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Staying focused through the highs and lows of racing and life with ultra endurance cyclist Amy Breen (007)

July 11, 2017 Robin Legat
Photo by Troy Szczurkowski

Photo by Troy Szczurkowski

In this episode, we meet arctic botanist and ultra endurance athlete Amy Breen. Hailing from Alaska, Amy takes us into the world of winter ultra endurance racing. She talks about how she became a fat tire cyclist tackling 100+ mile races, and the remarkable story of the race where she both saved her husband's life and won the big prize.

SEASONED ATHLETE - AMY BREEN STATS

Age: 47

Sport: Ultra endurance cycling

Quote: "Be kind to yourself and be forgiving."


THIS WEEK'S EVERYDAY SEASONED ATHLETE - KATHLEEN MICHAEL

Each week, we start our show with our featured EVERYDAY SEASONED ATHLETE. In this segment, we shine the spotlight on athletes over age 40 from a variety of backgrounds and skill levels.. Our Everyday Seasoned Athletes will be sharing why they do what they do and what they’ve learned along the way – all in their own words. This week, trail runner Kathleen Michael tells her Everyday Seasoned Athlete Story.

EVERYDAY SEASONED ATHLETE - Kathleen Michael STATS

Age: 61

Sport: Trail Running

Quote: "Sometimes I get the giggles when I'm running downhill because it brings out that inner ten-year-old that was gone for about 40-45 years."

Triathlon team website: triteamlc.com

If you are interested in being featured as an Everyday Seasoned Athlete, go HERE and tell us a little bit about yourself!

Tags fitness, athlete, masters athlete, endurance athlete, endurance racing, ultra racing, endurance cyling, winter sports, endurance cycling, trail running, running, cycling
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