Jess Robson is an ex badminton player turned runner. She shares her experience of finding her best runner self after she turned things around after falling into some of the common runner traps. Jess is a very inspiring individual whos resillience and perserverance is only admirable. She talks about her journey from overtraining to finding a healthy, enjoyable, and effective balance. And how she healed a toxic, complicated and excersise dependent relationship with food. There is a wider discussion around the pressures on young girls in sport, in particular within the running community. Lots of tips, and things to take away from this one! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Be sure to follow @fitterfasterhappier on Instagram for links to the feedback form and more. Any Help And Further Information Around Common Training Related Issues: RED-S Project RED-S: The world's fastest growing club for sustainable performance Eating Disorders – CAMHS (rdash.nhs.uk) The UK's Eating Disorder Charity - Beat (beateatingdisorders.org.uk) Samaritans | Every life lost to suicide is a tragedy | Here to listen #femaleathlete #eatingdisorders #overtraining #overcomingchallange #runnerathlete #badmintonathlete #womensrunning #femaleathletics #studentathlete