
Exploring Longevity in Running: A Conversation with Mo Bartley - EP042
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Mo Bartley discovered her passion for running later in life, not picking up the sport until her late 40s and 50s.
Despite having no experience in athletics during her high school or college years, she quickly embraced the challenge and learned the art of running.
Her journey began with simple movements that evolved into a fervent pursuit of ultra-distance races, where she set impressive records in the hundred-mile category. After leaving her mark in the world of ultra-running,
Mo transitioned to shorter races, including 5Ks and 10Ks, where she continues to excel. Her remarkable achievements stand as a testament to her dedication and prowess, proving that age is no barrier to success in the sport.
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