After an exciting tenth at this year’s Western States, Sally says she’s in great shape and ready to throw down, and her kids and husband will be a the race cheering her on. Sally McRae was second at Sean O’Brien 50 and sixth at Lake Sonoma 50, courses that are both runnable and have fast sections similar to this. athletes are finding it more difficult to continue training in the same way they do when focusing on a race. She was tenth here in 2013, but according to Dakota, she’s one to watch this year. Written by: Sally McRae, COROS Pro Athlete. Megan Kimmel specializes in mid-distance mountain running, and though she’s in great physical shape, she has had some distractions in her life that have prevented her from focusing on this race. Last time she ran this race was in 2012 with a second place, and she’s anxious to improve her spot by one this time. 'So much of what I do now stems from my childhood,' says McRae, 44, who lives in Huntington Beach, California, with her husband, Eddie, and their two young children. We field some questions from live Nation listeners, Ian MacNairn and Emir Dedic. Her new book 'Choose Strong: The Choice That Changes Everything'gives a glimpse into these 'how' questions. Stephanie Howe has had quite a year, finishing second at a competitive Lake Sonoma 50 miler, winning Western States, and getting married. June 21st, 2014 1:23:39 Chris Vargo and Sally McRace Spend 73 Minutes in One Spot We catch up with Sally McRae and Chris Vargo to find out how their training is going and talk about common questions they receive as coaches. These three women have a lot of talent, and any or all of them may be standing on the podium this weekend.
Just as the diverse as the mens field, the elite women that’ll be lining up on Saturday bring a variety of skill sets to the race.
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