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Lane 9 Project

Lane 9 Project
Running
Disordered Eating
Mental Health
Eating Disorders
Nutrition
Running Community
Postpartum Recovery
Ultrarunning
Half Marathon
Women's Health In Sports
Body Dysmorphia
Eugene Marathon
Community Support
Women's Sports
Body Image
Athlete Wellness
Collegiate Sports
Opal Food and Body Wisdom
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
Mental Health In Sports

Lane 9 Project is a community dedicated to educating active womxn, and their support systems, on issues including reproductive health, eating disorder treatment and recovery, and sport.

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"You might think, 'On the other side of this, if I'm not even guaranteed better performance, Why would I do it?' That comes down to our values," shares Lane 9 co-founder, and dietitian, Heather Caplan.

This Q&A episode tackles two questions:

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"I'd rather suck at running and have my life back," Erin McDonald, who just won the 2025 Detroit Free Press International Half Marathon in 1:16. She objectively does not suck at running, but she does have her life back!

Erin McDonald recently opene... more

"Athletes aren't immune to that messaging of like, 'carbs are bad, you shouldn't have carbs, and they're the worst thing ever.' But we know that carbs are our body's preferred source of fuel, especially when you're doing these intense bouts of exerci... more

" You can't ultimately control what happens in a race. And so you convince yourself you can, right? Or you tell yourself, well, if I control these other things, I might be able to control what happens in the race."

Stephanie Reents ran for four ye... more

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Recent Guests

Erin McDonald
Runner and product developer, previously a collegiate athlete at Michigan State University
Peninsula Distance Club
Episode: Erin McDonald: From Rigidity and Restricting to Running Her Fastest Times, and Getting Her Life Back
Stephanie Reents
Author of 'We Loved to Run', a novel about a women's cross country team.
Episode: "We Loved to Run" author, Stephanie Reents, on Women's Cross Country teams and their stories
Leah Avery
Practicing physical therapist and running coach with over a decade of experience.
Episode: Leah Avery DPT with Coaching Advice to Avoid Overtraining
Maddie Alm
Registered dietitian, former professional runner, and owner of Fueling Forward
Fueling Forward
Episode: Maddie Alm RDN on REDs Without Disordered Eating and Body Changes After Pro Running
Kaleigh Cornelison
Licensed clinical social worker with over 15 years of experience working with teens
Episode: Kaleigh Cornelison on Teens in Sport & Social Media Use, and How to Talk About Eating Disorders with Loved Ones
Stevie Lyn Smith
Registered sports dietician and avid endurance athlete
Lane 9 Directory
Episode: Stevie Lyn Smith RDN Knows You Can Eat More Carbs, and Why Breaks from Training are so Important for Athletes
Asia Rawls
Professional coach and community leader in Detroit, founder of Machine Athletics
Machine Athletics
Episode: Coach Asia aka Brown Bambi, from Sprinting 400m Hurdles to World Marathon Majors
Maddie Barrett
Competitive runner, coach, and advocate for healthy body image
Joyful Running
Episode: Eating Disorder treatment to Collegiate Running, Perinatal Running, and a Double Mastectomy with Coach Maddie Barrett
Kassidy Johnson
An unsponsored, post-collegiate 800 meter track athlete and registered dietician
Division I collegiate sports dietitian
Episode: Kassidy Johnson RDN on the Fear of Weight Gain & Competing While Unsponsored

Host

Heather Kaplan
Co-founder of Lane 9, sports dietician, and running coach. Heather is committed to helping female athletes by providing guidance on nutrition, body image, and overall wellness.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 289 ratings
  • Where have I been?

    So I’m not alone after all. There’s people like Mary Denholm, a running coach who models fast running and longevity through rest. There’s Amanda Katz, who lets people know Super shoes won’t save you if you can’t eat a bagel, and there’s Alexa Efraimson, a dietitian and former pro runner who aligns with her clients struggle, understanding that folks with eating disorders always have a valid reason for their behavior. Because of your podcast, I know there’s other people out there working at the ro... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jessicascalzo
    United States3 months ago
  • Important messaging with kindness and humor

    I wish this podcast had existed 20-25 years ago when I was experiencing RED-S. The hosts and guests genuinely care, providing wonderful and necessary information about proper fueling for running/training and overall health. I have found every episode to be interesting and informative. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Justine AT
    United States3 months ago
  • Full of good messages

    I love your lineup of guests. Every episode makes me want to shout that “yes” these are messages women need to hear. We need to drown out diet culture noise and replace with VITALITY.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Former skater
    United States5 months ago
  • Eating Disorder Podcast

    Really enjoyed the show with Kate Ringwood from Serendipity Counseling on athletes and eating disorders. I could relate to so much of what was discussed.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ELrunner11
    United Statesa year ago
  • Thank you!

    This has been such a helpful podcast for me as a provider. I appreciate Heather’s candor, humor, and overall approach to these topics. Thank you, Heather!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dogmomca2256
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the compassionate approach to complex issues around body image, nutrition, and mental health.
Many find the insights shared by experts and athletes to be both relatable and educational, making it a supportive resource for those navigating similar challenges.
The podcast is praised for its unique focus on female athletes and the challenges they face in a predominantly competitive environment.

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Erin McDonald: From Rigidity and Restricting to Running Her Fastest Times, and Getting Her Life Back
Q: Talk to me about training for that first marathon. How did you navigate the training plan and the fueling?
Erin relied on a friend for accountability and followed a simple self-coached training plan to prepare for her first marathon, focusing on consistency and specific workouts.
Erin McDonald: From Rigidity and Restricting to Running Her Fastest Times, and Getting Her Life Back
Q: Did you have any forms of support at that time?
Erin sought therapy during her transition out of sport, which helped her manage the challenges she faced after not running competitively.
Erin McDonald: From Rigidity and Restricting to Running Her Fastest Times, and Getting Her Life Back
Q: What did those four years look and feel like for you?
During the four years away from competitive running, she focused on her career and enjoyed a different lifestyle, stepping away from her strict habits.
Erin McDonald: From Rigidity and Restricting to Running Her Fastest Times, and Getting Her Life Back
Q: What were some of the things that were hard about kind of like navigating that transition from high school into college athletics?
Erin expresses that the transition was challenging because she went from barely running at all to higher mileage and dealing with injuries, which was difficult for her body.
Erin McDonald: From Rigidity and Restricting to Running Her Fastest Times, and Getting Her Life Back
Q: What inspired you to run in college?
Erin McDonald mentions that she was not planning to run until her senior year when Michigan State's coach reached out to her after she performed well in track, which changed her perspective and made her consider running in college.

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Exploring the multifaceted journey of female athletes, the content consistently addresses key themes such as nutrition, body image, menstrual health, and the psychological aspects of sports. Unique in its approach, it emphasizes the importance of mental health alongside physical performance, aiming to provide a supportive community for women navigating challenges related to athletics and overall well-being. This podcast stands out by fostering open conversations around often-taboo topics, making it a valuable resource for women looking to enhance their athletic journeys while prioritizing their health.

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Lane 9 Project launched 9 years ago and published 226 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Lane 9 Project include:

1. Erin McDonald
2. Stephanie Reents
3. Leah Avery
4. Maddie Alm
5. Kaleigh Cornelison
6. Stevie Lyn Smith
7. Asia Rawls
8. Maddie Barrett

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