Dr. Alyssa Olenick
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 7 Jul
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So I'm really big on like the tool set of like learning to adapt and listen to adjust to your body.
Cause women do, like you said, you perceive it.
I was a female athlete calling my mom crying because I'm like, I don't want to have to do suicides with cramps.
This feels horrific.
I feel I'm I feel horrible.
And that's very, very, very real.
And then you and I think a lot of women, again to my point from earlier, like if you weren't exposed to that just because you weren't a lifelong athlete like me or doing the things that you did, like you can still develop and and train that, right?
Like I have a lot of cognitive skills for doing the hard things because I did the hard things to do it, right?
Like I just finished the worst ultra that I've ever finished in my entire life.
I death marched the whole thing in.
And I any and a lot of people would have just quit.
And I was like, Well, I can still finish it.
I wanted to quit.
I said it out loud many times, but I didn't actually do it.
It was terrible.
But it's so funny.
Even three weeks later, I'm like, I'm really glad I finished that because now I know.
What I can do when it gets hard or when I want to quit or when I don't want to do it.
And I I think that so many of the messages that go towards women, and this is probably like the if there's a hill I'm gonna die on my platform, is I'm not gonna talk to you like you're stupid, and I'm also not gonna talk to you like you're broken.
And so many people are fragile or it's doom and gloom, or nothing can be fixed.
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