
Ellie Pashley
Australian athlete
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Sep 29, 2026
62: Ellie Pashley – Your Australian Marathon Champion 2026!
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16:40Elise BeacomHOST
How has the kind of comeback been with Bobby? Like how have you gradually built that fitness back? What's been the approach?

Ellie PashleyGUEST
Yeah, I think I was probably a little more conservative this time than I was the first time.

Ellie PashleyGUEST
I had like a planned cesarean section instead of an emergency season, which I didn't think would be a huge difference, but I think it really was.

Ellie PashleyGUEST
Even just things like the time of day you go in in the morning, you have a baby, you're not awake all night.

Ellie PashleyGUEST
or whatever like it's all a very different experience and I had a lot less blood loss this time last time I had a bit like a big hemorrhage so there are a few factors I think that made the initial stages a little easier and I also knew what to expect I kind of knew how I felt last time and how much I could push and then I think once I got back into training I took it a little slower last time I felt like I was in a real rush because the time between the Olympics was three years I'd just come off Tokyo and I was really motivated to try and get back to training and racing as early as I could.
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461: LIVE from Sydney Marathon featuring Ellie Pashley and Andy Buchanan
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28:48Bradley CrokerHOST
At that point, were you getting any sort of feedback on gaps to Caitlin and Millie?

Ellie PashleyGUEST
Only from Brady when I said, can you look behind and see where the other girls are? And then it was a bit tricky to see through there, though, so we didn't really know where they were.

Ellie PashleyGUEST
I had a feeling Millie would be not that far away, just because she still looked quite strong the last time I'd seen her.

Ellie PashleyGUEST
The plan like that we'd sort of discussed during was stay really relaxed till 35 because I know between 35 and 36 that's kind of the last high point and then it's net downhill to the finish.
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Re-release: Running Your Marathon PB with Moose and Ellie Pashley (Ep. 70)
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Ellie PashleyGUEST
The others hadn't arrived yet, so I ran by myself that day, and I had my last little session before the marathon.

Ellie PashleyGUEST
So I jogged to the Nagoya Castle, and there's a nice little loop around there, which I think might be a bit GPS, uh, friendly, which was good.
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Ellie Pashley on Winning the Ballarat Marathon
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Ellie PashleyGUEST
I still did a positive split, but I think it was probably only maybe 50 seconds or so.

Ellie PashleyGUEST
I think my race plan going in was a little, maybe a little more conservative for a few other reasons.