About this episode
Corey is a full time businessman heavily involved in the world of fitness. He identifies as a hybrid athlete, balancing strength training and running.
In this episode we talk about:
- balancing passions and being a hybrid athlete
- the overlap between endurance and entrepreneurship
- being consistently good rather than occasionally great
- taking inspiration from others
- different types of “hard” and “challenging”: 5ks vs ultras
Tune into 49:16 to hear Jon Levitt answer a listener question: How do I train for a marathon?
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