Running
Adam Fogg: 3:49 Miler to Half Marathon | Under Armour Athlete with No Limits
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Dec 10, 20251:09:29
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Adam Fogg sits down with the Easy Double Podcast to discuss his unique journey as a distance runner.
From growing up in the UK to moving to Australia and eventually competing collegiately in America, Adam shares the experiences that shaped his athletic career.
He opens up about earning sponsorship with Under Armour, his current training setup and philosophy, and what the future holds as he continues to chase his running goals.
Adam is one of the original running content creators on YouTube, so give that a watch when you get a chance @The FOGDOG Exclusive.
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