LISA GOODIN: 2:36 OTQ Mom Marathon Debut at Age 39
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Lisa Goodin shares her inspiring journey of qualifying for the Olympic Trials with her marathon debut at age 39.
Send us Fan Mail If you're a mom, a master’s athlete, or someone navigating the ups and downs of running—especially as you chase those BIG goals—this episode is for you! Lisa Goodin made her marathon debut at the California International Marathon this past December, finishing with an impressive 2:36 and qualifying for the Olympic Trials at the age of 39. This was not just her first marathon as a mom but also her first in nearly two decades, having previously sworn off the distance after a cha...
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