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702. Run Your Way with Jackie Gaughan

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"I think about when I was a kid and I would just go out and run hard and not worry about the result or what was the worst thing that could happen. I run my best when I run with the same mindset I had when I was 12."

Jackie Gaughan qualified for the Olympic Marathon Trials in her very first marathon. At 24 years old, she was the 18th-fastest qualifier in the field. (Her PR is a 2:27 from the 2023 Berlin Marathon.) In this conversation, Jackie talks about going from being an anxiety-riddled runner at Notre Dame to a four-time marathoner who finished 25th at the Trials. She talks about how running fits into her life as a financial analyst at Goldman Sachs, about her oldest daughter tendencies (she's the oldest of four), and about racing with a Jackie Mindset.

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What you’ll get on this episode:

  • All about Jackie’s run today (1:45)
  • Jackie’s decision not to run this year’s Boston Marathon (2:45)
  • What Jackie’s job entails, and how she fits running in (5:00)
  • How it felt going into the Trials as the 18th-fastest qualifier (7:00)
  • What it means to run with a Jackie Mindset (8:00)
  • How and why Jackie became a runner (9:35)
  • On dealing with race-related and running-related anxiety (14:15)
  • Why Jackie decided to move up to the marathon after college (16:10)
  • What Jackie’s Trials training was like (18:05)
  • What it was like in Orlando leading up to the Trials (23:25)
  • On making the decision to walk during the race (28:00)
  • How Jackie got through the toughest parts of the race, and what the finish line experience was like (34:00)
  • What running looks like for Jackie right now (38:00)
  • What it means to run the Jackie Gaughan way (41:00)

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"I think about when I was a kid and I would just go out and run hard and not worry about the result or what was the worst thing that could happen. I run my best when I run with the same mindset I had when I was 12."

Jackie Gaughan qualified for the Olympic Marathon Trials in her very first marathon. At 24 years old, she was the 18th-fastest qualifier in the field. (Her PR is a 2:27 from the 2023 Berlin Marathon.) In this conversation, Jackie talks about going from being an anxiety-riddled runner at Notre Dame to a four-time marathoner who finished 25th at the Trials. She talks about how running fits into her life as a financial analyst at Goldman Sachs, about her oldest daughter tendencies (she's the oldest of four), and about racing with a Jackie Mindset.

FOLLOW JACKIE @jackie_gaughan

SPONSOR:

What you’ll get on this episode:

  • All about Jackie’s run today (1:45)
  • Jackie’s decision not to run this year’s Boston Marathon (2:45)
  • What Jackie’s job entails, and how she fits running in (5:00)
  • How it felt going into the Trials as the 18th-fastest qualifier (7:00)
  • What it means to run with a Jackie Mindset (8:00)
  • How and why Jackie became a runner (9:35)
  • On dealing with race-related and running-related anxiety (14:15)
  • Why Jackie decided to move up to the marathon after college (16:10)
  • What Jackie’s Trials training was like (18:05)
  • What it was like in Orlando leading up to the Trials (23:25)
  • On making the decision to walk during the race (28:00)
  • How Jackie got through the toughest parts of the race, and what the finish line experience was like (34:00)
  • What running looks like for Jackie right now (38:00)
  • What it means to run the Jackie Gaughan way (41:00)

Follow Ali:

SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

  continue reading

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