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51. The IMPOSSIBLE Standard Content Creators Are Being Held To...
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- Motional Intelligence
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- Jul 16, 2026
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Summary
Emily Fairs is back on the pod! This week we catch up on her Saucony 10K race, break down whether an ultramarathon or a 10K is actually harder, and talk about drinking and training through the summer with no guilt. We also dig into the impossible standard female creators are held to. Emily reads out a comment accusing her of losing weight and we unpack why she "can't win" no matter what she posts. And if that wasn't enough, we touch on the Meta glasses consent controversy, London Marathon's new two-day format, and why delusion and optimism might be the secret to achieving anything. Follow Emily here: https://www.instagram.com/emilyjanefairs/?hl=en If you're watching on YouTube, make sure you're subscribed. If you're listening on Spotify, follow the podcast and rate it five stars. Catch a new episode every Thursday. Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:30 - Catching up + reminder to subscribe 1:57 - Recapping the Saucony 10K race 5:42 - Panic attacks, health anxiety & race recovery 8:20 - Breaking down 10K race day nerves 10:22 - Ultramarathon vs 10K: what's actually harder 14:08 - Why she loves ultra training more 16:36 - Drinking during a training block 17:49 - Balance, identity & not living an "athlete lifestyle" 20:20 - London Marathon PB & running with "shackles off" 21:35 - Winning her 100K race (and why she wasn't happy about it) 29:54 - London Marathon's new two-day format debate 33:49 - Biggest demographic: women aged 20-29 taking up marathon running 36:12 - The Instagram comment about her weight 43:07 - "You generally can't win": the impossible standard for female creators 48:19 - Meta glasses, consent & filming culture 55:05 - Cycling, triathlons & upcoming races 56:56 - World Cup fever & English football pride 1:00:48 - Do we win the World Cup? 1…