Meg Bullen (née Coffey): Motherhood, Mental Resilience, and Ultra Victories
The Running Deep Podcast · Kent Mullins
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Show Notes
In this episode, I sit down with Meg Bullen (née Coffey), an incredible ultra runner whose journey from casual running to becoming a champion in the sport continues to inspire me. We dive into her experiences at the Delirious West 200 Miler, what it takes to balance motherhood with the demands of training, and the power of having a strong, supportive crew. Meg opens up about her training strategies, her mental resilience, and her recent victory at the UTA 100 Miler. This conversation is a powerful reminder of the dedication, grit, and passion it takes to chase big goals while navigating the challenges of everyday life
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