Lauren and Jane put on their professional hats for a discussion about sports nutrition for endurance athletes, and for female bodies specifically. We discuss fueling your full day, including workouts and races, recovery, the importance of hydration, and why nutrition is such an important aspect for athletes to give effort and attention to.

We also touch on Jane's successful race at Lake Sonoma 50 Mile where she was second female overall, and how she fueled herself for success on the day, as well as before and after!

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You can find and follow Jane at Instagram.com/_janemaus_

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Welcome to a special two-part series with Jane Maus, professional trail runner with La Sportiva and registered dietitian with Mountain Sports Nutrition!

In episode one, we get to know Jane herself, and how her personal and professional passions have intertwined over time - including her own challenges with nutrition, injury, and purpose - and how she's ultimately fit the pieces of the puzzle together to find success, joy, and fulfillment in sport, career, and life.

Then come back next week for episode two, where we'll have a full length episode dedicated exclusively to sports nutrition for female athletes!

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Get to know Fiona Pascall, who is most recently the women's champion of the Chianti Ultra-Trail 120k where she executed a strong and consistent performance against a very talented women's field - ultimately earning both a Golden Ticket entry to Western States in 2025, as well as entry to UTMB in 2025 and 2026.

In this episode, Lauren and Fiona discuss her younger years, growing up under the wing of her sister Beth Pascall (2021 Western States Champion), struggling with the pain of a chronic injury, discovering her own path to endurance sport, and her trajectory to elite level racing.

We hear all the details of the Chianti race through Fiona's perspective, as well as the decision making process that followed, and what is next for her, professionally and athletically!

I hope you enjoy this episode; and encourage you to like, follow, and share if you do!

You can find and follow Fiona at instagram.com/fipascall

And also learn about her new trail retreat offerings at www.trailretreats.co.uk

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Georgia Porter is an accomplished road, trail, and ultra athlete who recently set the female Fastest Known Time on the Arizona Trail - covering the 817 miles and 113,537ft of elevation gain from Utah to Mexico in 16 days, 22 hours, and 6 minutes.

The adventure was life-changing.

In this episode, we uncover Georgia's origin story as a non-runner in a family of elite runners, to uncovering a talent for the marathon, a passion for trails, and ultimately a drive to uncover the truths that ultra-distance teaches.

We take a deep dive into the Arizona Trail FKT itself, and what it taught Georgia about re-orienting their relationship with pain in a physical, mental, and emotional sense; as well as the value of community, team, and the shared experience.

We also discuss what they have coming next, and how this long-trail adventure, and it's lessons, opened a door of possibility and potential.

I hope you enjoy this episode; and encourage you to like, follow, and share if you do!

You can find and follow Georgia, as well as opportunities for coaching, at www.runningrediscovered.com

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