Jessica Lynne

@jleventry

šŸ“PHL All things running + online coach @bpnsupps Athlete code JESS @lskd.usa
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To forever and always, I love you. šŸ–¤ • • • • • So thankful to @_khvisions_ @leviventura.media & @haleyagy.photo for making this day perfect. Much more to tell you all about this day, but these guys right here made it all possible. Thank you guys!
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9 months ago
From closing down @oneshotcafe on our first date to asking you to spend the rest of your life with me, I always knew it was you. Happiest day of my life. • • • • Thank you @_khvisions_ for creating this video that we will be able to share forever. You, @leviventura.media and @haleyagy.photo made our day so special.
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9 months ago
Post run lift āš”ļø @lskd.usa full fit Programmed by the best @justinrubinn
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7 days ago
Just having some fun with it ā¤ļøāš”ļø Shoutout to the best @roadkill.running @elanrsimon and @leorie.mov for capturing a few seconds of pure joy 🄹
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13 days ago
BROAD STREET 2026 ft. Bentley and her first Philly subway experience āš”ļøšŸ¤£ Congrats to all who ran today!!! Happy with the time today, little broad street PR with not too much speed work coming off an ultra, I’ll take it!!! šŸ˜ Fitted: @roadkill.running Nutrition: @bpnsupps 3 gels during and G1M+ before
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15 days ago
Don’t take for granted the constants in your life šŸ¤ I looked back on all these videos and I couldn’t help but smile at Justin’s voice in every single one. Sometimes you don’t even realize how much one voice matters and how much the voice carries you. Say thanks for the people around you if you haven’t recently xoxo #running #ultra #ultrarunners #ultrarunning #run
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28 days ago
The crazy thing about this sport is no matter how painful it is and absurd it can get, the addiction is wild. I will say these weekends pause everything for me. I don’t think about anything out there other than who I am and who I want to be. I’m not thinking about work or where I need to be, I don’t think about responsibilities I have, I just focus on the work I’m doing for me and I think that’s pretty awesome. Devoting time to better ourselves in a world of constant distraction is really freaking hard, and not on a professional level, but a personal one. Everyone’s got their thing šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø
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1 month ago
My experience in a nutshell. Yes the PRs are fun and nice, but the conversations with strangers and real raw feelings between them is what changes you. This is what it’s about. You go through hell and back with these people. I wish I could’ve counted the amount of times people pass by and check on you or cheer you on. I just love this community šŸ¤
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1 month ago
Anddd last one for now but most important one. The biggest thank you to my rock, my partner, my team, and my coach @justinrubinn šŸ¤ I would not be here if it weren’t for you and I truly mean that. He’s been along side me every step on my running journey and through it always, he’s been the loudest voice. Thank you for believing in me always. Our life is nonstop craziness, but these moments make life stand still and I cherish every second of it together. Thank you for being there every second this weekend, no sleep, setting up our dope ass camp site, taking care of everything else for me to keep going. I love you and am always grateful. One step at a time.
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1 month ago
@bpnsupps last man race…113 miles complete āœ… This race was by far one of the hardest races I’ve done… The option to ring the bell is always there every single hour. At the same time, the option to toe the line once more is on the other side of that. You can see a goal distance, yet the end is unknown and infinite to what you’re physically and mentally capable of. The unknown is a scary place. You constantly fight in your head, ā€œhow far can I go?ā€ As I sit a day later and think about this race, I am so proud to say I hit a distance PR of 113 and hit a PR for my 100 mile. However, I sit here contemplating did I give this race my absolute all? The answer honestly is no. I’m not saying I could still be out there, I’m not saying I could have done another 2 laps, or push past the rain that came - but in that moment I let my mental sink and cave and take me out. Looking back now I could have pushed past whatever hurdle was in front of me. However, that’s why I do these races - to practice exactly that. Ride the highs, push past the lows, over and over again. It is the hardest thing to keep telling yourself you have more when your body aches and hurts, but I know and we should all know - we have so much more than what we think we are capable of. I had people tell me I had more, and in the moment I didn’t think that, but hearing and sitting on that just sunk in a little deep. But with that, it’s a lesson I’ll take back with me and that’s the lesson I’m taking from this race. This is a stepping stone in the journey I chose to take. I did gain so much from this race and above that so many new friends to cheer on as we enjoy doing these crazy things together and the constant inspiration. Each of these ultras are such a huge lesson for me. I take so much away and this was nothing different. A couple years ago, 100 seemed absolutely impossible let alone anything above that. I’m nothing special - we can ALL do this. I hope this gives faith to those who need it out there - you can do this too and I believe in you! Do the things that scare you and if you fail, keep trying šŸ¤
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1 month ago
An absolute dawg fight by the one and only @jleventry Give it up for this badass woman who gave it her all.
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1 month ago
She goes again. Lap 27 @bpnsupps #lastmanstanding
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1 month ago