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We Get 2 Do This is a practical, feel-good podcast for everyday people who want to keep showing up - in health, fitness, business, relationships, and life - with gratitude.
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S2.12 | The Course Doesn't Change, You Do: Jacob's Last Coaching Call Before Twin Cities Marathon 2026 (opens the original)
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S2.12 | The Course Doesn't Change, You Do: Jacob's Last Coaching Call Before Twin Cities Marathon 2026 (Episode 111 overall) This week is Twin Cities Marathon week — Jacob's third time running TCM, and his first time back since 2019, when he ran it as a very different runner, and a very different person. To mark it, we're sharing something a little different: his final coaching call with Matt Welch of TAG (The Aerobic Group), recorded about a week out from race day. Jacob and Matt cover the usua
S2.11 | Protect Your 'Wind Gate': The Neck Trick That Keeps You From Getting Sick (Quick Hitter Episode!) (opens the original)
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S2.11 | Protect Your 'Wind Gate': The Neck Trick That Keeps You From Getting Sick (Episode 110 Overall) Quick hitter alert. Kailee's Instagram reel on the "wind gate" just crossed 3.5 million views, so we're breaking down the concept here — what it is, why it matters, and how to actually protect it. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the back of your neck (specifically the points just below your skull, known as Gallbladder 20) is called the wind gate — a spot where cold and wind can enter the body
S2.10 | The Snowball Effect: Rucking, HYROX, and Megan Corey's Path to a World Record (opens the original)
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S2.10 | The Snowball Effect: Rucking, HYROX, and Megan Corey's Path to a World Record (Episode 109 overall) Megan Corey didn't play sports growing up. She didn't touch a weight until her late twenties, didn't run her first mile until 2019 — and sprinted it, because nobody told her not to. Now she's a HYROX World Championship competitor, the first-ever female winner of the Tough Ruck Boston Marathon (26.2 miles with a 15lb pack), and on October 11th she's attempting to set the world record for fa
S2.09 | Listener Q&A: Favorite Running Moments, How Much You Should Actually Lift, and the Best Group Runs in Minnesota (opens the original)
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S2.09 | Listener Q&A: Favorite Running Moments, How Much You Should Actually Lift, and the Best Group Runs in Minnesota (Episode 108 overall) In this episode of the We Get 2 Do This Podcast , hosts Kailee and Jacob dive into another round of listener and client questions, this time going in blind with Jacob reading them off live. They kick things off with a trip down memory lane, sharing their all-time favorite running moments — Kailee's adrenaline-fueled final five miles of her 200-mile race co
S2.08 | Seasons of an Athlete: Mark Johnson on Building a Running Gym, Recovery, and HYROX (opens the original)
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S2.08 | Seasons of an Athlete: Mark Johnson on Building a Running Gym, Recovery, and HYROX (Episode 107 overall) In this episode, hosts Kailee and Jacob sit down with Mark Johnson — a longtime figure in the Twin Cities endurance community, former owner of Performance Running Gym (PRG), and Jacob & Kailee's own running mentor of several years. Mark shares his path through over 30 years of running, including 20+ marathons and a shift into trail and ultra running once road racing started to feel li
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