Jared Ward
Jared is an an American long distance runner who is most notable for his accomplisments in the marathon. He represented the U.S. in the distance in 2016 and finished sixth.
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Laura Lindemann
In my early years I started as a swimmer when I lived in Berlin, but in 2012 I changed the discipline and became a triathlete. And I love and would never regret it.
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Jo Pavey
I was born in Devon and started running at school. As a youngster I won the English schools and some national titles. As a senior I have achieved some medals, including World, European and Commonwealth.
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3000M
8:15
5000M
14:15
Marathon
2:17:55
Former world record holder in the 10k stroller run. A couple of medals from national championships. Euro U23 cross country bronze medalist 2014 in the team competition.
Why do you run?
Because it caters to my psyche, I like the feeling of wind in my face. I guess you could sum it up as enjoying the freedom. I also like the sensation of spandex close to my body, probably the main reason.
Greatest Achievement
I'm probably the most proud of my marathon. It was my first attempt at the distance and actually turning in a performance that had some resemblance of quality was much needed after a few seasons of general lousiness.
Run more than you currently do. Running isn't rocket science. To become a better runner, run! (Also, don't wear shorts over your tights, it makes you look like a douche)
”Personal Bests
1500m
03:43
10km
30:42
am almost 30 years old, I know that I am at the end of my career for the 1500m, I have again 2 seasons max. So I wanted to pass on the road very slowly. I opened my biomechanical analysis practice. I'm a sports podiatrist, and in the office we have 2 ostepaths and a physical trainer. Being finally stable professionally, makes me very happy. After 3 difficult years in Belgium for my training as a podiatrist, I'm finally happy and enjoy the life, and the performances are back! I think I can show some very nice things in the years to come.
Why do you run?
I run because my father was a marathon runner (2:18 in the marathon, 1:04 in the half marathon). I was going to see him run, and often he was one of the best. It has cultivated my competitive side. I wanted to look like him, and I enjoy running. I like the sensations that the race gives me. Feeling both free and strong at the same time. Today, I can't live without it.
Greatest Achievement
Even if I have two French National Championship titles over 1500m, to me persoanlly my greatest achievement is my 17th place (12th French) in the French cross-country championship to Saint-Galmier, that gave me the greatest satisfaction.
I've always followed my own "rules" regarding training. The 3P Rules: Be careful / Patience / Perseverance. Be careful because there is nothing worse for an athlete than the injury, so be patient. Patience because sometimes performance, fitness, success, take time to come. Patience is a great quality in our sport. Perseverance because it's a hard sport, both mentally and physically. We get a lot of failure. Those who persevere eventually succeed
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10km
28:36
Half Marathon
1:01:36
Marathon
2:10:45
Jared is an an American long distance runner who is most notable for his accomplisments in the marathon. He represented the U.S. in the distance in 2016 and finished sixth. He has a master's degree in statistics from Brigham Young University (BYU), and teaches statistics at BYU as a member of the adjunct faculty. Putting this statistical knowledge to good use with his involveent in the development of the Endorphin Pro.
Why do you run?
Running tests my limits of resilience. Pushing my boundries makes me feel free, and I hope to inspire others to go out and do the same.
Greatest Achievement
6th at 2016 Olympics Marathon
Your body is always going to be your best gauge.
”Personal Bests
10km
27:55
Half Marathon
01:02:11
25km
01:13:48
Marathon
02:10:53
The US record holder in the 25K, Parker is an American distance runner known for his aggressive racing style. Over the last two years, he has seven top three finishes in major road races over distances ranging from 10K to 25K. He is a nine time All-American from the University of Oregon where he was third in the 5000 meters at back to back NCAA championships. Parker is the only person to win the 10,000 meters at the US Junior Championships three times. He also placed sixth at the IAAF Junior World Championships and won the Pan-Am Junior title.
Why do you run?
Running is what keeps me up at night. The hardest thing about running is navigating the highs and lows of the sport, I would say. What I do when it gets really hard is I take a step back from the pressure, or these things that I think about running is about, and I go back to why did I really start doing it. And it's just because I love to push myself, and i feel really great when I'm running hard.I majored in Philosophy and to go toward suffering, and to like, engage in suffering and be in that is actually a really beautiful thing, and it allows you to find your character and find out what you're made of.
Greatest Achievement
9 x All-American
US Record Holder over 25km
Perfection is not a static state. Perfection can only be hoped to be achieved by the constant desire and willingness to strive, self reflect, and strive again. We all know what it feels like to fail...to fall short again and again...but it is in these failures that we learn so much. It is failure that truly teaches us how to succeed.
”Personal Bests
400m
49"48
800m
1'49"48
1500m
3'55
5km
15'36
10km
31'42
Teacher at ENSTA Bretagne which is an engineering school, and physical trainer. I started running in my last year of high school then during my 5 years of STAPS I did a sports-study course. During my 4th year I went for one semester in Oklahoma, USA to run in the American championship and improve my training and records. During that season and the next two seasons I set my best times on the track and won my finest medals. In the future, I would like to run longer distances by going under 31' for 10km and then test myself on semi and marathons.
Why do you run?
It's a need, we realize it even more now in containment! Running clears the head and is good for the body, it's a balance for me. I also love to set goals and put everything in place to make them happen.
Greatest Achievement
1. French National 800m Champion in 2016
2. To have descended below 1'50" at 800m
3. All American NAIA in 2014 by finishing 3rd in the 800m Nationals
You have to believe in yourself and not put too much pressure on yourself to think about the goal. Having a time in your head means putting barriers in your way but also running the risk of being disappointed. By working seriously in training you are inevitably rewarded at some point, so it is better not to be too impatient and simply give your best. I set all my track records on the day that I stopped calculating and listening to myself, so go for it! We must never forget that running must remain a pleasure and that we have this chance to practice it !
”Personal Bests
5km
15:40
10km
32:15
Half Marathon
69:40
Studied undergraduate degree at UWIC and MSc at University of New Mexico on sports scholarship. Returned to Cardiff where I worked full time as Performance Sport Officer for 3 years alongside my athletics career. Currently on career break, supported by Saucony and Welsh Athletics, living life as a full time athlete and aspiring Olympian. Multiple Great Britain representative over cross country, road and track. Welsh half marathon record holder. Love cooking, baking, reading and all outdoor activities.
Why do you run?
There are many reasons why I run. Firstly, to be the best athlete I can be and compete at the highest level possible, representing Great Britain at as many major championships as I can over my career. I also run for enjoyment, the sense of freedom and adventure. I also hope over the course of my career I can inspire others along the way.
Greatest Achievement
· British 10,000m Champion 2018
· European XC Championships 2019 – 7th individual and team gold
· Welsh Half Marathon record holder (69:40)
· Parkrun Female World Record Holder
Consistency – create a weekly routine to help get the most out of your training. Variety – mix your training up with varying runs (off road and on road), sessions (such as fartlek and interval), strength / core work etc and don’t forget recovery days. Don’t be a slave to the watch! – use your watch for guidance but don’t get hung up on it, run to feel, make sure you keep your easy days easy. Enjoyment - keep things fun, run at different places and with people. Set goals – set goals both in the short term and long term. Set goals in training and have a race plan set out.
”Personal Bests
Marathon
2:42:59
I love all Kind of outdoor sports/activities summer and Winter, challenging and adventure stuff, i love riding my Mountainbike I was a professional Triathlete before i started to focus on running Motivating people to run is my passion I love good food and all kind of special drinks.
Why do you run?
I run to feel alive, feel good, stay healthy
Greatest Achievement
Winner of Cologne Marathon 2017 and 2018
I kindly recommend all the runners to focus on core stability and functional training additional to the run sessions to keep away injuries to run faster and longest
”Personal Bests
1500m
4:01
3000m
8:31
5000m
14:39
10000m
30:53
I was born in Devon and started running at school. As a youngster I won the English schools and some national titles before then struggling for a few years with injury. I enjoyed working as a physiotherapist before taking a career break when my husband and I went backpacking around the world. We trained hard during our travels and on my return I made my first senior championships, which was the World Championships in Athens in 1997. As a senior I have achieved some medals, including World, European and Commonwealth.
Why do you run?
I love the feeling of freedom when running, especially out on the trails surrounded by beautiful scenery. When I get back from a run I feel more motivated and positive, it definitely provides such a boost to both my physical and mental health. I also enjoy setting myself a goal and relish the challenge of trying to achieve it. Like most runners, I love being part of the running community, runners are a friendly lot and I’ve met so many great people through running. As a busy parent I also like the way running can add quality time to family life by getting out and exercising together.
Greatest Achievement
I think winning the European Championships 10000m at 40-years-old is probably my best achievement as it was so unexpected. I’d thought the days of having the possibility of a gold medal were long behind me, so it was a big surprise.
Turn hardships on their head. Try to block out negative thoughts and focus on the positive. If things get difficult, think how you’re going to overcome the challenges and find a way. Most of all, always find a way to keep enjoying your running.
”Personal Bests
Half Marathon
65:23
Marathon
2:18h
I'm a late bloomer when it comes running, now 31-years-old, I have only been running for 3 years. In additiona to my running I am studying sports management, so am full of passion and dedication for the sport as a whole.
Why do you run?
Running means the world to me and makes me incredibly happy.
Greatest Achievement
· German Vice Champion 10k Roadrunning 2018 Team
· Second place Cologne Marathon 2019
· Fastest European Hamburg Half 2019
Work hard and stay humble.
”Achievements
ITU World
Ranking 7th
German Sprint
Triathlon Champion
Two-time Junior
World Champion
In my early years I started as a swimmer when I lived in Berlin, but in 2012 I changed the discipline and became a triathlete. And I love and would never regret it.
Why do you run?
Because I just love running, and despite aving started as a swimmer it is now my strongest discipline in triathlon.
Greatest Achievement
· 2014 +2015 European Junior Champion
· 2014 + 2015 World Junior Champion
· 2016 u23 World Champion
· 28th 2016 Rio Olympic Games
· 7th ITU World Ranking
· Qualified for Tokyo Olympics
Do not exaggerate - set realistic goals. It doesn´t matter if your goal is to become the best in your sport or if you just want to have fun by ceing active. Running is healthy and it connects people - that´s the most important aspect.
”Personal Bests
5K
52.42
10K
32:29
Half Marathon
1:10:42
Marathon
2:29:09
I was born and raised in Kibera, the biggest slum area in Africa, found in Nairobi (Kenya). As a part of youth program run by an NGO project I played different sports, mostly football. In 2010 I started running because of an NGO project in Sweden “Running relation” which has the purpose of making opportunities for youth living in the slum. I moved with few other young athletes to a camp for runners and this was my start on running as a career and a lifestyle. Through this project I met my coach and now husband. He was living in Denmark, so I moved to Denmark in 2013. I’m a member of an athletic club called Sparta which together with Saucony support me in my training and future goals. My biggest dream is to represent Denmark and Saucony to a big championship.
Why do you run?
Running is a a sport, a movement that really makes someone feel free and alive. It gives me so many experiences, both nature and social and a lot of friends all over the world.
Greatest Achievement
I’m very happy with my Half Marathon time in Copenhagen and my marathon in Frankfurt. Also holding the course record at Lidingöloppet 30km.
Set goals, both short and long term. With no goal its hard to get out on a rainy day. Train with others. Try to do different exercises. New routes, different distances, add fartlek, intervals, temporuns to make it more fun, variation is key to development.
”Achievement
Italian Sprint
Triathlon Champion
I'm a 26 years old Pro Triathlete, and engineer graduated. I am currently fighting for a spot in the Tokyo Olympic Team.
Why do you run?
Running and in general triathalon is more than a job, it's a passion that I had since I was a child, It makes me feel free. The feeling that you have on the start line, when your heart rate skyrocket, it is something that really make you feel alive.
Greatest Achievement
I'm a multiple Italian Champion, I wore the National Team jersey 45 times in the major international events and I was in the Team who ranked 4th at Tokyo Olympic Test Event last year in the "Mixed Relay Events".
I sometimes like to jog with no GPS or watch at all, just me, my Saucony shoes and the love for the "game" I find that it really helps me clearing my mind.
”Personal Bests
10K
23:38
Half Marathon
1:05
Marathon
2:21
Running is an integral part of my life and one of my key focuses, having started competing when I was younger I continue to train and comepte at the highest level as a master athlete and now combine my road racing with Dutahlon, which involves a combination of running and cycling.
Why do you run?
To test my limits
Greatest Achievement
French Cross Country Champion
Enjoy and don't forget to relax
”Personal Bests
800m
1:49:40
1500m
3:42:72
10km
30:25
Running has always been a part of my life and that has continued in areas outside of the sport. Alongside my training and competing, in my professional life I am an Osteopath which has beenfitted from my own experience of training and injuries.
Why do you run?
I started running when I was 5 years old, my mother signed me up to her Cross Country Club, and I've never stopped since!
Greatest Achievement
Part of the winning team at the Wolrd Univeristy Cross Country Championships
Find the balance in a shoe between weight and cushioning.
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