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Getting Chicked

CITIUS MAG 91 episodes Nov 10, 2026

Getting Chicked is a running podcast hosted by three former college track athletes who share an unusually strong obsession with running. Karen Lesiewicz, Megan Connolly Morant, and Rachel DaDamio discuss their experiences and perspectives around the sport. The show is part of the CITIUS MAG Podcast Network.

Episodes

🚨 Karen's Half Marathon Breakthrough, Megan's Experience In The BAA Half Pro Field, Rachel's Trip To Chicago + Running Tights For Tall Gals?
🚨 Karen's Half Marathon Breakthrough, Megan's Experience In The BAA Half Pro Field, Rachel's Trip To Chicago + Running Tights For Tall Gals? Nov 10, 2026 01:11:14 This week, Karen and Megan recap two very different half marathon experiences. Karen is celebrating a major milestone after breaking 1:20 for the first time (1:18:54!) at the Indy Monumental Half Marathon and reflects on what it means to finally hit a goal she's been working toward.Meanwhile, Megan takes us through her experience racing in the pro field at the BAA Half Marathon in Boston. From
🗽What Jess McClain's NYC Marathon Finish Means For American Running, Biggest NYC Takeaways + Our Guide To The Indy Marathon
🗽What Jess McClain's NYC Marathon Finish Means For American Running, Biggest NYC Takeaways + Our Guide To The Indy Marathon Nov 3, 2026 01:06:48 American women’s marathoning is having a moment and Jess McClain just gave us another reason to be excited about what’s ahead! In today's episode, we’re celebrating Jess's incredible second place finish at the New York City Marathon and breaking down why it meant so much more than another spot on the podium. The Chicks get into Jess’s progression over the past few years, the confidence and
🎃 Running Themed Costumes, Rachel's Injury Comeback, Karen's Birthday Celebrations, Finding Your People + How Getting Chicked Started
🎃 Running Themed Costumes, Rachel's Injury Comeback, Karen's Birthday Celebrations, Finding Your People + How Getting Chicked Started Oct 28, 2026 01:06:53 In today's episode, Rachel brings us the latest from her injury comeback, including an encouraging MRI update, what her return to training might look like, and her spring race plans. Meanwhile, Karen shares about gearing up for the Indy Half, getting to race alongside her friends, and chasing a quick time.The Chicks also chat about unexpected training setbacks, the mental side of returning to
💁‍♀️ Race Day Hair, Thoughts On Threshold Training, Adding In Doubles, Half Marathon Tune-Ups + Racing With Confidence
💁‍♀️ Race Day Hair, Thoughts On Threshold Training, Adding In Doubles, Half Marathon Tune-Ups + Racing With Confidence Oct 19, 2026 01:13:20 In today’s episode, Karen and Megan talk about the realities of being in the thick of a marathon build, from Karen hitting a 20 miler to knowing when to back off and listen to your body.Karen and Megan also get into how to approach a half marathon during marathon training, including whether it's worth adjusting your training ahead of race day, how to balance a hard effort with the rest of your
🏙️ Karen's Chicago Marathon Weekend Recap, Rachel's Injury Update, Planning A Running Vacation + How To Support An Injured Partner?
🏙️ Karen's Chicago Marathon Weekend Recap, Rachel's Injury Update, Planning A Running Vacation + How To Support An Injured Partner? Oct 16, 2026 01:21:37 In today's episode, Karen recaps her Chicago Marathon weekend, including getting a behind-the-scenes look at the elite races from the lead car. Karen and Rachel chat about how the women's elite race unfolded, the challenges of racing in the heat, and shout-out a few listeners who raced in Chicago. They also talk about fueling on long runs, when it makes sense to adjust your race day plans,
👟 The Ultimate Chicago Marathon Race Week Guide: Managing Weather, Tapering, Course Strategy + More
👟 The Ultimate Chicago Marathon Race Week Guide: Managing Weather, Tapering, Course Strategy + More Oct 5, 2026 01:06:50 The Chicago Marathon is almost here, which means it’s time to talk race-week nerves, tapering, warmer than ideal weather forecasts, and how to get yourself to the starting line feeling ready to race. This week, the trio is together for a full Chicago Marathon preview, breaking down everything from managing the heat and adjusting expectations to getting through the expo, shakeout runs, and the fina
❤️‍🩹 Megan's Return From A Setback, Berlin Marathon Highlights, Porta Potty Etiquette + Carbon Plated Crocs?
❤️‍🩹 Megan's Return From A Setback, Berlin Marathon Highlights, Porta Potty Etiquette + Carbon Plated Crocs? Oct 1, 2026 01:11:18 This week, Karen and Megan chat about Boston running, trying to find the right pace on the treadmill, and whether a $160 massage is ever worth it. Megan also shares an update after missing the USATF 20K Championships because of an unexpected trip to the emergency room. She talks about getting back into training, looking ahead to the B.A.A. Half Marathon in November, and experimenting with double t
🌧️ Marathon Training In Bad Weather, Rachel's Comeback, Wedding Runs + Keely Hodgkinson's Speed Suit
🌧️ Marathon Training In Bad Weather, Rachel's Comeback, Wedding Runs + Keely Hodgkinson's Speed Suit Sep 23, 2026 01:11:18 Fall marathon season is in full swing, which means long runs, unpredictable weather, and trying to balance training with everything else going on in life. This week, the Karen talks about surviving a brutal Chicago 20-miler in the rain and wind and the trio chat about how to approach key workouts when the weather isn’t cooperating and when it makes more sense to adjust a training plan.Rachel also
💩 Hyrox Poopgate, Karen's Crazy Trail Run, Sydney Sweeney's Sports Ad, Rachel's Return To Running + Why Running Is About More Than Racing
💩 Hyrox Poopgate, Karen's Crazy Trail Run, Sydney Sweeney's Sports Ad, Rachel's Return To Running + Why Running Is About More Than Racing Sep 18, 2026 01:15:59 The trio reunites in today's episode! Rachel is back with an update on her return to running after injury, including her first run/walks and the challenge of taking things day by day even when you're starting to feel stronger. Karen shares the story of a very ambitious trail run with Molly Seidel in Montana that ended with a lot more elevation, soreness, and bear anxiety than expected. Mea
⛰️ Reset Week In Tahoe, Femke's 800m Breakthrough, Chicago Marathon's New Hydration Plans + A Getting Chicked Marathon?
⛰️ Reset Week In Tahoe, Femke's 800m Breakthrough, Chicago Marathon's New Hydration Plans + A Getting Chicked Marathon? Sep 10, 2026 01:14:28 In today's episode, Karen and Rachel catch up on what they’ve been up to, including Rachel’s week in Tahoe with her family and Karen writing “don’t get chicked” in chalk for all the runners of Chicago to see. The Chicks also chat about Femke Broeders-Bol’s breakthrough season in the 800m after making the jump from the 400m hurdles. They get into her first season at the distance, her incredibly
🔋 Marathon Fueling, Strava Struggles, Rachel's Injury Frustrations + Getting Chicked By A Stroller?
🔋 Marathon Fueling, Strava Struggles, Rachel's Injury Frustrations + Getting Chicked By A Stroller? Sep 2, 2026 01:22:04 Lots to unpack in today's episode! Rachel is still injured after roughly 16 weeks without running and gives an update on where things stand, including the mental challenge of having to wait even when you're finally seeing progress. Megan is preparing for her first USATF national championship and talks about training, finding confidence, and the value of having people around you who underst
🤔 The Olympic Trials Are Changing, Marathon Pacing Tips, Rachel's MRI Updates + Our 2028 Race Plans
🤔 The Olympic Trials Are Changing, Marathon Pacing Tips, Rachel's MRI Updates + Our 2028 Race Plans Aug 28, 2026 01:15:56 In today's episode, Karen, Megan, and Rachel catch up on their latest training, including a big 800m workout, marathon-pace work, cross training, and the mental adjustment that comes with stepping away from the marathon distance.The Chicks also break down a controversial change to the 2028 U.S. Olympic Trials: shortening the meet from 10 days to six and eliminating the 5000m prelim. Is the Oly

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