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EPISODE · Jan 23, 2020 · 55 MIN

Episode 29: At 71, Jeannie Rice Continues to Break World Records in Every Distance without Injury

from Run Farther & Faster — The Podcast with Coaches Lisa Levin and Julie Sapper · host Run Farther & Faster

Jeannie Rice a 71 year-old grandmother marathoner, recently broke the marathon world record for her age group by running the 2019 Berlin Marathon in 3:24 (that’s an age graded time of 2:12). Jeannie, who started running at 35 to lose weight, qualified for Boston at her first marathon and then again 35 more times. She provides her tips for running and enjoying the Boston Marathon and beyond. Jeannie shares her secrets for remaining injury free throughout her entire 35-year running career and what motivates her to keep running competitively and breaking her own records.

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