Olympian & US Champion Robby Andrews Shares Insights On What People Get Wrong About Retiring, Coaching, & What It Takes To Be Great At Running

Olympian & US Champion Robby Andrews Shares Insights On What People Get Wrong About Retiring, Coaching, & What It Takes To Be Great At Running

Today on the podcast is NCAA Champion, US Olympian, and Coach, Robby Andrews!


He recently launched his coaching business called "Miles to Go" where he hopes to help athletes reach their goals no matter where their journey is starting.


Robby has run 1:44.71 (800m), 3:34.78 (1500m), and 3:53.16 (Mile).


Back in HS, Andrews attended Manalapan High School. As a senior in 2009, he set the U.S. high school indoor records for both the 800m, at 1:49.21, and the 1000m, at 2:22.28.


In today's conversation, Robby takes me through stepping away from the sport, if his incredible success early on was a blessing or curse, his foray into coaching, and much much more!


I really loved this one. Robby is one of a kind and brings a lot of great wisdom to the table, on top of being a fun, energetic guy. Don't miss this one!


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