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"It\\u2019s a pretty misunderstood lifestyle. Unless you\\u2019re in it, you don\\u2019t really have a clue what it\\u2019s like to do it or why you would do it, because it\\u2019s so much work. But the people who have a passion for it would never change that."
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Earlier this month, Elle Purrier won the Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose Games in New York City. In the process, she set a new American record in the indoor mile (4:16.85), broke a 37-year-old record, ran an 8-second personal best time, and ran the second fastest indoor mile in history. On this episode, Elle, who runs for New Balance, talks about that day, and reflects on her indoor season before she begins training for outdoor season \\u2014 and the 2020 Olympic Track & Field Trials. She also talks about growing up on a dairy farm in Vermont, and how that impacted her work ethic.
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