Jenny Blundell's guest appearances

Jenny Blundell

The Aussie Runner Podcast

Run Culture Podcast 

Runner's Tribe Podcast

Jye Edwards

Jaryd Clifford

Dean Karnazes

Courtney Dauwalter

Sean Williams

Chris Johnson

Catriona Bisset

Sanjay Rawal

Peter Dutton

Matt Fitzgerald

Tina Muir

Adam Connor

Charlie Hunter

Mark Avery

James Templeton

OwlTail

Jenny Blundell has been one of Australia’s biggest middle-distance talents for many years now.  A crazy talented junior, she is one of the rare few who has been able to convert her junior talent into success as an adult.  She made the semi-finals for the 1500m at the 2016 Rio Olympics and is set to toe the line in the 5000m at the upcoming Games in Tokyo.  We caught up with Jenny as she puts the final touches on her Olympic preparations…

Jenny Blundell has been one of Australia’s biggest middle-distance talents for many years now.  A crazy talented junior, she is one of the rare few who has been able to convert her junior talent into success as an adult.  She made the semi-finals for the 1500m at the 2016 Rio Olympics and is set to toe the line in the 5000m at the upcoming Games in Tokyo.  We caught up with Jenny as she puts the final touches on her Olympic preparations…

EPISODE 5: THE ENGINE | JENNY BLUNDELL

Neil &amp; Geoff speak to bubbly 5000m superstar &amp; Olympian Jenny Blundell in her first ever podcast interview, they learn how a full time exercise physiologist specialising in stroke &amp; cardiac orthopaedic rehab finds time to qualify for the Olympics during COVID, how the complicated qualification process works &amp; why she qualified even though she missed out by .27 of a second, whether she’ll go sub 15 mins, how many spikes she’ll take to Tokyo, why her body &amp; the brutality of the 1500m pushed her to the 5000m, why her long runs involve 85 mins on a track &amp; why she once rocked up to the start of a race with the taste of a Macca’s cheeseburger in her mouth.

Neil &amp; Geoff speak to bubbly 5000m superstar &amp; Olympian Jenny Blundell in her first ever podcast interview, they learn how a full time exercise physiologist specialising in stroke &amp; cardiac orthopaedic rehab finds time to qualify for the Olympics during COVID, how the complicated qualification process works &amp; why she qualified even though she missed out by .27 of a second, whether she’ll go sub 15 mins, how many spikes she’ll take to Tokyo, why her body &amp; the brutality of the 1500m pushed her to the 5000m, why her long runs involve 85 mins on a track &amp; why she once rocked up to the start of a race with the taste of a Macca’s cheeseburger in her mouth.

SE5 EP64 TEMPO : Jenny Blundell

Two weeks are all that remain before the Tokyo Olympics and with that in mind, I was very fortunate to get the chance to chat with Jenny Blundell.Off the back of her national 5,000m title, and a dominant run just shy of the Olympic standard - Jenny has recently been selected to represent Australia in the 5,000m.It’s a jump up in distance for her, having previously shown her strength over the 1500m. Though with her name regularly appearing amongst the best, it couldn’t be more exciting to see what she can do on the Olympic stage!!As you’ll hear, she’s got a good head on her shoulders. With injury comebacks behind her, inspiring races, plenty of hard work, support from New Balance and now her second run in the green and gold - she has really lived the full running experience, and still living it at that!!We wish Jenny all the best! Do us proud and thanks for giving up your time to chat on the show!

Two weeks are all that remain before the Tokyo Olympics and with that in mind, I was very fortunate to get the chance to chat with Jenny Blundell. Off the back of her national 5,000m title, and a dominant run just shy of the Olympic standard - Jenny has recently been selected to represent Australia in the 5,000m. It’s a jump up in distance for her, having previously shown her strength over the 1500m. Though with her name regularly appearing amongst the best, it couldn’t be more exciting to see what she can do on the Olympic stage!! As you’ll hear, she’s got a good head on her shoulders. With injury comebacks behind her, inspiring races, plenty of hard work, support from New Balance and now her second run in the green and gold - she has really lived the full running experience, and still living it at that!! We wish Jenny all the best! Do us proud and thanks for giving up your time to chat on the show!

Episode 115 - Jenny Blundell (5,000m Olympian)