Nick Willis won his first olympic medal at 25, his second at 33, and now at 37 years old he’s still a favorite every time he toes the line in the Mile or 1500m. In fact, he’s in the middle of the healthiest streak in his running career after most of his competitors have hung up their spikes. Nick has battled every injury you can think of, but 19 years in a row, he’s broken 4 minutes in the mile. He’ll chock a lot of it up to luck, but on today’s show, we talk about the bold choices he consistently makes that contribute to his impressive longevity. I sat down with Nick, and his training partner James Randon, for a conversation over zoom.