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EP 237. Sarah Deeb

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Run Canada Podcast
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Nov 22, 2025
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Summary

Sarah Deeb, along with her sister Maysoun, launched Womensfitsauga in 2020 to get more women moving together in a social, supportive space - and to become the role models they wished they had had growing up in sport. The journey hasn't been without bumps (looking at you, COVID), but every pivot they had to make and new activity they had to try helped shape the dynamic, welcoming run space they have today. Sarah's outlook on showing up as you are and moving together reminds me of my favourite run quote from the amazing Alexi Pappas: "Running is a team sport masked as an individual sport". When we chase our own goals side by side, the work feels lighter, the joy gets bigger, and you just never know who might join you along the way. Follow WFS @womensfitsauga --- EPISODE SPONSOR: Under Armour Toronto 10K On April 18, 2026, it will be the same race. Same community. New streets. All gas. Start and finish at Nathan Phillips Square and feel the city move with you. Registration includes your race bib, UA tech shirt, medal, and a 40% Under Armour discount. Choose an Impact Bib to donate $10 to KidSport instead of receiving a shirt. Registration is open — sign up now at www. canadarunningseries.com Theme music: Joseph McDade