AMY HOAGLAND: From Almost DYING from Anorexia to ELITE Runner

Send us Fan MailThis week, we are going inside Amy Hoagland's MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH as a runner. Amy's story is inspiring and mind-blowing...her training, her demanding job, her recent recovery from anorexia and a sacral fracture, to her jump in times. WOW. WOW. WOW.Amy works as a Neurosurgery Nurse Practitioner, is a mom of two, and very ambitious runner aiming to take a major chunk off her marathon time at BOSTON THIS WEEKEND! Not long ago Amy was running marathons snugly in the 3+ hour range and now she is an Olympic Trials Marathon hopeful. Indeed, her training Boston has included a 2:45 treadmill marathon and a 1:16 half marathon.In this episode, we dive deep into:🌀the key factors that led to Amy's breakthrough🌀Amy’s training which included a 2:45 treadmill marathon and a 1:16 half marathon🌀how she manages to train at a high-level with a demanding job and a husband who also has a demanding job, and two young kids🌀her management of "mom guilt," judgement for her training, and self-care as a busy mom🌀the lessons and strength Amy drew from her anorexia relapse and sacral fracture injuryAmy offers valuable insights on setting a positive example for her children, carving out time for herself, and overcoming obstacles along the way. This is a candid conversation filled with motivation, resilience, and hope for all mothers striving to pursue their passions!RESOURCES:💗Instagram: @Tinkgoestoarizona and her coach @lewiselliotracing 💗Eating Disorder HelpTHANK YOU, SPONSORS!:💗CURE HYDRATION delicious & clean hydration: Save 15% with code MOTHERRUNNER.💗 ZBIOTICS a pre-Alcohol probiotic drink that breaks down the byproduct of alcohol responsible for rough mornings. SAVE 15% with MOTHERRUNNER.Whitney Heins is a mom of 2, a lifelong runner, a VDOT-certified running coach for moms who run, and founder of the resource, themotherrunners.com. When training for her first marathon as a mom, she found a dearth of information related to running and motherhood. She also felt extremely isolated as a new mom. As a former TV journalist and a freelance writer she decided to use her skills to fill the void with an online resource and community, called The Mother Runners. Whitney also recognized a need for run coaches who understood the demands of motherhood, so she also became a running coach—unearthing a passion for helping moms reap the rewards and empowerment of running. Coming out of a long injury cycle, she ran a 2:54 marathon and 1:20 half marathon in her 40s. She lives in Knoxville, TN with her husband, two kids, and three dogs.www.themotherrunners.comInstagram: @themotherrunnersYouTube: The Mother [email protected]