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Olympian Rory Linkletter breaks down his 2025 Chicago Marathon race - chasing the Canadian record (2:06:49), hitting the pain cave at mile 13, and still running a PB. Learn what it really takes to train 4,000 miles a year and compete at the elite level.
Fresh off the finish line, Rory shares the mindset, consistency, and decade-long journey behind world-class marathon running. From training with Conner Mantz & Clayton Young at "Marathon University" to debating data vs. instinct, this is your inside look at elite training.
What You’ll Learn:
💪 The real secret to elite running: consistency over a decade, not just talent
🏃 Chicago Marathon exclusive debrief - running alone for 12 miles & fighting through the pain
📊 Why runners might be overcomplicating training (and when to trust your body over the data)
🎯 4,000-mile training years: what it takes to stay healthy and competitive
🥇 Nature vs nurture in elite athletics - talent, attitude, and environment
Whether you're chasing your first marathon or your next PB, Rory's insights on longevity, resilience, and smart training will transform how you approach running.
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"The Secret to Marathon Longevity: A Decade of Consistency Explained (with Rory Linkletter)" is an episode of The Runna Podcast. Runtime 48 min. Published October 17, 2025. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.