Jul 6, 2026 · 43 min · 13 segments
Miranda Hyvl started running 14 years ago with a couch-to-5K program as a busy mom just trying to get in shape. Today she's run 23 marathons, finished Boston seven times, checked off five of the six…
Miranda HyvlGuestChris DetzelHost
I remember doing, uh, cross country for a little bit and thinking the two-mile distance was just absolutely crazy.
But, uh, you know, things change, and I started having children, you know, after college and just, you know, kinda dabbled in physical fitness, but never really ran.
Had some, you know, minor health issues with my birth of my last child, and so anyway, just kinda got to it and just really started enjoying it.
I loved the specifics of the measurements and the, uh, you know, checking something off for me each day.
And, uh, ended up signing up for my first half, and then, you know, got a coach from there, and so that just kinda led to, uh, a lot more.
Let's back up a little bit, 'cause you said a lot of things, and I wanna dive in a little bit deeper into your first half-marathon.
I remember doing, uh, cross country for a little bit and thinking the two-mile distance was just absolutely crazy.
But, uh, you know, things change, and I started having children, you know, after college and just, you know, kinda dabbled in physical fitness, but never really ran.
Had some, you know, minor health issues with my birth of my last child, and so anyway, just kinda got to it and just really started enjoying it.
I loved the specifics of the measurements and the, uh, you know, checking something off for me each day.
And, uh, ended up signing up for my first half, and then, you know, got a coach from there, and so that just kinda led to, uh, a lot more.
Let's back up a little bit, 'cause you said a lot of things, and I wanna dive in a little bit deeper into your first half-marathon.
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