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Hosted by Heidi Baker · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 61 episodes
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None of us run ultras because we want the “easy button,” but at the same time we sometimes face them with unrealistic expectations. Heidi Baker and Michelle Goldberg are both experienced ultrarunners and UESCA Certified ultrarunning coaches who want to help you unpack and understand the race that didn’t go quite as planned, and show you how they are opportunities for growth, learning and resilience building. Bringing in guests of all running and experience levels, we want to encourage you to embrace the challenges, welcome the mistakes, and thrive in the struggles.
Heidi Baker hosts Let’s Run That Again, a health show with 61 episodes published.
*This Episode was recorded in October 2025. Due to life, and our long break from podcasting, this episode is just being released now and for that we are so sorry, but we are so so excited to finally share Annie's story!
Summary In this engaging conversation, Heidi and Michelle reconnect after a break, discussing the importance of self-care, authenticity, and the evolving nature of their identities as runners. They explore the impact of
Summary In this episode, Heidi and Michelle reconnect and reflect on their running journeys, discussing the importance of mindset, community, and acceptance. They explore the challenges and changes they face in their run
In this episode, Heidi and Michelle chat with Derek Sprau, an accomplished ultra runner who shares his journey into the world of ultra running, the mental challenges faced during races, and the importance of community su
Summary In this engaging conversation, Katie shares her journey into the world of ultra running, highlighting her recent races, the supportive community in Florida, and the joy she finds in the sport. She discusses her e
In this episode, Heidi and Michelle welcome Ben Whitehead, who shares his profound running journey, marked by personal loss and the transition from marathons to ultra marathons. Ben discusses the impact of elevation on h
In this episode, Anna Epifano shares her inspiring journey into ultra running, highlighting the influence of her son Steve and the importance of family support. The conversation explores the challenges and joys of traini
Rachel Bambrick, founder of Women in Ultrarunning, joins to chat about her recent DNF at the High Lonesome 100. The discussion dives into ways races can throw unexpected and new challenges, how fueling and mental strengt
In this episode, Miles Victors shares his incredible journey from being 450 pounds to becoming an ultra runner. He discusses the pivotal moments that led to his transformation, the challenges he faced during ultra marath
Summary In this episode, Michelle and Heidi chat with Jill Albrecht about her journey in ultra running, particularly her experiences with the Cocodona race. Jill shares her background, including her sobriety journey and
In this episode, the hosts celebrate one year of podcasting and welcome Carrie, who shares her unique journey into running, particularly ultra running. Carrie discusses her motivations, the impact of the organization Wea
In this episode of Let's Run That, hosts Michelle and Heidi are joined by ultra runners Tom Polen and Stephen Park to discuss their experiences at the Cocodona 250 race. The conversation delves into the challenges faced
In this episode, ultra runners Stacy and Kyle share their unique journeys into the world of ultra running, discussing their experiences with races, the challenges of DNFs, and the dynamics of racing together as a couple.
In this episode, Heidi and Michelle discuss Michelle's experience at Cocodona 250 in May. Michelle reflects on the challenges faced during Cocodona, including weather conditions, mental resilience, and the importance of
In this episode, Chrissy Blankenship shares her inspiring journey from hating running in the Army to becoming an ultra runner. She discusses the importance of community, mental challenges, and the balance between family
In this episode, Molly Hernandez shares her journey from road running to ultra running, detailing her experiences with her first 100 mile attempt at Rocky Raccoon. She discusses the challenges of training, the mental hur
In this conversation, Melissa Londry shares her journey from a new mother to an accomplished ultra runner and race director. She discusses the challenges she faced during her races, particularly the Mamba 100, and the me
In this episode, we chat with Claire Bochenek, a passionate runner who shares her experiences with the Marathon des Sables (MDS), a grueling six-day race through the Moroccan desert. Claire discusses her journey into run
In this episode, Heidi and Michelle chat with Elliot Matson, the founder of Folklord, a trail running apparel brand. They discuss the unique designs inspired by mythology, the journey of building the brand, and the impor
In this episode, Heidi and Michelle welcome Julie Shobe, a registered dietitian specializing in ultra running nutrition. They discuss the critical role of nutrition in preventing DNFs (Did Not Finish) in races, the impor
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