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Marathon Training Academy

Becoming a Sustainable Runner

Mar 11, 2024
Learn about sustainable running from Tina Muir, a professional runner turned podcaster. Discuss self-compassion, achieving goals, and consumerism in running. Discover empowering ways to give back to the running community and find meaning in marathon experiences.
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Quick takeaways

  • Transitioning from elite to sustainable running requires self-compassion and separating self-worth from outcomes.
  • Finding joy in the journey of running is crucial to counteract the hedonic treadmill effect of chasing achievements for happiness.

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Tina Muir's Journey and Sustainable Running

Tina Muir reflects on her transition from elite running to sustainable running, emphasizing the importance of self-compassion and separating self-worth from outcomes. She shares insights on the hedonic treadmill effect, where runners continuously chase achievements for happiness, highlighting the need to find joy in the journey. Tina discusses practical ways for runners to give back to the community, such as guiding visually impaired runners, volunteering, and pacing, to create a deeper connection to running and foster a sense of fulfillment.

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