Adriana Prince is a full time middle school teacher, a 2:54 marathoner, and a runner who regularly logs 70-90 miles a week. But what makes her story interesting isn't just how much she runs. It's how much she loves doing it.
In this episode of The People Run Podcast, Adriana shares how she found her way into running, stepped away from competitive racing, and rediscovered the joy that eventually led her to a sub three hour marathon. We get into her early morning routine, balancing training with teaching, learning when to back off, and the role faith and community play in her life.
Now, with the Chicago Marathon approaching, Adriana is preparing to chase a new personal best. We talk about what's changed in her training, what she's learned from previous races, and what she hopes to take away from Chicago beyond the finish time.
Chapters
00:00 Why Adriana Loves Running
04:20 From Casual Runner to Competitor
10:05 From 3:14 to 2:54
19:43 What the 2:54 Finish Meant
21:55 13 Miles Before Teaching
31:00 Workouts, Treadmills & Tough Days
40:04 Running as Worship
43:12 When Running Stops Being Fun
48:19 Chicago Marathon: Chasing Sub-2:50
52:52 What Makes a Successful Race Weekend?
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