The Double Boston Marathon: Running Two Boston Marathons in One Day
About this episode
This episode explores the experience of running two Boston Marathons in one day and the lessons learned from an ultra mindset.
What happens when ultra runners bring an ultra mindset to one of the most iconic marathons in the world? In this episode we discuss taking on the “Double Boston” — running from the finish line to the start line of the Boston Marathon before turning around and running the official marathon itself. You’ll hear how different athletes approached the same challenge in completely different ways: chasing joy instead of pace goals, learning to stay present instead of obsessing over performance, and discovering how community can completely transform the race experience. From first-time Boston emotions to decades of marathon wisdom, this episode is packed with lessons every ultra runner can apply to training, racing, and life. In this episode, you’ll discover: How focusing less on performance may lead to your most meaningful race experience The strategies that helped runners tackle 52 miles in one day What road runners can learn from ultra runners about resilience, patience, and community The mindset shift that can make hard races feel more joyful Why the people you run with can completely change your experience in endurance sports How to stay present during races instead of constantly…
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