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Published by Brandon Thompson and Geoff Leblanc
Two friends talk trails, fatherhood and life as 40 year old trail runners who have large families. It's about trail running but more than trail running.
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Derek Barney shares his journey into trail running, the challenges of nutrition in ultrarunning, and how he developed the Ultra Fuel Tracker app to help runners optimize their fueling strategies. Discover practical insights and the story behind a tool designed for everyday runners.
On the show this week we have Marc Gallant who talks about his experience running in one of the most iconic trail races out there. We talk about training, the experience of running into Auburn and the great volunteers who make it all happen.
What does a trail running podcast sound like when one host doesn't want to talk and the other host doesn't want to run? Check it out and see.
When it comes to organizing an unforgettable race, Alex Coffin, a seasoned trail and road runner, reveals what it truly takes to craft an event that challenges and inspires. We break down the unique loop course, the importance of community support, and how the event is setting a fresh new standard for regional marathons that appeal to both trail lovers and speed seekers.
We sit down with Drew Wallace and talk about how Music and Ultra running have shaped his life. It's interesting to hear how the two blend together so well. We know you'll enjoy this great conversation
Suzanne Koval shares her inspiring journey from reluctant runner to passionate trail enthusiast, highlighting the importance of community, perseverance, and embracing change as a trail runner.
In this episode, Adam Tremblay shares his extensive experience in ultra running, coaching, and the lessons he's learned along the way. We explore race strategies, training tips, and the importance of community and mindset in trail running.
Kelsey and Adam share their journey in trail running, race organizing, and community building in Atlantic Canada. They discuss their race Mines to Pines, supporting athletes, and the importance of storytelling and connection in trail running.
In this episode, Brandon and Geoff dive into the world of excuses that keep us from hitting the trails and achieving our running goals. They share personal excuses, listener submissions, and humorous takes on why we sometimes avoid our runs, all while emphasizing the importance of overcoming these barriers.
In this episode, Mau shares his inspiring journey from traditional running to creating transformative adventure experiences through Aire Libre. Discover how running can deepen your connection to land, culture, and self, and learn how to craft meaningful outdoor adventures.
In this episode, Nicholas shares his journey of winning the Kedji Backyard race twice, balancing family life, training strategies, mental resilience, and coaching philosophy. Discover how mental toughness and community support drive extraordinary endurance achievements.
Join us as we explore the inspiring story of Jesse Wright, aka the Fridge Guy, who combines trail running with philanthropy. Discover his motivations, the challenges of running with a fridge, and how his unique project raises awareness for food security.
Join Brandon, Geoff as we sit and talk about this years Rompin' Rockwood. We break down our experiences as we kick off the racing season. We also have guest host Chester Dana join us to give us a preview of the upcoming Mastodon Rumbler happening in Hillsborough New Brunswick at the end of June
Corey and Nicole Ross share their inspiring journey of converting a van into a home, planning a cross-country trip, and participating in ultramarathons. They discuss the practicalities of van life, race experiences, and how this adventure has transformed their perspectives and relationship.
In this conversation, Anne Daley shares her journey into trail running, discussing her initial reluctance, the joy she found in trail events, and the lessons learned from various races. She reflects on her experiences during the Herring Run and the challenges faced during the 125 mile race in Arizona. Anne emphasizes the personal growth and self-awareness gained through running, particularly in understanding her mindset and approach to challenges. The discussion also highlights the significance of women in endurance sports, celebrating their achievements and the changing landscape of the sport.
Join us as we explore the journey of two passionate runners, Colin and Thomas, as they prepare for and experience the Boston Marathon. Discover insights on training, race day strategies, the vibrant Boston atmosphere, and the unique blend of trail and road running cultures.
In this inspiring interview, Devin Kennedy shares his journey from frontline police work to resilience through fitness, including overcoming trauma, training for an Ironman, and redefining purpose after a life-changing incident. Discover practical tips on stress management, balancing training with busy lives, and using fitness as a tool for mental health and growth.
Join us as we sit down with Jodi Eisner from NSTR. We talk about From his early days in adventure racing and eco challenges to organizing races and his unique experiences with the Barkley and vertical backyard ultra, Jodi shares insights, stories, and tips for runners of all levels.
Most trail runners never realize the real reason they keep lacing up. What if the secret to long-term motivation isn't about chasing PRs — but reconnecting with the community, celebrating small wins, and redefining what success looks like? In this episode, we strip away the clichés to reveal the unspoken truths of staying resilient in your running journey, no matter your age.
Join us as we explore the wild world of ultra marathons, race myths, and personal fitness journeys. From bizarre races like the Tunnel Ultra to tips on training and recovery, this episode is packed with insights and laughs.
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