Fat, Over 40, And Running -- Jill Angie
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Jill Angie (she/her) is here to take a stand for you: You. Can. Run. Jill shares how mindset-shifting running can be, and she dispels the most common worries about being over 40 and running: my doctor said my knees can’t handle it, I don’t want to be seen by other people, I can’t breathe when I run. And then Jill and Sophia get philosophical about what even is joy. Jill Angie is a fat running coach who helps other fat women start running, build body confidence, and embrace their inner athlete- all in the body they have right now. She is the host of the “Not Your Average Runner” podcast and creator of the Run Your Best Life coaching program. Mentioned in this episode: HAES Health Sheets Connect with Jill on Instagram, Facebook, check out her free 30-day starter plan, and the Run Your Best Life coaching program. This episode’s poem is by Alice Walker and is called “What it Feels Like.” Sophia Apostol, the host of Fat Joy, has started the Fat Joy newsletter where you’ll get behind-the-scenes info on guests, hot takes, and top recommendations for all things fat joy. As a thank you for subscribing to the Fat Joy newsletter, you’ll get immediate access, for free, to 55 videos that only paid supporters have been able to see until now. These minisodes were recorded after Sophia & her guest finished the main interview and Sophia asked them 10 unexpected questions for “Some Extra Fat Joy.” Should you want to support the Fat Joy podcast financially, you can become a paid subscriber of the Fat Joy newsletter and receive subscriber-only content from Sophia. You can connect with Fat Joy on the website, Instagram, and YouTube (full video episodes here!). Want to share some fattie love? Please rate this podcast and give it a joyful review. Our thanks to Chris Jones and AR Media for keeping this podcast looking and sounding joyful.
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