Annie Frisbie After Running 2:23:21 (8th Place, 2nd American) At The 2025 Boston Marathon | Her Journey From A Hamstring Injury To A Long-Awaited Breakthrough

Annie Frisbie After Running 2:23:21 (8th Place, 2nd American) At The 2025 Boston Marathon | Her Journey From A Hamstring Injury To A Long-Awaited Breakthrough

“When you’re in that momentum phase, every week is just exciting. You look forward to the next workout because you’re just curious – I did well last week, let’s see how well I can do this week. It’s just fun to see everything come together at the right time. That’s what Boston was. I was just excited because I knew how much fitness I had gained in the last month. It was really just going out there and seeing what I had.”

Sometimes the best breakthroughs don’t come after a perfect buildup — they come from trusting your gut, leaning into the tough days and racing fearlessly when it matters most. That’s exactly what Annie Frisbie did at the 2025 Boston Marathon.

Running through a rocky buildup that started with an upper hamstring tear, Annie put herself right in the mix early on, going out aggressively with the lead pack and refusing to back down when the race got tough. She crossed the line in 2:23:21, nearly a three-minute personal best and the eighth-fastest Boston finish ever by an American woman.

It’s a huge step forward for the Minnesota Distance Elite athlete, who first turned heads with a 2:26 debut at the 2021 New York City Marathon and has steadily — and quietly — been building toward a moment like this ever since.

Today, Annie joins me to talk about the full story behind her Boston breakthrough — the injury recovery, the confidence building, the decision to go with the leaders early — and why this is just the beginning.

Hosts: Chris Chavez | ⁠@chris_j_chavez on Instagram

Guest: Annie Frisbie | @anniefrisb3 on Instagram

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