The Importance of Humility in Running a Marathon

"I think it's a common thing to say respect the distance but you really truly need to and more than that you really need to understand that if the first one doesn't go well like you said it's not the end of the world right how many times did we see athletes like Paul Tiergott or whoever give us a lot of things maybe you've been not reached this epic stardom in their debut marathon?" "As a coach you you want to make sure that you're setting yourself your athlete up forgetting what you want out of the marathon versus like having this horrible experience which I think sometimes happens," she says.