Louise Fraser: Aid Stations At 2AM
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This episode is about the people you don’t always see… but who make everything possible.
We’re joined by Louise Fraser — a long-time volunteer and familiar face in the Centurion Running community. If you’ve ever run a Centurion race, chances are she’s been there at an aid station — handing you a cup of Coke, filling flasks, offering a bit of calm, and delivering exactly the words you needed at the right moment.
We dive into:
- What really goes on behind the scenes at ultra races
- The humour, and powerful moments of volunteering
- What runners don’t realise (but should)
- Louise’s journey from supporting thousands of runners to taking on Hundred Hills 50k herself
- Why volunteering might be the most meaningful way to be part of this sport
Plus our usual mix of icebreakers, truth-or-lie, and a volunteer-themed quickfire round.
This one’s about community, perspective, and the moments that keep people moving when it matters most.
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