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The Extra Mile: Record breaking 90 year old & Hal Robson-Kanu Q&A!

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In this episode of The Extra Mile, host Jenni Falconer highlights the inspiring story of Ian Winship, a 90-year-old from Cumbernauld who has set a world record by running a 10k in an incredible time of one hour and four minutes. The event organizers were so impressed that they created an over-90 category for him. Winship attributes his success to a daily routine of walking 20,000 steps and eating healthily.

The episode then introduces a unique event: an indoor marathon set in an IKEA store in Croydon. Scheduled for December 13th, runners will complete 26.2 miles through various sections of the store, with quirky features such as a self-assembly medal post-race and potential meatball stations.

Lastly, the show features an interview with footballer Hal Robson-Kanu, who shares his experiences during major tournaments, including a significant goal he scored for Wales in 2016. He discusses the mental aspects of sports and the importance of maintaining a positive mindset. Hal also talks about his company which produces turmeric-based health shots aimed at reducing pain and inflammation, illustrating the benefits of natural remedies.

Listeners are encouraged to send in their messages and experiences to the RunPod Run Club, fostering a community of runners who share their journeys.

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Episode Summary

In this episode of The Extra Mile, host Jenni Falconer highlights the inspiring story of Ian Winship, a 90-year-old from Cumbernauld who has set a world record by running a 10k in an incredible time of one hour and four minutes. The event organizers were so impressed that they created an over-90 category for him. Winship attributes his success to a daily routine of walking 20,000 steps and eating healthily.

The episode then introduces a unique event: an indoor marathon set in an IKEA store in Croydon. Scheduled for December 13th, runners will complete 26.2 miles through various sections of the store, with quirky features such as a self-assembly medal post-race and potential meatball stations.

Lastly, the show features an interview with footballer Hal Robson-Kanu, who shares his experiences during major tournaments, including a significant goal he scored for Wales in 2016. He discusses the mental aspects of sports and the importance of maintaining a positive mindset. Hal also talks about his company which produces turmeric-based health shots aimed at reducing pain and inflammation, illustrating the benefits of natural remedies.

Listeners are encouraged to send in their messages and experiences to the RunPod Run Club, fostering a community of runners who share their journeys.

Key Takeaways

  • Iceland's marathon event at IKEA shows running can be fun and quirky.
  • Ian Winship proves age is just a number with his world record run.
  • Mental strength is crucial for athletes, as highlighted by Hal Robson-Kanu.

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