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Joining me on the podcast this week is world record holder - Imogen Boddy. This year she completed her biggest challenge yet and became the fastest female in history to run the three peaks. Having only taken up running three years ago, her legacy is already remarkable one at the young age of 24, after also becoming the youngest female to run John O’Groats to Land’s End. Even the sky is no limit for her, her determination and grit will enable her to achieve anything she sets her mind on. In this episode we hear about the driving forces that push Imo to do these challenge’s, what her ambitions are and what her greatest learnings have been since taking up running. Age can often be a reason for not trying something, Imo is a testament to so many that it’s never too early to start something.
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