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Tulsa Run Podcast

Tulsa Run Podcast

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 What started in 1978 with just over 1,000 runners has become one of Tulsa’s most iconic fall traditions. In our inaugural season of the Tulsa Run Podcast, we’re diving into the stories behind the bibs. You’ll hear from passionate ambassadors and the folks who help make the Tulsa Run unforgettable year after year. Whether you’re training for the legendary 15K, gearing up for the 5K, or cruising through the 2K, this podcast is your laid-back, go-to hangout for all things Tulsa Run.Route 66 Marathon
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  • Amy Kohler: Building a passion for progress & chasing bigger goals

    Amy Kohler: Building a passion for progress & chasing bigger goals
    Jul 11 2025

    In the very first episode of the TTCU Tulsa Run Podcast, host Kevin Green sits down with Tulsa Run Ambassador Amy Kohler — a passionate runner, student and future physical therapist who’s gearing up for her first Tulsa Run 15K.

    Amy shares her journey from high school injuries to collegiate running success, how she balances marathon training with her studies at Oklahoma State and why she became a Tulsa Run ambassador in the first place.

    You’ll hear stories about racing in brutal weather, racing toward PRs, her favorite running shoes and even her plans to tackle a half Ironman.

    We also dive into Amy’s favorite Tulsa spots, her love for recovery and why the local running community means so much to her.

    Don’t miss this inspiring kickoff to the season, and don’t forget: The TTCU Tulsa Run is Saturday, October 25! Register today and use Amy’s code AMY10 for $10 off your 5K, 15K or Double Challenge entry.
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    50 mins

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