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DISCOVER ALL OF RISING NEW YORK ROAD RUNNERSSet the Pace: Caitlin Phillips on Qualifying for the 2028 Olympic Trials at 43 Years Old
This week’s guest is Caitlin Phillips, a 43-year-old runner who ran a 2:36 at Sunday’s California International Marathon (CIM), qualifying for the 2028 U.S. Olympic Trials. Caitlin shares with Rob and Becs what it took to achieve this amazing feat while working full-time and returning to competition postpartum after giving birth in 2023.
Phil Keoghan and His Amazing TCS New York City Marathon Race
Joining Rob and Becs this week is Phil Keoghan, host of “The Amazing Race.” He recently completed the TCS New York City Marathon while raising money for Back on My Feet, an organization that empowers people to achieve economic independence.
Set the Pace: Runner’s World Theo Kahler on Running, Reporting, and Dreaming Big
This week, Runner’s World News Editor Theo Kahler joins the show to share how he spends his weekdays writing about running and then lines up on the weekends to hold his own with some of the best runners in the world. Theo ran this year’s TCS New York City Marathon for the first time, placing an impressive 40th overall and finishing as the 15th American in the men’s field.
Running in New Seasons of Life: Learning to Keep Betting on Myself, as a Woman in Her 40s
Lately, I’ve been feeling as if I don’t know my body anymore. There’s that saying that turning 40 years old means you’re “over the hill,” but I had always thought that was a bunch of malarkey. “Age is just a number!” I told myself. After all, I have been an active person my entire life; who is to say some arbitrary age would dictate my fitness?
Set the Pace: Team Inspire Member Relly Ladner’s Journey From Setback to Start Line
Joining Rob this week is Relly Ladner, a member of this year’s Team Inspire, a diverse group of 26 TCS New York City Marathon runners whose stories capture the power of running to change lives. Growing up in Vienna, Relly played soccer, and as a freshman in high school she secured a Division I offer to play at Dartmouth College. But after being diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome she was told she’d never walk again.
J Solle’s 26.2 Miles of Pride at the 2025 TCS New York City Marathon
"The marathon is not only one of my favorite days of the year, but a huge moment for Front Runners, the largest LGBTQIA+ running club in the world. Hundreds of Front Runners train for the marathon every year, and it’s a homecoming weekend for the club. Those who aren’t running are cheering, volunteering at our events, and helping make sure the club has a successful weekend."