Show notes
In this episode, Amby Burfoot, 1968 Boston Marathon Winner and Runner’s World Magazine editor-at-large, tells the story of how every mile is a gift. Amby reflects on the importance of running mentorship from his time serving in the Peace Core as a distance running coach in El Salvador to the impact that John J. Kelley, accomplished marathoner and his high school coach, had on his life. He discusses his relationship to running in college marked by passion, obsession, and hard work. Amby recounts his 1968 win of the Boston Marathon as a college senior and how he still loves running the Boston Marathon now. He provides his perspective on the impact of exercise science on running and his personal training philosophy. Amby reflects on his work as the editor-at-large for Runner’s World Magazine and previews his upcoming book on female pioneers in distance running.____EPISODE LINKSAmby's WebsiteAmby's Articles on Runner's WorldAmby's Twitter: @exerscience____SPONSORSDan Walters RunningA personal distance running coach who works online and in person with runners of all levels. With a background as an engineer and collegiate runner, Dan’s training is scientific and personalized to YOUR needs. If you love running, are willing to work hard, and want to improve your fitness at any level, contact Dan today. Email Dan at [email protected] and visit his DW Running website.HOKA ONE ONEShoe Giveaway - Enter to win a free pair of HOKA shoes:Subscribe to The Running On Om podcast on iTunesLeave a written review of the podcast on iTunesTweet or email a screenshot of your review to @runningonom or [email protected] accepted until 11:59pm EST September 30, 2015. Winner will be randomly chosen and announced by October 2, 2015. If you have already written a review, you are still eligible to enter the giveaway by submitting a screenshot of your past review.____For more information and additional content visit runningonom.com
