Blog Discover Login
Podcast Insider Logo

905. Arielle Chernin, Brookline Food Pantry Operations Manager & 3:02 Marathoner

by Ali Feller

Ali on the Run Show

Share: Copied!
Podcast Insider Logo

Get episode summaries just like this for all your favourite podcasts in your inbox every day!

Get More Insights

Episode Summary

In this episode of the Ali on the Run Show, host Ali Feller welcomes Arielle Chernin, a 3:02 marathoner and mother of three living in Massachusetts. They first share details about how they met at the New Balance track event. Arielle describes her intense lifestyle, involving managing three kids, a full-time job as operations manager at the Brookline Food Pantry, and her ambitious marathon training schedule.

Arielle shares her running story, which began in high school, highlighting her evolution from a sprinter to a marathon runner. After running her first marathon in college and qualifying for Boston, she continued to run despite various life changes, including having children. Arielle discusses how motherhood transformed her perspective on running, stating that rather than compromising her athletic aspirations, it empowered her with a newfound strength and determination.

She recounts her astonishing experience of giving birth on a bathroom floor and the confidence it instilled in her. As Arielle prepares for the Chicago Marathon, she reflects on her current goals, particularly pursuing a sub-three-hour marathon time. Training with a coach has enabled her to juggle her ambitions while managing family responsibilities. Finally, Arielle emphasizes the joy and importance of enjoying running, advocating for a light-hearted approach to the sport without losing the essence of fun.

Unlock the full summary

Enter your email to read the complete summary, key takeaways and more.

Email

Episode Summary

In this episode of the Ali on the Run Show, host Ali Feller welcomes Arielle Chernin, a 3:02 marathoner and mother of three living in Massachusetts. They first share details about how they met at the New Balance track event. Arielle describes her intense lifestyle, involving managing three kids, a full-time job as operations manager at the Brookline Food Pantry, and her ambitious marathon training schedule.

Arielle shares her running story, which began in high school, highlighting her evolution from a sprinter to a marathon runner. After running her first marathon in college and qualifying for Boston, she continued to run despite various life changes, including having children. Arielle discusses how motherhood transformed her perspective on running, stating that rather than compromising her athletic aspirations, it empowered her with a newfound strength and determination.

She recounts her astonishing experience of giving birth on a bathroom floor and the confidence it instilled in her. As Arielle prepares for the Chicago Marathon, she reflects on her current goals, particularly pursuing a sub-three-hour marathon time. Training with a coach has enabled her to juggle her ambitions while managing family responsibilities. Finally, Arielle emphasizes the joy and importance of enjoying running, advocating for a light-hearted approach to the sport without losing the essence of fun.

Key Takeaways

  • Motherhood can empower rather than limit athletic aspirations.
  • Running brings a sense of joy and community that's essential for personal happiness.
  • Finding a balance between responsibilities is key to pursuing your goals.

Found an issue with this summary?

Log in to Report Issue

Built for solopreneurs, makers, and business owners who don't have time to waste.