In episode 73 of Lifting, Running, and Living, Kelly and JK skip updates to jump right into topics, starting with Minimus Flow augmented reality sports sunglasses that combine watch/phone/bike-computer features for about $699. They then recap the 2026 LA Marathon men’s photo finish and discuss a heat policy allowing runners to stop at 18 miles and still get a medal. Finally, they cover the US Half Marathon Championships in Atlanta, where top women were led off course after cones were moved during a police-officer emergency and what has ensued since.


00:00 Episode Kickoff

00:58 AR Glasses Explained

06:06 Would Runners Use It

09:48 Market Fit And Price

17:21 LA Marathon Photo Finish

23:46 Heat Policy Medal Debate

28:48 US Half Champs Controversy

34:34 Finish Line Chaos

35:15 USATF Statement Fallout

37:31 Why Not Fix Results

40:18 ATC Explains Misroute

40:43 How Cones Got Moved

50:46 Who Should Know Course

54:31 Honorary Podium Update

56:28 Precedent and Legal Fears

57:13 Sports Call Comparison

01:00:23 World Team Stakes

01:05:14 PR Spin and Wrap Up

01:07:09 Final Sign Off


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