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Running
Pacers Running
Longevity In Sports
Curling
Hyrox
Marathon
Michael Wardian
Olympics
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Triathlon
Ultrarunning
Powerlifting
Cherry Blossom 10-Miler
Hilary Cairns
Sports Psychology
Training & Coaching
Cycling
Obstacle Course Racing
Aging Athletes
Coaching

Hosted by long-time endurance athlete Hilary Cairns, Aging Athletically explores what it means to pursue performance as we age. Through conversations with athletes and experts across sports, the podcast challenges the idea that aging equals backing down. This show is about resilience, reinvention, and continuing to compete at any age.

You can also find Aging Athletically on YouTube and Instagram,... more

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Solo host Hilary Cairns sits down with her daughter, Page Lester, to discuss her athletic journey from a young athlete to a competitive long-distance runner today. Page shares her thoughts on competition, what sport means to her, what Division 1 runn... more

Our first expert episode features Dr. Ankit Shah, a renowned sports cardiologist who delves into the relationship between exercise and heart health. We explore topics including atrial fibrillation, coronary artery disease, max heart rate, and the imp... more

Hear about Alice Greene's journey into track and field competition in her 50s, her training routine, and her achievements in senior games and national events. Alice shares her experience as a senior athlete, discussing her family's involvement in spo... more

Join Hilary Cairns and Michael Wardian as they catch up on recent adventures, training, and insights from their latest interviews. They share personal stories, training tips, and reflections on staying active and motivated as they age.

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Tammy Albanese
Powerlifter, grandmother, vegan athlete
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Episode: Episode 10: Chat with Vegan Powerlifter Tammy Albanese
Gene Dykes
Masters distance runner and world-record holder in age 70 marathon
Elite distance running
Episode: Episode 9: Wisdom from the Great Gene Dykes, World Record Holder Marathoner
Nick Thompson
Ultrarunner, journalist, author, CEO of The Atlantic
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Episode: Episode 7: Chat with CEO, Ultrarunner and Author Nick Thompson
Chris Farley
Owner of Pacers Running, a cornerstone of the DC running community
Pacers Running
Episode: Episode 4: Pacers Running Owner Chris Farley
Rich Rouhonen
Olympic curler and attorney from Minnesota
United States Curling
Episode: Episode 3: Winter Olympian, Curler Rich Rouhonen
Amy Bevilacqua
Former professional triathlete, high level cyclist and runner, now elite Hyrox athlete
Hyrox athlete
Episode: Episode 6: Elite Hyrox Athlete Amy Bevilacqua

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Hilary Cairns
Co-host of the show, long-time endurance athlete, focused on aging with ambition and community-building in running.
Michael Wardian
Host and pro ultrarunner, co-host, known for longevity-focused approach to endurance and multi-discipline competition.

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Episode 10: Chat with Vegan Powerlifter Tammy Albanese
Q: What motivates you to keep pushing and setting records as you age?
Tammy emphasizes concrete goals as essential motivation, the discipline of following a coach's program, and the satisfaction of proving that strength can be built and maintained later in life, which keeps her training consistent.
Episode 10: Chat with Vegan Powerlifter Tammy Albanese
Q: Can you talk about, just talk about bodybuilding a little bit and what that entailed, and then the transition to powerlifting?
Tammy explains that she did bodybuilding and earned a pro card but found the on-stage aspect anxiety-inducing; she later joined a multi-discipline team that included powerlifting and found a better fit for her personality, after which she started powerlifting training with her coach and transitioned fully.
Episode 6: Elite Hyrox Athlete Amy Bevilacqua
Q: How did you get started across so many disciplines?
Her foundation came from gymnastics, then cross-country and track, followed by triathlon, which then led to obstacle racing and eventually Hyrox as an elder-state sport.
Episode 4: Pacers Running Owner Chris Farley
Q: What advice would you give aging athletes balancing business and family?
Prioritize running as a non-negotiable routine, stay flexible, and use strength training to stay healthy and resilient.
Episode 4: Pacers Running Owner Chris Farley
Q: How did Pacers start shaping the running community in the DC area?
Starting with store-led runs and then expanding into races and community events, leveraging staff and a family-centered approach to build a culture around running.

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Aging Athletically centers on endurance athletes who redefine what performance looks like as they age. Through candid conversations with elite runners, ultrarunners, and multi-dport competitors, the show explores training philosophies, longevity strategies, injury management, and the mindset required to stay competitive across decades. Episodes often weave in balancing demanding careers, family life, sponsorships, and community building with high-level athletic goals, offering practical tips on coaching, nutrition, recovery, and goal setting. A standout aspect is the emphasis on longevity and reinvention—demonstrating that peak performance can persist well into later years, across diverse disciplines and formats.

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1. Tammy Albanese
2. Gene Dykes
3. Nick Thompson
4. Chris Farley
5. Rich Rouhonen
6. Amy Bevilacqua

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