Dear Runner Bod is a podcast hosted by anti-diet running dietitian & body image coach, Serena Marie RD. Dear Runner Bod’s mission is to empower females to embrace their body as a runner’s body no matter their level of fitness, shape or size. I am hoping to interview experts in the running community who can provide advice on how to cultivate health, fitness, resiliency and self-compassion as a female runner.
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Dear Runner Bod is a podcast hosted by anti-diet running dietitian & body image coach, Serena Marie RD. Dear Runner Bod’s mission is to empower females to embrace their body as a runner’s body no matter their level of fitness, shape or size. I am hoping to interview experts in the running community who can provide advice on how to cultivate health, fitness, resiliency and self-compassion as a female runner.
Fueling Through the Feels: 11 Months Postpartum & Still Eating like an Athlete
Dear Runner Bod,
36 minutes 21 seconds
4 months ago
Fueling Through the Feels: 11 Months Postpartum & Still Eating like an Athlete
In this episode, I get honest about postpartum body image/hair regrowth, eating on the CONSTANT go with an almost-toddler, and how I’m still prioritizing fueling for long runs. Spoiler: It’s not just about eating every 3 miles.
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If you have questions about this episode DM on Instagram @runnergirldietitian.
Dear Runner Bod,
Dear Runner Bod is a podcast hosted by anti-diet running dietitian & body image coach, Serena Marie RD. Dear Runner Bod’s mission is to empower females to embrace their body as a runner’s body no matter their level of fitness, shape or size. I am hoping to interview experts in the running community who can provide advice on how to cultivate health, fitness, resiliency and self-compassion as a female runner.
