Vegan runner breaks two national records at Masters Champs

Vegan runner Anabelle Broadbent recently made headlines by breaking two national records at the World Masters Athletics Championships held in Florida. Competing against a strong international field, Broadbent shattered the 3000m record with a time of 12:57:37, as well as improving her own 10k record to 46:06. With a total of 13 national records in her name, ranging from 800m to half marathon distances, Broadbent credits her success to her vegan lifestyle which she adopted in 2010.

Emphasizing the importance of holistic preparation including a positive mindset, meditation, and sufficient sleep, Broadbent also highlighted the crucial role of her vegan nutrition in her performance. With plans to compete in the World Masters Athletics Championships in Daegu, South Korea in 2026, Broadbent's journey as a vegan athlete is a testament to the benefits of plant-based fuel for peak performance and recovery.