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Episode 112:

Jacky Hunt-Broersma: 105 Marathons in 104 Days

Fresh off her World Record, Jacky Hunt-Broersma joins us to talk about why she decided the take a crack at the marathons in consecutive days World Record and the ups and downs along the way.

Episode 111:

Taylor Verville: Finding Yourself in the Miles

Beast Coaster Taylor Verville found exactly what she needed in the trail and ultra community, and discovered that the miles on the dirt helped her overcome self doubt.

Episode 110:

One Pregnancy, Two Bostons

Amanda Iannello Collins is an ultra runner that made history this spring in the marathon world. She became one of only two women to run the Boston Marathon twice during the same pregnancy.

Episode 109:

Inside the Mind of an Ultra Runner: Part 2

More stories, more data! Dr. Thomas Mueller of Appalachian State University is back to share more old school Ultra Stories, and break down the latest data in his research on how Ultra Runners think.

Episode 108:

Vinny Crispino: Pain Academy

Vinny put together a video just for Adventure Jogger listeners. Incorporate this into your rest and recovery routine.


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You can also find Vinny online at painacademy.net

Episode 107:

From 320 Pounds to 319 Miles

Adam Devine did not give himself the easiest start to running. With a weight of more than 300 pounds and a heavy drinking problem, Adam knew something had to change. He recently won an epic race from the Santa Monica Pier in California to the welcome sign in Las Vegas totaling 319 miles.

Episode 106:

Justin Hamilton: Finding Your Tribe

Justin Hamilton made a bad decision that put his future in jeopardy. That decision would put him on the path to finding a group of people who would lead him to the world of trail and ultra running, a world that would help him find healing and a new purpose.

Episode 105:

RD Stories: Brian and Shelley Gajus

Brian and Shelley Gajus are the husband and wife RD team responsible for the No Business 100 and the Yamacraw 50k. Hear the story of why they decided to get into directing races and why it is important to share their favorite trails with the world.


Episode 104:

Isobel Ross: How Bout That Barkley

sobel Ross is an ultra-runner, podcast host, personal trainer and coach. She is also one of the athletes that was able to travel to Frozen Head State Park in Tennessee and tackle this year's Barkley Marathons. We have a great chat about the prep she put into the race.

Episode 103:

Live From Stafford's Camper: The Savage Gulf

Get to know some incredible people as we drag the camper out to Middle Tennessee for the Savage Gulf Marathon and 25k. Race Director John Hardin resurrected this incredible race and we not only had a great time on the course, but before and after as well. Enjoy!

Episode 102:

Luis Peña: Trail Running in San Fran

Luis Peña is a trail runner and filmmaker. He joins us to share his story of finding the world of trail running, his joy of being picked for Western States, and how he incorporates his love of running into the commercials he films.

Episode 101:

Mike Juergens: Do Epic Shit With Cool People

Mike Juergens has done a lot of really cool things, from running in Antarctica to starting the Wine industry in Bhutan. He also shares his thoughts on living life to the fullest, and being open to the incredible opportunities that life presents us.

Episode 100:

Inside The Mind of Ultra Runners

SDoctor Thomas Mueller is a Professor at Appalachian State University and is an ultra runner himself. He has done research on why we do the things we do, how we think, and even how we identify ourselves. Find out what his research discovered about us ultra runners.

Episode 099:

Your Best Year of Running: Gaining Some Speed

In the final part of our "Your Best Year of Running" series we talk with Greg Sisengrath about things you can work into your running to get a little faster. Greg also shares his story about finding ultras, and how a friend's request led him down his unorthodox path to coaching.

Episode 098:

Your Best Year of Running: Avoiding Injury

Brodie Sharpe, the host of the "Run Smarter" podcast, joins me to talk about the things every runner needs to start doing this year to avoid injury. We also talk about why stretching before or after your run may be a waste of your time.

Episode 097:

Live From Stafford's Camper: Black Toe Races

We set up Stafford's camper in Watertown Tennessee for the Black Toe Races hosted on the family farm of RD John Hardin. The camper kitchen table gets turned into a studio as we meet Heather Kralj, Jack Sayles, Dean Ives, Pete Schreiner and Brandon Clark.

Episode 096:

Your Best Year of Running: Finding Balance

Brittany Peterson and Andy Jones-Wilkins join us to talk about finding balance in your life between work, family, and running. Balance is one of the keys to Brittany's success and maintaining that balance is important part of her coaching from AJW.

Episode 095:

Your Best Year of Running: Busting the Bonk

The first episode in a series of podcasts that we hope inspire you to have your best year of running. On this episode we tackle the big piece of the ultra puzzle that most of us still haven't figured out... Nutrition! Register Dietician and Nutritionist and Ultrarunner Julie Shobe joins us.

Episode 094:

Keep Trail Running Weird Awards: Part 2

Get to know the winners of this year's "Ultrasignup Keep Trail Running Weird Awards" in the categories of, "Most Inspirational", "Best Pacer", "Most Tenacious", "Biggest Weirdo" and "Most Miles".

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