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Why we're training for 120 mile race
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Why we're training for 120 mile race

Fat Dog 120 in August

Coach Andrew Miller is once again taking me under his wing as I prepare for my longest personal challenge to date, the Fat Dog 120. Andrew coaches for Team Run Run, and he and I will chat for a few minutes each month about what we’ve been working on and why we’re working on it. The idea is to give listeners an idea of what it’s like to work towards a goal with a coach. He will switch between giving advice specific to me and to the community, and give us an idea of why he is doing things. The opportunity to work with a coach and also learn about their process is one I’m excited to share.

This month, we chat about starting from near zero, as I had an inactive fall. Andrew is being very deliberate with how we start, and the idea is to be in the best possible shape come race day. So right now, we are working on building a base through consistency.

Last month on Community Trail Running, Andrew and I chatted about a 100 mile race and coaching in general, as we set up the coming year:

Running 100 Miles. With coach Andrew Miller

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December 31, 2025
Running 100 Miles. With coach Andrew Miller

I am so excited to run towards a 100-mile finish in 2026! I am even more excited to be working with Team Run Run coach Andrew Miller once again to do so! He and I worked together while I trained for Moab Run the Rocks this past year, and so I’m really grateful Andrew wants to work with me some more towards my biggest goal ever. Andrew is also running 10…

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