In this episode, we'll talk with Giulio Rancadore about his sports psychology & mental health wisdom and his journeys with his racing and marathoning. Giulio began his marathon journey in 2020, inspired by a general love of sports and skill for running. Since that initial race, he continued to polish his skills and smashed his PRs over 3 races, and even qualified for Boston. He now works at our local running store, The Runner's Market, and is the lead for the Runner's Market racing team and continues to support other runners and push the limits. Tune into this great episode with Giulio!

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Meet Our Guest: Giulio Rancadore

Giulio Rancadore has been living in East TN for the last 4+ years, and is originally from the California Bay Area where he went to San Jose State. He then came to Knoxville to go to the University of Tennessee for graduate studies. Sports & endurance athletics have been a big part of his life and education for many years, and he is also involved with sports physcology & mental training along with being an employee at the Runner's Market store. He is also the lead of the Runner's Market Racing Team and continues to improve his race times & PRS and strive for the next goals!

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In this episode, we dive into the journey of Sean Williams, an Australian running coach with over 20 years of experience. Sean has coached more than 1000 athletes, from beginners to Olympians, using his natural running philosophy. Known for his barefoot running, Sean discusses modern fitness challenges like obesity and technology's impact on activity. Join us as Sean shares his coaching successes with elite athletes like Ben St Lawrence and Victoria Mitchell, his training methods, and the importance of listening to your body. Tune in to hear Sean’s stories, advice, and the principles behind his successful career in coaching natural running champions.

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Sean Williams is from Australia, originally from Sydney but now residing in Melbourne. Sean began running when he was just 8 years old, starting out in Little Athletics. Sean was a school teacher by day, running coach by night, starting out coaching groups of kids who wanted to run after school. He grew immensely effective groups of runners from the youth up through the years and has coached many champions and Olympians! He is also known for his work with youth athletes, helping them develop a love for running and achieve their best. In addition to his coaching, Sean's commitment to the sport extends to addressing issues like obesity and the impact of technology on physical activity. His dedication to promoting running as a healthy, accessible, and enjoyable activity has made a significant impact on the running community.

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In this episode, we'll talk with Hannah Fatheree and get an inside look into some of the raw struggles of the marathon journey, and her perseverance through it all. Hannah Fatheree began her marathon journey at age 19, inspired by her parents and has held strong to her passion for running, completing 10 marathons in recent years. She has also been steadily travelling around the USA in an effort to complete a marathon in every state! It hasn't all been easy for her though, and we will discuss the raw effort and emotion that embodies marathon racing and running as a mother, wife and professional.

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Meet Our Guest: Hannah Fatheree

Hannah Fatheree has been living in the East TN area for the last 5 years, and is married with a daughter, Whitley. Running has been a huge part of her life since she was a kid, and she credits both her parents who are avid runners for supporting & inspiring her in the sport. She enjoyed cross country & track in high school, but moved onto road races when she started college. She first did the Snickers Marathon with her dad and was instantly hooked, and set out to complete a marathon in all 50 US states! She also has worked hard to expand the joy of running in our community by directing the Secret City Half Marathon & 5K for 5 years and growing/improving that race tremendously!

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