About this episode

Sarah is a runner, physical therapist, adventurer and mountain lover, proud Italian and avid chef who just loves to have a good time!

In this episode we talk about:

  • reluctant starts in running
  • making the leap to live in Colorado
  • betting on yourself
  • the Boulder community and building relationships
  • running group intimidation and inclusion
  • all paces welcome
  • Sarah’s physiotherapy work at PR Labs
  • collaborative approach to injury management and prevention
  • prioritizing fun
  • epic outdoor adventures and new experiences
  • having a support system and sharing struggles
  • the emotional side of injuries
  • the intersection between PTs, therapy and mental health
  • unpacking the physiotherapy profession

We referenced the Group Golf Therapy podcast which we think is worth checking out!

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REVEL Big Cottonwood (June)

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