This episode of She Runs Strong is brought to you by Active Forever. Use STRONG at checkout to get 10% off your first order.

Got any questions you'd like answered on the podcast, ask them here: https://www.videoask.com/feuaut9xo

Resources:
Grab your spot in our upcoming masterclass: https://coachparry.com/at4y-Masterclass

Do you really need to run 20 miles before a marathon? What should you do if your foot hurts where your laces tie? How can you reduce travel fatigue when flying overseas for a race? And should runners take creatine all year round, or stop before race day?

We also talk about why consistency matters more than one “perfect” long run, how menopause symptoms can affect performance, and why comparing your current fitness to last year’s PB is not always helpful.

This episode of She Runs Strong is brought to you by Active Forever. Use STRONG at checkout to get 10% off your first order.

Got any questions you'd like answered on the podcast, ask them here: https://www.videoask.com/feuaut9xo

Resources:
Grab your spot in our upcoming masterclass: https://coachparry.com/at4y-Masterclass

Bee shares how her training block was far from perfect, with hamstring niggles, a painful foot issue, a full rest period, and even a last-minute shoe change before Boston. But with smart coaching adjustments, fewer weekly runs, consistent rehab, better recovery, and a relaxed race-day mindset, she still ran a brilliant 3:27:12 PB at Boston.

This episode of She Runs Strong is brought to you by Active Forever. Use STRONG at checkout to get 10% off your first order.

Got any questions you'd like answered on the podcast, ask them here: https://www.videoask.com/feuaut9xo

Resources:
Grab your spot in our upcoming masterclass: https://coachparry.com/at4y-Masterclass

If you are a female runner over 45, your training needs a smarter approach.

In this episode, we break down heart rate zones, fueling for performance, and how your body responds to stress, illness, and recovery. Learn how to adjust your training, avoid common mistakes, and understand what your body is telling you so you can run stronger and with more confidence.