Podcast appearances and mentions of Anton Krupicka

Did you know we interviewed Anton Krupicka during the pandemic?   No?  Well, you're in luck because we are re-issuing it becausewe have been busy preparing for the Sugar Badger 50/50 (which still has some half marathon entries). I bet there's quite a few things you didn't know about him that you will learn from this blast from the past. Sign up for the races here: https://www.tenjunkmilesracing.com Join the Official Podcast Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1057521258604634 Support the show via Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/tenjunkmiles Website: http://www.tenjunkmiles.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tenjunkmiles Twitter: https://twitter.com/tenjunkmiles Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tenjunkmiles/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TenJunkMiles/

Send us a textJoin us for an insightful journey with Johnny Luna Lima, a standout North Face athlete and one of the top mountain runners in the U.S. Discover how Johnny transitioned from his early days on the soccer field to conquering Spartan races and embracing the world of mountain running. Johnny generously shares his process-oriented approach to training, emphasizing professionalism and discipline, while offering a glimpse into his rigorous gym routines and carefully planned diet. With reflections on his achievements in 2023 and 2024, Johnny reveals his ambitious goals for 2025, all while exuding enthusiasm for the supportive North Face community that fuels his passion.Get ready to explore the fascinating world of mountain scrambling and technical descending as Johnny breaks down the strategies that have propelled him to success. With insights from his collaboration with coach Jason Koop, Johnny highlights the importance of specificity in training and how he tailors his workouts to meet the demands of challenging races like The Rut and the Meet the Minotaur. Dive into the art of mastering technical trails and uncover the balance between physiological preparation and terrain-specific skills that distinguish top athletes in the field.Our conversation with Johnny Luna Lima closes with a look at the inspiring figures who have shaped his mountain running journey, from the legendary Killian Jornet to the resilient Anton Krupicka. Weaving personal anecdotes with broader themes, Johnny's story is a testament to the power of perseverance, community, and the relentless pursuit of personal growth. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or a newcomer to mountain running, this episode promises to inspire and ignite your passion for the trails.Johnny Luna Lima Website - https://johnnylunalima.com/Johnny's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/johnnylunalima/?hl=enJohnny's Mountain Wraps - https://www.instagram.com/johnnysmtnwraps/

Text us your thoughts about this episode or ideas for future episodes!Jason Schlarb is a professional athlete sponsored by Norda and Ultimate Direction, based in Durango, CO.If American ultrarunning had All-Decade teams, Jason would undoubtedly be a starter for the 2010s, boasting impressive victories at races like Hardrock and Run Rabbit Run, along with a top-five finish at UTMB, among numerous other accolades.Even in his 40s, Jason continues to deliver outstanding performances. Earlier this year, he was the top American finisher at both TDS and Hardrock, placing 9th and 3rd, respectively.In this conversation, we cover a wide range of topics in a wonderfully organic way. If you enjoyed our episodes with Michael Versteeg or Anton Krupicka earlier this year, you'll find this discussion similarly laid-back yet rich in insights.Partners:Naak - use code SINGLETRACK20 at checkout on their website (https://www.naak.com/) to get 20% off your purchase.Rabbit - use code Singletrack10 at checkout on their website (https://www.runinrabbit.com/) to get 10% off your next order.deltaG Ketones - use code Singletrack20 at checkout on their website (https://www.deltagketones.com/SINGLETRACK20) to get 20% off your next order.Pillar Performance - use code SINGLETRACK at checkout on their website (https://pillarperformance.shop/) to get 15% off your next order. Related Episodes:#340 - The Return of Anton Krupicka#324 - Scott Jurek | Western States 100 Reflections, Ultrarunning History, Next Steps#313 - Michael Versteeg | Reflections On The Soul Of UltrarunningAdditional Links:Follow Jason on Instagram, Strava, CoachingFollow Finn on Instagram, Strava, Youtube, and PatreonSupport the show

Huge episode tonight!  A lot to talk about.  Farley gives a run down of his experience running Mountain Lakes 100 over the weekend.  We both are in awe of Tara Dower's accomplishment setting the overall FKT on the Appalachian Trail, it's truly impressive.  We go over race results from Mountain Lakes 100.  Then we talk about one of the icons of ultrarunning, Anton Krupicka, who came out of nowhere and took second at Grindstone 100.  We go over the results of the other races at Grindstone.  Also talk about the young gun Hans Troyer who ran Grindstone 100K and it was his first race since taking 10th at Black Canyon 100K, where he ended up in the hospital afterwards with rabdo.  Unfortunately Grindstone didn't go his way and he ended up with a DNF.  We then talk about a possible shady maneuver the first place runner did to block the second place runner during a sprint to the finish at Mammoth Trail Fest 26K which was a Golden Trail World Series Event with major prize money on the line.  We also go over the results from Mammoth Trail Fest races, the Barkley Fall Classic, the Cowboy 200, Pikes Peak Ascent and Pikes Peak (not quite) Marathon.  Max King and Hayden Hawks both had some success at events overseas.  We go over results from Dances with Dirt (Hell, MI), Flagstaff to Grand 100, IMTUF 100, and there is a new self-supported FKT on the Colorado Trail.  Finally we end the show with the breaking news / controversy about Camille Herron and her husband + coach Conor Holt who got busted editing the wiki pages of other elite ultrarunnners to make them look less significant and editing her own page to seem more elite.  Socials Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ultrarunning_news_network/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555338668719 X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/ultrarunnews Threads: https://www.threads.net/@ultrarunning_news_network Email: ultrarunning.news.network@gmail.com

Plná verze podcastu a bonusový obsah Plnou verzi podcastu si můžete poslechnout na Forendors.cz (bývalá platforma Pickey - přejmenovali nám to :) nebo Patreon.com. Makej vole! na Forendors ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠forendors.cz/trailrun.cz⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ 149 Kč měsíčně (přístup ke všem epizodám), nebo 99 Kč za epizodu. Výše uvedeným příspěvkem mi pomůžete s provozem podcastu Makej vole! a dostanete za to mimo jiné přístup ke všem bonusovým epizodám podcastu MAKEJ VOLE! Pro vás drobný, pro mě velká pomoc a motivace. Děkuju :) O čem je tenhle podcast? Další zpravodajský Makej vole! Speciál je zde. Co jsme tentokrát probrali? Tipy na nové produkty – opět Garmin Fenix 8 :-), nové Edgar produkty (gel s neutrální příchutí Naked, atd.), nové „gravel“ boty Salomon DRX Defy GRVL Peťa Burešová alias Hadica a její cvičební program. Anton Krupička je zpět! UTMB – proč Jim Walmsley vzdal? MS ve skyrunningu - výsledkový servis. Chopok Skymarathon - příběh o fair-play a vítězství. Red Bull Dolomitennman - vše o aktuálním ročníku. Golden Trail Series v Mammoth Mountain - co se tam stalo? Remco Evenepoel - jak se rodilo jeho vítězství na MS v časovce. Manaslu - Tom Petreček, Matěj Bernát a Martin Zhoř lezli o víkendu na vrchol. Co se dělo? Tor des Géants – jak se rodilo vítězství Francoise D'Haena na 330 km (24000 m) dlouhé trase? A mnoho dalšího :-) Odkazy: Garmin Fenix 8 https://runlab.kobras.cz/sport/sporttestery-garmin-866/fenix-8 Peťa Burešová a její cvičení (nejen) pro ženy: https://www.forendors.cz/fitpo40 Edgar – nové produkty Nový gel s neutrální příchutí Powergel Naked – https://www.edgarpower.cz/p/powergel-naked Nové gely s kofeinem Powergel+ - https://www.edgarpower.cz/energeticke-gely Nový ionťák Isotonic Drink Maracuja – https://www.edgarpower.cz/p/isotonic-drink-maracuja Nový Magnesium Shot Mango/maracuja – https://www.edgarpower.cz/p/magnesium-shot-mango-maracuja Salomon DRX Defy GRVL – nové univerzálky Pánské – https://www.runsport.cz/cs/p-55817-salomon-drx-defy-grvl-m-black-cherry-tomato-bay Dámské – https://www.runsport.cz/cs/p-55818-salomon-drx-defy-grvl-w-canyon-clay-ginger-fired-brick Líbilo se vám to? Máte další tipy na zajímavé příběhy? Napište nám…

We marveled at the athletic performance of the year to prepare for this great episode! It kicked off with us picking our jaws up off the floor, in awe of Tara Dower's overall record on the Appalachian Trail. Coach Megan delves into what made it possible (strides and speed) and what sets Tara apart (being a superhero). This achievement will take decades to fully process! The main science talk was a new study on Kilian Jornet's physiology data from 2022 UTMB, where he won in historic fashion. There are some wild pieces of information in this study that push the limits of what we know about endurance: biomechanical adaptations like reduced cadence, remarkable metabolic flexibility, shockingly high lactate levels, major reductions in hemoglobin, big variations in carb intake, and perhaps most interestingly--post-race cognitive impairment similar to brain injury patients. We jump into each finding, mixing theory with speculation about what comes next. And this one was full of the best topics! Other topics: David's decision about whether to do the Javelina 100 Miler in October, a pros v. cons list, 7 tips for ultra logistics, why we hate chairs, Anton Krupicka qualifying for UTMB, rhabdo in college lacrosse and what runners can learn, a discussion of the amazing essay "A Case Against Supershoes" by Sabrina Little, a study on cooling headbands, the limitations of statistics in smaller sample-size studies, and how elite athletes fuel. This might be the most exciting time in running history, with breakthroughs in performances and in research, and we can't wait to share it with you all! Plus, jokes about Halloween costumes that show butt. We love you all! HUZZAH! Follow Huzzah for science insights: https://www.instagram.com/thehuzzahhub/ Click "Claim Reward" for $80 at The Feed here: thefeed.com/swap Buy Janji's amazing gear: https://janji.com/ (code "SWAP") For weekly bonus podcasts, articles, and videos: patreon.com/swap

Text us your thoughts about this episode or ideas for future episodes!Anton Krupicka is back on the podcast! Few athletes in ultrarunning generate as much excitement as Anton, and he's returned with a bang—recently setting a fastest known time on the iconic LA Freeway route and securing second place finish at the Grindstone 100 this past weekend.Beyond his impressive athletic achievements, which notably helped shape the ultrarunning culture in the late 2000s and early 2010s, Anton is a thoughtful and generous conversationalist. He shares plenty of insights in this episode.While the FKT and race results provide a backdrop, we also dive deeper into nostalgic ultrarunning memories (his friendships with Scott Jurek, Geoff Roes, and Kyle Skaggs), engaging discussions on philosophy (athlete personalities and bike culture), current events (Leadville 100), and his aspirations (UTMB and Hardrock goals). Timestamps:(1:30) - LA Freeway (19:04) - Grindstone Performance, UTMB + Hardrock Goals(39:00) - Leadville 100, Matt Carpenter(57:36) - The Kids Are Alright(67:58) - New Balance, La Sportiva Stories(76:14) - Scott Jurek Stories(80:37) - Bike Culture(91:58) - Kyle Skaggs StoriesRelated Episodes:#157 - Anton Krupicka | 2022 Ultra Trail Cape Town Pre-Race Interview#51 - Anton Krupicka | Trail Running Culture, Pro Athlete Lifestyle, Influence, Self-ReflectionPartners:Naak - use code SINGLETRACK20 at checkout on their website (https://www.naak.com/) to get 20% off your purchase.Rabbit - use code Singletrack10 at checkout on their website (https://www.runinrabbit.com/) to get 10% off your next order.deltaG Ketones - use code Singletrack20 at checkout on their website (https://www.deltagketones.com/SINGLETRACK20) to get 20% off your next order.Pillar Performance - use code SINGLETRACK at checkout on their website (https://pillarperformance.shop/) to get 15% off your next order.Additional Links:Follow Finn on Instagram, Strava, Youtube, and PatreonFollow Anton on Instagram, Strava, SubstackSupport the show

La ausencia final de Anton Krupicka en la línea de salida, a pesar de que todos los indicios apuntaban a que seria uno de los participantes no ha sido obstáculo para disfrutar de una de las mejores Leadville 100 que recordamos. En la edición en la que se cumplían diez años de la gran victoria de Emma Roca otro catalán, Lluis Ruiz, conseguía un 19º puesto de mucho prestigio, bajando de las 21 horas y siendo el primer no estadounidense de la clasificación. Sin duda, una gran actuación en su primera participación en una cien millas en Estados Unidos, controlando el ritmo de carrera y demostrando su gran estado de forma y volviendo a casa con el principal objetivo cumplido, disfrutar de la aventura americana primero y conseguir un gran resultado después, aunque no sin complicaciones, especialmente por la altura. Bien por el Hippi. Sweet Home Alabama es una forma diferente de contar el trailrunning. Un podcast que recupera los primeros tiempos de Territorio Trail, cuando éramos menos serios y nos reíamos de todo y de todos, también de nosotros mismos. Si te gusta el trail, si te chana el submarinismo, pásate por Sweet Home Alabama.

This week we start off by going over results from all the main UTMB ultra races. Then we talk about what appears to be a miserable hot and humid 46 miler on a paved trail in Florida. Costume chick was out there representing! We talk about Stine Rex setting a new women's 6 day record. We discuss Kilian Jornet's new adventure he recently completed in the Alps. Anton Krupicka set a new FKT on the "LA Freeway" route, it's not in California and it's not paved. Will Peterson smashed the FKT on the Long Trail in Vermont. Tara Dower is over half way on her AT FKT attempt. Mike Wardian is also over half way. He even did the "1/2 gallon" ice cream challenge at the half way point. We end the show talking about a race that we skipped over when doing the results. The Temptation Ultras in central IL.

The MidPacker Pod is part of the Freetrail network of Podcasts. Revisiting UnBreakable GU Give Away Sign up form HERE Follow MidPacker Pod on IG HERE You can now support the MidPacker Pod on ⁠Patreon⁠. Make sure you leave us a rating and review wherever you get your pods. Looking for 1:1 Ultra Running Coaching? Check out Troy's Coaching Page HERE Want to leave Troy some feedback, recommend a guest, or make a suggestion? ⁠LINK HERE⁠ "Let's Monday Morning Quarterback Killian Jornet's 2010 Western States. That idiot." "Harmony and I's first date was watching Unbreakable." In the third and final installment of the MidPacker Pod Mini Series “Revisiting Unbreakable” hosts Troy Meadows and MVD, Matt Van Delsam sit down with Dylan Bowman Founder of Freetrail and Broadcast host of the WSER live stream that is a 3 time Western States top ten finisher whose career took off in the years after the release of Unbreakable. Dylan has an encyclopedic knowledge of the history of Ultrarunning in the earthly 2000's and brought a “College Gameday” vibe to the conversation that plays like 3 long time friends unpacking the movie on a weekly long run. In this episode, the hosts continue their discussion about the film 'Unbreakable' and the impact it had on the trail running community. They focus on the experiences and stories of the four main athletes featured in the film: Anton Krupicka, Geoff Roes, Hal Koerner, and Kilian Jornet. They discuss how these athletes influenced the sport and share their own personal interactions with them. They also analyze Killian Jornet's race at the 2010 Western States and the mistakes he made, such as not carrying water and taking too much time at aid stations. They focus on the early experiences and inspirations of the participants in the sport of trail running. It covers topics such as the first time they saw the movie 'Unbreakable', their introduction to Western States, the Montreal Ultra Cup team, and the influence of Scott Jurek. The conversation also touches on the legacy of David Horton, the impact of Jen Shelton, and the unique character of Ricky Gates. Unbreakable is a trail running film that had a significant impact on the sport. It captured a moment in time and showcased the legends of the sport, including Jeff Rose, Anton Krupicka, Hal Koerner, and Kilian Jornet. The film inspired a new generation of athletes and filmmakers, legitimizing the sport and paving the way for more emotional and documentary-style films. Unbreakable also played a role in the growth of trail running, with the 2021 Western States lottery having over 10,000 participants. The film remains a timeless piece of trail running history. Unbreakable on Youtube Unbreakable Digital Box Set - OVER 10 HOURS OF BONUS MATERIAL Dylan's Links: IG: @dylanbo @runfreetrail Things we talked about on the show: Anton Krupicka Blog Anton Substack Leadville 100 Indulgence: 1000 Miles Under the Colorado Sky Hard Rock 100 Geoff Rose Ultra Sign Up Hal Korner Ultra Sign Up Kilian Summits Of My Life Bandera 100k Western States Killing Machine P1 - Joe Uhan Western States Killing Machine P2 - Joe Uhan Leona Divide Scott Jurek  Gordy Ansley Topher Gaylord Scotty Mills SD 100 Dave Horton Little Nell Hotel Aspen Ricki Gates Lost Coast FKT Joe Grant The Barkley Marathons: The Race That Eats Its Young Where Dreams Go To Die - Gary Robbins at the Barkley Marathons - Ethan Newberry They Cross The Mountains If you are enjoying the content, please consider supporting our sponsors using the links below. Sponsor Links:  ⁠Run Trail Life⁠ Use code: midpackerpod to double the donation from your purchase.  Visit RunTrailLife.com to check out our line of Hats and Organic cotton T's. ⁠Freetrail⁠  Visit Freetrail.com to sign up today. MidPacker Pod Links: ⁠Instagram⁠ | ⁠Patreon⁠ Troy Meadows Links: ⁠Instagram⁠ | ⁠Twitter⁠ | ⁠Website⁠ | ⁠Strava⁠ Freetrail Links:⁠ Freetrail Pro⁠ | ⁠Patreon⁠ | ⁠Instagram⁠ | ⁠Website⁠ | ⁠YouTube

Este programa está patrocinado por la marca de nutrición deportiva, PILLAR PERFORMANCE. Puedes conocer todos sus productos aquí: https://findyoureverest.es/categoria-producto/marcas/pillar-performance/ En este episodio del Find Your Everest Podcast by Javi Ordieres: - Analizamos todo lo sucedido en Trail Picu Llosorio, junto con el ganador de la distancia larga Ruben Cabo. - Hablamos con la directora de carrera de Zegama Aizkorri, y nos cuenta las últimas novedades de esta edición. En la sección “Que dicen los PROS”, en este caso “Que dice Javi”, nos comenta todo lo que comió y bebió para ganar la distancia corta del Trail Picu Llosorio. En la sección de pregunta de la semana, damos respuesta a “Caídas graciosas”. En la sección material, comentamos los siguientes productos: - ON Monster Hyper: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/zapatillas-on-cloudmonster-hyper/ - Joma TR6000: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/zapatillas-joma-tr-6000/ - Joma Torca: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/zapatillas-joma-torca/ - Altra Wild: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/zapatillas-altra-experience-wild/ - Altra Flow Chico: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/zapatillas-altra-experience-flow/ - Altra Flow Chica: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/zapatillas-altra-experience-flow-mujer/ - Wong Mini Cronos: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/malla-wong-cronos-mini/ - Wong Pegasus: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/pantalon-corto-wong-pegasus-mujer/ Y para cerrar el programa, en la sección de diccionario Richar nos habla de Anton Krupicka! ESPERO QUE OS GUSTE EL PROGRAMA QUE HEMOS PREPARADO! Ya sabéis que podéis apoyarnos, visitando nuestra tienda online de Trail Running en: https://www.findyoureverest.es/ Suscríbete a nuestra newsletter: https://findyoureverest.es/newsletter/

El en podcast de hoy, comento la valoración del carismático Anton Krupicka hablando de La Sportiva Prodigio.El nuevo modelo de perfiles altos de la marca italiana que veremos en 2024. Estos son las características esenciales de las Prodigio:-drop 6 y perfil 28 en metatarsos y 34 en talón-tacos de 3'5mm.-suela FriXion rojo-PVPR. 159€Puedes contactarme en:juan@ellaboratoriodejuan.com

Join us in this captivating podcast episode as we dive deep into the remarkable life & career of Anton Krupicka, renowned ultra athlete. In this engaging conversation, we explore the highlights of his professional journey & discover how Anton's unwavering mindset & relentless pursuit of growth have propelled him forward in sport & life. We delve into Anton's unique outlook on individuality, which has set him apart in the world of ultra athletics as well his minimal approach. He shares valuable insights on harnessing one's true potential & embracing the power of personal growth.Whether you're an aspiring athlete seeking inspiration or simply intrigued by the indomitable human spirit, this episode is a must-listen. Immerse yourself in Anton Krupicka's captivating story, as we explore the depths of his passion, perseverance, & the incredible lessons he has learned along the way. _________________Learn more about Traction or purchase coffee: https://traction.coffee_________________Guest:Anton Krupicka // https://www.instagram.com/antonkrupicka/Host:Mike Murfitt // https://instagram.com/mikemurfitt/_________________// founder note //As long as I've been familiar with Anton, I've always been amazed & inspired by his relentlessly soulful actions & journeys. His ability to push through when many would quit, or slow down is beyond impressive - in a way, superhuman. It was truly a treat to sit down for this conversation & get to dig a little deeper into what makes him the person he is. Thx for the time & inspiration Anton! You're an absolute bad ass. -Mike 

La Western States 100 Endurance Run se déroulera les 24 et 25 Juin 2023. Ultra-Trail mythique des Etats Unis, 100 miles qui ont vu passer des légendes de la discipline comme Kilian Jornet, Rob Krar, Scott Jurek ou encore Anton Krupicka. Nous allons voir ensemble ce que nous réserve cette édition et au programme : - Histoire et record de la course - Les favoris chez les hommes (Mathieu Blanchard, Hayden Hawks, Ludovic Pommeret, Dakota Jones, ...) - Les Favoris chez les femme (Camille Heron, Katie Schide, Courtney Dauwalter, ...) N'hésitez pas à ajouter des informations sur la WS100 en commentaires et à me donner vos favoris pour la course. On continue à échanger ! Bonne écoute

Welcome to a new episode of Trail Runner Nation, the podcast that explores the sport of trail running and beyond. In this grab bag episode, we have our good friend Andy Jones-Wilkins, a frequent contributor over the years and host of the new "Crack a Brew with AJW" podcast. Season 2 of his podcast will be starting soon.  Don't miss an episode.  If you haven't listened to season 1, check out the great discussions he has with RD, Craig Thornley, Jim Walmsley, Anton Krupicka, Courtney Dauwalter, Ellie Greenwood, Nikki Kimball and Arlan Glick! In this episode, we ask Andy what he learned from his first season.  He drops hints to his season 2 guests.  We also delve into various topics that are related to running and life. We talk about the Cactus Roulette, a crazy race at Clinton Lake State Park in Lawrence, Kansas.  Also mentioned is the resource book Fixing Your Feet by John Vonhof now in its 7th Edition.  Check out his website.  Find out why Andy and Don owe Scott a HUGE apology!   So whether you're a seasoned trail runner or a newbie, this episode has something for everyone. So grab your favorite beverage and tune in to Trail Runner Nation, where we explore the trails and the many paths that life can take us.

ENTRENAMIENTO CRUZADO: ANTON KRUPICKA Y SU BICICLETA GRAVEL. Nuestra sección ENTRENAMIENTO TRAIL RUNNING repasa hoy la clásica combinación de running y ciclismo rodando a la estela del carismático ultrero de Colorado. El bicampeón de las Leaadville 100 Miles lleva años luchando con lesiones por sobrecarga corriendo. De ahí que en los últimos tiempos haya apostado por la bicicleta gravel para basar entrenamientos que le mantengan a tope. Y es que cuando uno es como es, no tiene remedio. Anton sobre la bici sigue adorando rodar largo lo mismo que cuando lo hace corriendo. Así, ayer mismo compartía los 412km completados con su fixie por el Monumental Loop en las montañas que le acogen estos días. Marcó 23h09 superando así los 23h50 de marca rápida anterior. Genio y figura. Repasamos con Mayayo en nuestro podcast RADIO TRAIL las ventajas del entrenamiento cruzado trail running con bicicleta gravel, al estilo Anton. Más info en: https://www.carrerasdemontana.com Nuestros videos en: https://www.youtube.com/moxigeno

ENTRENAMIENTO CRUZADO: ANTON KRUPICKA Y SU BICICLETA GRAVEL. Nuestra sección ENTRENAMIENTO TRAIL RUNNING repasa hoy la clásica combinación de running y ciclismo rodando a la estela del carismático ultrero de Colorado. El bicampeón de las Leaadville 100 Miles lleva años luchando con lesiones por sobrecarga corriendo. De ahí que en los últimos tiempos haya apostado por la bicicleta gravel para basar entrenamientos que le mantengan a tope. Y es que cuando uno es como es, no tiene remedio. Anton sobre la bici sigue adorando rodar largo lo mismo que cuando lo hace corriendo. Así, ayer mismo compartía los 412km completados con su fixie por el Monumental Loop en las montañas que le acogen estos días. Marcó 23h09 superando así los 23h50 de marca rápida anterior. Genio y figura. Repasamos con Mayayo en nuestro podcast RADIO TRAIL las ventajas del entrenamiento cruzado trail running con bicicleta gravel, al estilo Anton. Más info en: https://www.carrerasdemontana.com Nuestros videos en: https://www.youtube.com/moxigeno

In Episode Three of Season One AJW welcomes Anton Krupicka to Crack a Brew.  AJW and Tony discuss the 2010 Western States 100, Tony's legendary blog "Riding the Wind", and the similarities and differences between the trail running scene and the gravel cycling scene..   Anton can be found Instagram @antonkrupicka  

#ultratrail #trail #trailrunning #antonkrupicka #utmb #sport #course #running Salut tout le monde, cette nouvelle série de vidéo fera suite à celles des 30 favoris sur l'UTMB. Ce format présentation de coureur semble vous avoir plus. Et dans cette série The Trail of Fame littéralement Le chemin de la gloire, nous allons découvrir ou redécouvrir des athlètes qui ont marqué l'histoire du trail et de l'ultra. Aujourd'hui, je vous présente la légende Anton Krupicka. Nous parlerons de ses victoires sur Leadville, sa bataille sur la western states, sa victoire au Lavaredo, sa non réussite sur l'UTMB mais aussi sur son retour récent à la compétition*. Bon visionnage. N'hésitez pas à réagir dans les commentaires, me donner votre retour, nous continuons à échanger. *L'ultra trail de Cape Town a eu lieu mais Anton n'a malheureusement pas pris le départ.

Cat Bradley sits down with accomplished ultrarunner Anton Krupicka for a conversation about the world of ultrarunning and how both of their lives have been shaped by the sport. With back-to-back wins at Leadville in 2006 and 2007 at the beginning of his ultrarunning career and many competitive wins and podium finishes since then, Anton Krupicka's running career is nothing short of amazing. He is not only a fast runner, though. “known for his long hair and beard as well as his minimalist approach to life,”-(the internet) Anton shares what makes him strive to accomplish great things and the story of his long career as an all-around mountain athlete, from injury to triumphs, and everything in between! Check out Anton's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/antonkrupicka/?hl=en Check out Anton's website: http://antonkrupicka.com/ Follow Anton, who will compete at the Ultra-Trail Cape Town, November 25th-27th 2022! https://www.ultratrailcapetown.com/ Return to Leadville - The Evolution of Anton Krupicka: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rx-0SL25cZQ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/berad-podcast5/support

Joy is...A Way of Living.Jean-Baptiste Joly-Lavrieux is a photographer based in the French Alps. He spent over a decade in banking before leaving the profession to pursue his passion for trail running and photography. I was recently drawn to a series of photographs that Like the Wind Magazine shared from Jean-Baptiste's Instagram: images from the UTMB mountain race, all captured on a disposable camera. Although not his usual camera of choice, the experiment epitomises Jean Baptiste's fluid style that evokes his deep relationship with the natural world and how we move through it.After the initial look-a-like comparison with the infamous trail runner Anton Krupicka, we move on to discuss the differences between existing and living and how we can flip that narrative; holistic balance; the freedom of running; being a life-long student of photography and learning on the job; telling stories through the lens; the struggle between self-doubt and joy with creative work; naivety as both a frustration and a superpower; the contrast between individual projects and working to commission; an obsession with Jim Walmsley's doorstep; experiences from UTMB and the liberation that the disposable camera project provided; overcoming shyness; the relationship between photographer and subject; celebrating the unexpected; how running informs photography, and, likewise, how framing the world through a lens changes our appreciation of it.Follow: @jb_jolyCommission: www.jbjoly.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, I am joined by Brett Hornig and Leah Yingling to preview the 2022 Ultra Trail Cape Town 100K. We analyze the course, talk about what it's going to take to be successful, note some of the interesting storylines around the event, and make our predictions for the female and male top-5 finishers this year.Timestamps:(0:30) - catching up with Leah and Brett on their recent performances at the 80K World Championships and Javelina Jundred (4:44) - initial impressions about Ultra Trail Cape Town before we did our research, got to know the course/people/scene(7:49) - thoughts on why Cape Town has stayed relevant despite the growth of UTMB World Series, etc(16:16) - schedule, live coverage, race features, etc(24:37) - course analysis(36:52) - women's field contenders, storylines, predictions(52:48) - men's field contenders, storylines, predictions(72:46) - 100 mile and 55K race contenders, storylines(79:35) - final thoughtsLinks:Follow Brett Hornig on InstagramFollow Leah Yingling on InstagramUltra Trail Cape Town live race coverageAdditional Episodes You May Enjoy:#165 - Elov Olsson | 2022 Ultra Trail Cape Town Pre-Race Interview#164 - Ragna Debats | 2022 Ultra Trail Cape Town Pre-Race Interview#163 - Nicole Bitter | 2022 Ultra Trail Cape Town Pre-Race Interview#162 - Robbie Simpson | 2022 Ultra Trail Cape Town Pre-Race Interview#161 - Olivia Amber | 2022 Ultra Trail Cape Town Pre-Race Interview#160 - Hillary Allen | 2022 Ultra Trail Cape Town Pre-Race Interview#159 - Jared Hazen | 2022 Ultra Trail Cape Town Pre-Race Interview#158 - Drew Holmen | 2022 Ultra Trail Cape Town Pre-Race Interview#157 - Anton Krupicka | 2022 Ultra Trail Cape Town Pre-Race InterviewSupport the show

Anton Krupicka is a professional trail runner for La Sportiva based in Boulder, CO preparing for the Ultra Trail Cape Town 55K event.Timestamps:(0:49) - 2022 highlights(5:26) - international racing legacy(10:03) - whether he has same competitive mindset that he had 10 years ago(13:42) - whether personal growth would have happened without the injuries(15:48) - reflecting on the months he spent living and training in Ashland, OR(20:38) - how Cape Town got on his radar, what inspired him to enter(22:19) - racing the 55K instead of the 100K(24:42) - course knowledge, what's possible on race day(27:39) - website, blog status, podcast/book recommendations(37:22) - talking about the state of ultrarunningLinks:Follow Anton on InstagramFollow Anton on StravaAdditional Episodes You May Enjoy:#51 - Anton Krupicka | Trail Running Culture, Pro Athlete Lifestyle, Influence, Self-ReflectionSupport the show

Our guest today is an icon in the endurance running space, Anton Krupicka. Winner of the Leadville 100 as a fresh faced 23 year old in 2006, fifteen years later he was once again on the podium in 2021 at Leadville after a spate of injuries, but not a shortage of adventures over that time. Early in his career, Anton's blog became requisite reading material for all aspiring runners. His social media attracts millions of views. He writes prolifically and travels minimally… by that I mean, check out his stunning social media channel which features his bikepacking ventures. Anton's IG: www.instagram.com/antonkrupicka Anton's Strava: www.strava.com/pros/antonkrupicka And don't forget Athletic Greens is going to give you a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs of AG1 with your first purchase. All you have to do is visit athleticgreens.com/tedking  

Hablar de Anton Krupicka es hacerlo de un auténtico icono del ultratrail y puede que eso haga precisamente que la objetividad la tengamos que aparcar a un lado. Anton Krupicka irrumpió en escena en 2006 con su primera victoria en Leadville. Al año siguiente volvió a hacerse con la primera posición en el mismo escenario. Con un puñado de otras victorias notables, ni siquiera el propio Anton puede explicar la popularidad que ha alcanzado. Más que un corredor es un icono, un mito, una leyenda vida de nuestra deporte. Una figura y una carrera que analizamos junto a Sergio Fernández y Carlos Morte.

Anton Krupicka finally ran his first race on the Beast Coast, The Clawhammer Mountain 50k in North Carolina. He shares his thoughts on the race and we talk racing, running, life and more. A fun conversation for sure.

Adopter une alimentation vegan et performer en course à pied ? C'est la question posée à mon invité du jour, François DUTERRIER, enseignant en anglais, qui pratique le running après avoir pratiqué le badminton pendant de nombreuses années. Fort d'un potentiel athlétique, François ne cesse de descendre les chronos depuis ses débuts. Après plusieurs années de pratique, mais seulement un an en club, ses références sont les suivantes : 31'29" sur 10 km et 1h09' lors des Championnats de France de semi-marathon. Y'a-t-il un lien entre son changement alimentaire et ses performances, c'est ce que j'ai voulu savoir ! Globe trotteur, ayant vécu du côté de Taïwan, dans cet épisode François témoigne sur sa conversion assez tranchée au véganisme. Il témoigne de ses convictions, des valeurs qui l'animent mais aussi des difficultés rencontrées. Il vous donnera des conseils pratiques si vous souhaitez entamer à votre tour une transition vers ce genre d'alimentation. Un grand merci à toi François, toi qui pourrait être le sosie du traileur Anton KRUPICKA ou de Forrest GUMP pour t'être livré sur ton parcours ! Je vous laisse désormais en compagnie de François DUTERRIER - VEGAN RUNNER, c'est le nouvel épisode du podcast A COTE DE MES POMPES ! Bonne écoute à vous ! Pour retrouver l'actualité de François Compte Insta : https://www.instagram.com/francois.vegrun ------------------------------------------------- Par le podcast running A COTE DE MES POMPES, je vous retrouve chaque semaine pour un nouvel épisode où l'on parle course à pied ! Parfois en solo, parfois avec un invité, un sportif, un champion, un anonyme afin d'évoquer son parcours atypique et inspirant. Vous en tirerez des conseils, des anecdotes afin de progresser comme je peux le faire au contact de mes invités. En quelques mots qui suis-je ? Sébastien, enseignant en Histoire Géographie, je suis un ancien footballeur amateur, je me suis reconverti en coureur à pied après une rupture des ligaments croisé....c'était en 2003. Au fil des années, la course à pied à pris de plus en plus de place dans ma vie, au point de devenir ma passion, et même bien plus, un mode de vie. Ce sont mes expérimentations, mes galères, mes joies de coureur à pied "lambda" que j'ai envie de vous transmettre. ❤️ Venez discuter avec moi après l'écoute des épisodes : https://linktr.ee/acotedemespompes

Adrian MacDonald of Fort Collins, Colorado has taken to trail running like wildfire! Having competed in track and cross country in high school and college, and went to place 53 at the Boston marathon in 2018. He started trail running when the world shut down in 2020 and never looked back.  Adrian toed the line at his first 100 miler at the Leadville 100 in 2021 and finished in first place beating legends like Anton Krupicka and Ian Sharman.  In 2022 he went on to successfully defend his title having the 3rd fastest time in Leadville history.  We chat with Adrian about his experiences at Leadville 100 and discuss what's next on his agenda.   You can follow Adrian on Instagram here : macdonaldadrian   Check out GottaRunRacing website here: gottarunracing.com Check out our YouTube Channel at GottaRunRacing Check out GRR Facebook here: GRRFacebook Check out GRR Instagram here: GRRInstagram Check out GRR Twitter here: GRRTwitter Check out GRR Pinterest here: GRRPinterest Support us on Patreon here : GRRPatreon

Anton Krupicka fell in love with running at an early age. He competed in his first marathon when he was 12 and started running mountain ultras when he left college. He went on to win the Leadville 100 twice, and place second at the Western States 100 in 2010. These days, he's added cycling and ski-mo to his competition schedule, recently completing the Unbound XL.In this interview, he tells Payson about growing up on a 600-acre farm in Nebraska and discovering mountain running when he moved to Colorado for college. After completing a few marathons, he went from running the Leadville Marathon to running and winning the Leadville 100 in just six weeks. He also talks about how injury forced him to diversify his athletic pursuits and how the mental and physical demands of ultra running differ from gravel racing. 

Kia ora e te whānau. Exactly 160 episodes ago, when Anna Frost (or Frosty as she is known) came on our show, we gushed in the bio. Oh, how we GUSHED. And why not? Anna is, like, 100% one of the most successful trail and ultra running exports from Aotearoa. She burst onto the scene in what was the first wave of the professional ultra athlete, running for the mighty Salomon team. Going from spending weeks travelling around Europe partying and sleeping in the back of a station wagon to pulling on the white strip and racing for a European giant, Anna was catapulted into the media at the same time as other famous names such as Anton Krupicka, Scott Jurek,Geoff Roes, Kilian Jornet, and Tina Forsberg. Wait, we're gushing again. It's been a few years and we find Anna back in Dunedin with partner Braz and their daughter Skylar – enjoying the challenges of life, and reflecting openly on the privilege that whilst yes, things are tough at the moment (especially when you own a trail running tour company) at least bombs aren't raining down outside. We talk to Anna about the inevitable changes that parenthood brings and take a deep dive into coaching, training with little humans, and The Wild, the epic 100 mile race taking place in Queenstown in December. Anna Frost rules, ok? Enjoy! Episode Links Anna Frost on Instagram Anna Frost CoachingTrail Run Adventures The Wild Givealitle for Kerry's Rehab Dirt Church Radio on InstagramDirt Church Radio on Twitter Dirt Church Radio on Facebook Dirt Church Radio on PatreonCieleFurther Faster New ZealandUltraspire NZSpring Energy NZSCOTT Running

Anton Krupicka is a Professional Mountain Athlete for La Sportiva based in Boulder, CO.Timestamps(1:14) - considering Black Canyon for Western States Golden Ticket attempt(3:30) - appreciations for other mountain sports(6:00) - identifying with the sport of mountain ultra trail running, but not the scene(9:04) - influences in other sports(11:29) - the mindsets of the top athletes(14:11) - excitement about technical backcountry missions(18:31) - debate about the (lack of) desire to influence (25:53) - what a typical day looks like for Anton(29:25) - whether life is still in alignment with passions(33:07) - sponsor expectations(34:53) - social media impact on attention(38:26) - what life could look like 5 or 10 years from now(41:20) - debate about changing elements of the sport(45:31) - the one regret of his ultrarunning career(51:26) - speculating about the 2008 Western States 100(55:26) - Boulder versus Salt Lake CityLinksAnton's Linktree ProfileAnton's Instagram Profile60 Songs That Explain The 90sUnbreakableLongs Peak TriathlonAdditional Episodes You May Enjoy:#41 -Lee Sackett | Brooks Running, Running Industry Careers, Running Culture Talk#25 - Kyle Richardson | FKT Scene, Intersection Of Music And Movement, Trail Running Culture#16 - Logan Williams | Trail Running Philosophy, Athlete Sponsorships, Why We RunSupport Singletrack:PatreonSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/singletracknews)

Anton was our very first podcast, 3 1/2 years ago!  He was very articulate even back then:  "Sometimes being successful means getting back to the car. Alive." He was also Episode 127 last year: "I don't identify with any one sport - it's about the pure experience" He's still crushing some huge, creative routes; last summer he cycled to the 6 highest peaks in 6 different mountain ranges, ran up them, then got back on the bike.  Alone, Unsupported. ""Sagebrush & Summits" was the focal point of my summer - it took most of July - and ultimately it set me up to race Leadville again in August." Indeed, after cycling 2,300 miles over 21 days, he finished 3rd in the Leadville Trail 100.   Besides prodigious endurance, Anton also remains a very thoughtful student of the sport, and an extremely articulate spokesperson - don't miss his thoughts: "When I set an objective for myself, I'm really trying to create an experience that's going to be meaningful to me, and put me in a situation that will force me into a headspace and orientation to surroundings I don't get in everyday life. Even having a partner will be a different experience." The 6 summits, from the blog post for La Sportiva: Kings Peak in the Uinta Range (Utah's high point, 13,528'); Grand Teton – the Teton Range's high point, 13,775'); Granite Peak in the Beartooth Range (Montana's high point, 12,807');  Cloud Peak – the highest mountain in Wyoming's Bighorn Range, 13,166';  Gannett Peak in the Wind River Range, Wyoming's high point, 13,804'; Longs Peak (14,255') in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park, the dominant peak of the northern Front Range.

We recently talked to Anton about a number of things, including his recent return to racing; his ongoing exploration of different ways to move through the mountains; we get his completely unfiltered take on Murakami's What I Talk about When I Talk about Running — and that turned out to be such an interesting part of the conversation that we agreed we ought to re-read that book and then later this fall, come back to record another conversation about it. So we invite you to join us in reading / re-reading Murakami's book and then you'll be all set for our upcoming conversation about it.TOPICS & TIMES:Leadville (1:31)“Psychotic Runner” (5:14)What were you into as a kid? (14:58)Injuries (17:56)Climbing, bike touring, & skiing (18:57)Influences (23:53)Murakami (31:17)More Leadville & a life-changing bike trip (36:34)Studying philosophy (50:32) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We recently talked to Anton about a number of things, including his recent return to racing; his ongoing exploration of different ways to move through the mountains; we get his completely unfiltered take on Murakami's What I Talk about When I Talk about Running — and that turned out to be such an interesting part of the conversation that we agreed we ought to re-read that book and then later this fall, come back to record another conversation about it. So we invite you to join us in reading / re-reading Murakami's book and then you'll be all set for our upcoming conversation about it.TOPICS & TIMES:Leadville (1:31)“Psychotic Runner” (5:14)What were you into as a kid? (14:58)Injuries (17:56)Climbing, bike touring, & skiing (18:57)Influences (23:53)Murakami (31:17)More Leadville & a life-changing bike trip (36:34)Studying philosophy (50:32) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I'm excited to welcome Adrian Macdonald to the Hive.  The leaves are now turning in Leadville, but a few weeks ago, Adrian won the Leadville Trail 100.  Some of you might be legitimately asking, “Who is Adrian Macdonald?”  At Winfield, 50 miles into the race, he was dueling for the lead with Hoka athlete Tyler Andrews, who appeared on WASP episode #129 in May, and Tyler said to me, “Who is this guy?  He's tough.”  Adrian wasn't yet a household name in Leadville, in fact, he'd never run a 100-mile race before.  In the race preview articles, he didn't garner the attention of names like Anton Krupicka, making his return to ultramarathoning after a long hiatus, or multiple time Leadville winner Ian Sharman.  Adrian was lumped into the paragraph of “dark horse contenders.”  Although he wasn't without credentials, having placed second in last year's Austin Rattler 66K and winning the Antelope Island Buffalo Run 50-miler in March in a very respectable time.  Adrian ran a bold race at Leadville, especially for a rookie, and crossed the finish line in 16:18, only just more than a half-hour off of Matt Carpenter's legendary course record, and with a 41-minute cushion ahead of runner-up Matt Flaherty, and 49 minutes over Krupicka.  Adrian tells the story here that I hope you'll enjoy about his impressive Leadville win.  For a complete and entertaining rundown of the race, be sure to check out last week's episode with Cole Chlouber, and also listen next week for our episode with 23-year old women's winner, Annie Hughes.  Also be sure to catch my recap earlier this week on the power play of the American Heroes Run.Adrian MacdonaldFacebook Adrian MacdonaldInstagram @macdonaldadrianTwitter twitter.com/#!/MacdonaldAdrianBill Stahl - contact me to join the American Heroes Run Challenge!silly_billy@msn.comFacebook Bill StahlInstagram @stahlor

Anton Krupicka is one of the most legendary ultrarunners in history. Bursting onto the ultra scene in 2006 with a win at the Leadville 100, Anton quickly became the representative for an entire generation of ultrarunners and directly contributed to the rapid growth we've seen in the sport. After many years of injury that kept him away from competition, Anton made his triumphant return to racing at this year's Leadville 100, where he finished 3rd place. In this episode we talk all about the Leadville performance but also spend time talking about Tony the human being and how he's evolved over the past 15 years.   _________________________   Pyllars Links: App Download | Patreon | Instagram | Website | YouTube   Dylan Links: Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn | Strava

After taking some years away from racing Ultras, Anton Krupicka is back! He shares the epic story of his third place finish at Leadville this past weekend, what made him decide to do it and more.

This week Eugene and Matt come charging out of Level Four (well, figuratively) for an excellent conversation with Scotty Hawker. If you'd asked Scotty if he would have been in Europe 8 months ago, lining up for the 100km CCC, you probably would have gotten laughed at. In the last kilometre of his last run of 2020, Scotty sustained a potentially career-ending ankle injury. Further to this, and more importantly, Scotty was facing some personal issues which made the injury “the least of my problems”. As with other conversations we've had with Scotty you'll hear through this how he has built himself back, with discipline, seeking wisdom, and connection with others. Kinda feels like the conversation we needed to have at the moment, right? We have a beautiful Greatest Run Ever and holy moly it's 2014 all over again with Anton Krupicka running 100 miles. Who would've thought? Enjoy.

In questo primo episodio di The Long Run (podcast nel podcast che fa un recap mensile di tutto quello che è successo nel mondo del trail) oltre alle dovute introduzioni ripercorriamo tutto quello che è successo negli ultimi due mesi: sì, ci rendiamo conto che dovrebbe essere il recap solo di un mese, ma per la prima puntata non volevamo escludere il mese di luglio, che con Hardrock, Badwater e Speedgoat è stato particolarmente elettrico. Gli argomenti principali di discussione della puntata sono legati al ritorno in gara e al podio di Anton Krupicka, all'annuncio dei Golden Ticket 2022 e a quello che potrebbe succedere nel prossimo futuro di UTMB (abbiamo una mezza idea, state con noi). A seguire recap delle gare, FKT, doping, i mondiali, nuovi hardware, chi vince questo mese e soprattutto la birra del podcast. Non ha la durata classica da un'ora, ma d'altronde siamo "The Long Run". Host: Alessandro Locatelli e Marcello Marcadella -- Buckled: www | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Patreon | Shop Alessandro: Instagram | Facebook | Strava | www Marcello: Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/buckled/message

Chase Parnell joins the podcast to talk about whether this generation of elite ultra runners are as compelling as previous ones, Anton Krupicka's return to the Leadville 100 this month and whether it's the start of a greater comeback tour for one of the legends, the tools at his disposal and his process for providing pre, post, and in-race coverage, the price of being a full time creator in this sport and what's required to make it, and more!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/singletracknews)

¿El corredor más sobrevalorado? ¿El que más rendimiento ha sacado de su imagen?¿Dónde hubiese llegado si las lesiones no hubiesen sido una losa perpetua?En este primer programa dedicado a las Leyendas de Trail, he querido acercar la figura de Anton Krupicka (Nebraska, 1983).El corredor que siempre recordamos sin camiseta, con pantalón corto negro, y como mucho un bidón de agua en la mano.En este podcast, te acerco su filosofía, su forma de entender la montaña, las carreras, y la vida.Contacto:juan@ellaboratoriodejuan.com

This week, episode 12, I talk with Anton Krupicka. Anton is an all around mountain athlete with a unique perspective on ego and external validation. We dive into his experience with higher education and the aesthetic of dissonance. We also talk about riding bikes and how profound moments of life clarity can really sneak up on you.

Rea Kolbl is a professional athlete, competing in obstacle course racing, adventure racing, trail running, mountain biking, and ski mountaineering. She is the current Spartan Ultra World Champion, 2x World's Toughest Mudder champion, and undefeated at endurance OCR for race distances 30 miles or longer. She loves outdoor adventure, multisport projects in the mountains, and exploring the world self-propelled. Her biggest adventure yet was the World's Toughest Race: eco-challenge Fiji, a 670km+ expedition adventure race where her team Canada Adventure finished in 2nd place. When she's not outside training and exploring, she's coaching other athletes, cooking, and working on her adventure van.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reakolbl/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rkolblWebsite: https://kolblrea.wordpress.com/Rea's record: 13th March 2021, 55,045ft/16,777.72m, beating previous world record of 50,656ft/15,440m Martina Valmassoi is a mountain lover. She grew up in an active family starting sports early.She grew up as Nordic skier and then moved to ski mountaineering when she was 17 and became part of the Italian National team for 10 years, until 2016. After that as she was traveling a lot in summer with her job as a photographer so decided to leave the skimo World Cup but didn't quite give up racing. She is also a trail runner. Best results:Multiple times top 10 in Skimo WC2 x 3rd place Skimo World Championship, Alpago Tambre 2017 . Team Race and Relay.7th in the individual 5 times podium at the Sellaronda Skimarathon.2 golds and the actual course Record with Laetitia Roux.2 Silver ( one in mixed team with Anton Krupicka)1 bronze at my first Sellaronda back in 20133 podiums at Pierramenta Summer3th The Rut 50k in 2015 (first long race)3th Tromso Skyrace 20165th Trofeo Kima 20182nd 90 km of Marathon du Montblanc in 2019 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/martiskka/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/martina.valmassoi Martina's record: 22nd March 2021, 57,890.42ft/17,645m, taking the world record after only week Grace Staberg is a mountain athlete, competing in skimo racing and trail running. She has multiple World Cup podiums in skimo, 2 World Cup Vertical wins and a silver medal in the Vertical race from World Championships. She loves exploring the mountains and human-powered adventures. When she's not training or racing she attends the London School of Economics, studying Finance. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grace.staberg/ Website: https://www.gracestaberg.com/ Grace's record: 26th April 2021, 56,153ft/17,115.43m, taking the North American Women's Record from Rea

This week, Jam Jam (Jamil Coury) and Skizzle Fresh (Schuyler Hall) discuss the latest in running news, including what Aravaipa Running has planned for the Cocodona 250 race in May, and Anton Krupicka's upcoming return to ultras with the Leadville 100. You can watch the podcast recorded LIVE on the Mountain Outpost YouTube channel every Tuesday at 6pm Pacific Time. Join the conversation on Discord: https://discord.gg/3Nm488gwva​​ Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SteepLifeMedia​

One of best known ultrarunners of his generation definitely has not stopped going big and going long ... he now does it across four different sports.  Running, climbing, skiing, and cycling (but no hiking!)  "I never thought or said, 'I'm not a runner anymore'; the space just opened up to do these other sports I'd always been interested in." Once known as the "Apostle of Minimalism", Tony might now be considered one of the most thoughtful, experienced, and insightful participants and commentator of endurance sports. "Ultimately you're just out there trying to develop and honest relationship with yourself.  That's what your exploring.  And the setting is there to facilitate that." Mentioned in the Podcast R2R2R in the Grand Canyon - blog post Longs Peak Triathlon FKT - video Episode #1 - our first ever podcast, with Anton Episode #9 - Bill Wright talks climbing Karma Police - Radiohead

Honored to have Judge Craig Mitchell (39:20) and filmmaker Gabi Hayes (1:17:11) on to discuss the documentary "Skid Row Marathon" and the Skid Row Running Club which was founded by the judge to help recovering homeless addicts find their way back to society. Also spoke with Anton Krupicka (3:20) again about his double crossing of the illustrious Grand Canyon. Also caught up on his life, talked Western States, future run plans and other various topics. + Skid Row Running Club http://www.skidrowrunningclub.com/ + Skid Row Running Club Facebook https://bit.ly/3r0JCQI + Skid Row Marathon https://skidrowmarathon.com/ + Unbreakable https://bit.ly/2NL92nb  ______ Patreon.com/BillyYang Instagram.com/BillyYangPod Twitter.com/BillyYang Facebook.com/BillyYangPodcast 

Seth is one of those 'fast guys'. On one of the legendary CU track teams. He ran a 1:06:50 Half Marathon - while running a full Marathon. Meanwhile, Seth set FKTs on many of the Colorado 14ers, from Longs Peak to Mount Elbert ... where he tied Anton Krupicka's 8 year old FKT ... to the second. The very next day, Ryan Phebus broke it by a mere 3 seconds! "After the pressure of college, I took 4-5 years off, which allowed me to get the fire back." Seth is interesting, with a lot of knowledge and a unique perspective. And definitely check out his YouTube Channel - he does a good job with video - 93,700 Subscribers! http://youtube.com/sethdemoor

S1 EP07 - Why any kid decides to set out and dedicate themselves to a life of pain and suffering in pursuit of perfection in their sport is fascinating. A pure and naive dedication that seldom results in the life they thought it would. Today's guest, a kid from Nebraska who set out to run his first marathon at 12, started off with the same single minded pursuit, and when one looks back at his life some twenty plus years later you'd be hard pressed to call that twelve year old naive. Today we sit down with Anton, Tony, Krupicka, a true sports man who, by my account has stayed true to that twelve year old kid who ran a marathon for no real reason. Tony has always marched to his own beat, it seems. A trues multi sportsman Tony started running as a young kid and never stopped, staying true to just that, running, and running the way he wanted. He went on to graduate with multiple degrees on his way to making his name by winning some of the most prestigious ultra marathons in the world. We sat down with Tony to talk about running that marathon at 12, chasing 100mile weeks through school and 200mile weeks after it, to finally making a living as an athlete and winning the fabled Leadville 100. Not once but twice. To us he's the MJ of ultra racing. The Goat. What we didn't expect was Tony's response to that inevitable career crossroads, the power of arbitrary measures in finding meaning through adventure and the concept of loss. Follow Anton at: @antonkrupicka

I randomly emailed Anton and he randomly agreed to be interviewed.  I 100% enjoyed the entire conversation and It will immediately become one of my favorites.  We didn't talk about unbreakable or his training or nutrition nearly enough. We just chatted about life.  And he's an interesting guy. Link to the Elevation Trail Interview we reference: https://elevationtrail.wordpress.com/2015/08/19/anton-krupicka-visits-elevation-trail/ Website: http://www.tenjunkmiles.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tenjunkmiles Twitter: https://twitter.com/tenjunkmiles Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/tenjunkmiles/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TenJunkMiles/

Thats right, Anton Krupicka grills some of the Last Horse Runners and Ultrarunningmemes. WWW.LASTHORSERUNNERS.COM https://www.patreon.com/Waynewatchpod

C’è chi ne ha sentito parlare come l’italiano che ha vinto la Badwater Ultramarathon, chi l’ha visto dal vivo all’incontro faccia a faccia con Anton Krupicka lo scorso anno a Cortina, chi conosce la sua storia di modello diventato ultrarunner, e ci sono persone per cui semplicemente è il ragazzo di Taggia che si è […]

It's the day after the Matterhorn Ultraks and just four days after Kilian Jornet's successful attempt on the Matterhorn Summit record attempt from Cervinia. It has been quite a few days for this iconic mountain and although Kilian has excelled on both occasions, we all know, the mountain is still the boss. Kilian arrives with Emelie Forsberg looking relaxed and fresh after a late breakfast. I congratulate him (and Emelie) once again on topping the podium at the Skyrunning Matterhorn Ultraks race and ask him how he feels, ‘I am a little tired but feel good. I was certainly tired in the race but I didn't push too hard. I just did what I needed to do to win the race'. Our conversation turns the TNF UTMB and we discuss how the race will unfold for the men and women. Kilian and Emelie are animated at the prospect of Julien Chorier, Miguel Heras, Anton Krupicka and the other contenders going head-to-head. Emelie gets excited at the thought of Nuria Picas in the ladies race, it's her first 100-mile race and of course Emelie knows the Catalan well. We could talk all day but eventually I settle down with Kilian in a quiet corner and we discuss the Matterhorn. First recorded in September 2013. Episode 0h 36m 21s Talk Ultra back catalogue HERE --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theinterviews-talkultra/message

We interview accomplished ultra runner Anton Krupicka and talk about about how he ended up riding Dirty Kanza with Crust Bikes and Ultraromance.  Lots of bike nerdery around the Bombora and talk about the parallels between trail running and gravel riding. Supple Patches! http://pathlesspedaled.bigcartel.com PATREON: http://www.patreon.com/pathlesspedaled Supple Shirts: http://pathlesspedaled.spreadshirt.com Support via PayPal: http://paypal.me/pathlesspedaled

Anton Krupicka came across an injured Kyle Walker during one of his runs in the Flatirons. Walker had fallen while free soloing the Second Flatiron and captured the ordeal on video, which went viral. We spoke to Krupicka about the accident. Also, a conversation with Chris Schulte about alpine bouldering, what inspires him to put up FAs, and how he got into climbing in the first place. Presented by Evolv. Music by Small Houses: http://smallhouses.band/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kia Ora Whanau. Anna Frost is arguably the most successful trail and ultra running export New Zealand has produced and the person Eugene and Matt both had at the top of their “must talk to” lists from day one. Anna burst onto the scene in what was the first wave of the professional ultra athlete, running for the mighty Salomon team. Going from spending weeks travelling around Europe partying and sleeping in the back of a station wagon to pulling on the white strip and racing for a European giant, Anna was catapulted into the media at the same time as other famous names such as Anton Krupicka, Scott Jurek,Geoff Roes and others. International success came however with not an inconsiderable amount of challenge for Anna. Fast forward ten years and Anna is now running for Merrell and co owns Trail Run Adventures with her husband, which brings people to beautiful parts of the world for trail running trips. We spoke to Anna via phone from her home town of Dunedin, where she is enjoying a much welcomed rest and awaiting the arrival of the couple’s first baby. Anna talks candidly, openly, and movingly about her journey with running, the successes and costs, and her abiding love for the sport. This was a true highlight for us and we are thankful for having the opportunity to speak to one of the legends of our sport. Enjoy!

What was the preeminent FKT in 2018? What inspired you the most? What are your predictions for 2019? Anton Krupicka, Clare Gallagher, and Peter Bakwin answer these questions and more! "Nick Elson on Half Dome and Joe Grants' Nolans - it's style versus pure performance." "When the TNF50 was cancelled, the ladies really threw down - watching Ida, Sandi, and then Taylor in less than a week was really cool." "Karel was super-rad - he cut the time by 10%, and didn't look like he was totally worked."

Throughout my entire life I have been fascinated by the act of shocking people out of their automatic modes of living. As such, I was intrigued by Salvador Dalí’s revolutionary perspectives on morality and society. He was a rebel and the genre of art that he worked under, Surrealism, was as well. Surrealism, Futurism, and Avant-garde are all thought provoking movements on the act of breaking the paradigm. To subvert the status quo is always my goal, to help my peers redefined their perception of what is possible, and those movements have evolved into something wholly unique: a New Surrealism that I believe is led by artists like Marilyn Manson and Megadeth, comedians like Key & Peele, and athletes like Anton Krupicka. A disparate bunch, but the one thing that they all have in common is that they break the paradigm. Blazing our own trails is not only an artistic mission, but an actionable tool for positive societal change and so always remember this: stay true to yourself!AUM,Jarod ContrerasSources:Artaud, Antonin. “The Theater of Cruelty (First Manifesto).” The Theater and Its Double. Grove Press, 1958, pp. 89-100.Marinetti, Filippo Tommaso. “The Futurist Manifesto.”Dalí, Salvador. “The Moral Position of Surrealism.”Fronsdal, Gil. The Dhammapada: a New Translation of the Buddhist Classic with Annotations. Shambhala, 2008.Marilyn Manson. “Disposable Teens.” Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death), Nothing Records & Interscope Records, 2000.Megadeth. “Peace Sells.” Peace Sells…but Who’s Buying, Capitol Records, Inc., 1986.Support Touching the Trail:touchingthetrail.com/donate targetreleaserecovery.comFind Touching the Trail: touchingthetrail.comTouching the Trail Weekly: eepurl.com/bEENNPInstagram: @touchingthetrail instagram.com/touchingthetrailTwitter: @touchthetrail twitter.com/touchthetrailFacebook: Touching the Trail facebook.com/touchingthetrail

The craziest sh*t that happened in running this week: Tahoe 200 Recap, Tour Des Geants, Superior 100 Course Records, Pine To Palm 100 Returns, Wasatch 100 Recap, Grand Slam Of Ultras, IAU 100k Championships, Imogene Pass - Summer Of Dakota Jones, Salmon To Be Sold? Comrades Marathon 2019 Registration Date, Ruth Croft & International Veia Sky Race, Anton Krupicka & Long's Peak Duathlon, Glen Coe Skyline, Dylan Bowman's TDS Incident, Run Rabbit Run Preview. Subscribe! Help Support This Channel: www.patreon.com/mountainoutpost & www.mountainoutpost.com

The craziest sh*t that happened in running this week: Bear Crashes Trail Marathon, Jackass Of The Week: Pineland Farms 50 Cheater, Philip McCarthy Transcontinental Run, Anton Krupicka in 360, Salomon Live Coverage, Sierre Zinal 2018 Recap, Dakota Jones Bikes To Pikes Peak, Rob Krar's Leadville Trail MTB Race, Dave Mackey Nears Leadman Finish, Clean Sport: Quartz Program, Ute 100 Recap, Bigfoot 200 Recap, Jakob Ingebrigtsen's 1500m & 5000m, Steve Harvey - Old Goat Trail Races Fire, Triple Crown Of 100's, Patrick Caron & Pemigewasset Loop FKT, Bryan Sands Patreon Suppoter First 50k, Mayra Rae Rae Recap. Subscribe! Help Support This Channel: www.patreon.com/mountainoutpost & www.mountainoutpost.com

Si tienes por ahí unas zapatillas viejas o que ya no usas ha llegado el momento de darles una segunda oportunidad. Es un proceso bastante radical, por lo que hazlo con un calzado que ya no te pones porque tiene amortiguación, o por lo que sea, o con uno que tenga la suela ya demasiado gastada. He probado diferentes formas de hacerlo y os traigo la que mejor me ha quedado. Necesitas un poco de ayuda, pero merece mucho la pena. Vamos a por ello. ¿Por qué modificar una zapatilla? A los que nos gusta correr minimalista buscamos calzado (si es que no lo hacemos descalzos) sin amortiguación y que no lleve el talón elevado (cero drop). Hoy en día hay bastantes modelos en el mercado que nos ofrecen estas características. Pero hace años, esta opción no estaba a la venta. Y para mostrarlo os dejo un vídeo del famoso corredor de ultratrail Anton Krupicka cortando con un cuchillo de cocina el tacón de las suela de sus zapatillas, ya que según dice textualmente en el vídeo, le frustraba no poder encontrar calzado sin drop. https://youtu.be/D3lhdeLrjZs?t=52s Si queremos estrenar zapatillas no vamos a tener el mismo problema que encontraba Krupicka. Pero la gran mayoría de nosotros ha tenido un pasado amortiguado y es fácil que tengamos en el fondo del armario esos zapatones amortiguados que ya no queremos ponernos pero que da no se qué tirarlos... ¡Ha llegado su momento! Proceso Retirar suela Sencillo de decir, no tan sencillo de hacer. Es impresionante lo desnuda que se queda una zapatilla cuando le quitamos la suela. Da una sensación de guante maravillosa, de una ligereza sorprendente. Lo de quitar la suela es bastante más complicado de lo que parece. Viene muy bien pegada al interior del zapato (lo que está debajo de la plantilla) y ésto puede hacer que a veces se rompa esta fina capa textil. Hazlo con paciencia. Un secador para calentar el pegamento suele ayudar. Elegir suela Bueno, esto realmente tendrías que hacerlo antes de ponerte a arrancarle la suela a tu zapatilla, ya que no solemos tener suelas por casa. Voy a simplificar el tipo de suela con tres opciones: Neumático: lo más robusto, aunque también lo más pesado y rígido. Hay grosores desde 3mm. Vibram: venden planchas desde 5 mm para hacerte tus propias huaraches. Pregunta al zapatero: tienen material de suelas de zapatos, quizá tenga alguna que te convenza. Pegar la suela nueva Al retirar la suela original te habrás dado cuenta que tiene una forma que no se parece en nada a la que vas a poner. Son como la estructura de la zapatilla, dándola forma, lo que hace que al quitarla normalmente siga estando ligeramente elevada en la puntera y con algo de arco plantar. ¿Y cómo adaptamos estás formas a una suela plana? Pues de mala manera. Se puede hacer, pero por la experiencia que me da haber dejado unas botas de montaña y unas zapatillas con la suela mal pegada, los cantos mal rematados y una pinta horrible, te recomiendo que busques ayuda. La inestimable ayuda de un zapatero Cuando vayas a proponerle la idea pueden pasar dos cosas, o que se entusiasme o que te mire raro, no suele dejar indiferente... Los zapateros tienen herramientas y material específico para estos menesteres. A destacar lo bien pegadas que están en la punta (zona difícil) y en toda la suela. Y cómo está disimulada la zona del arco plantar. Parece que tiene arco, pero es totalmente plana. Vistas así parecen un poco cutres, pero comparadas con las que había hecho yo son una pasada, más aún teniendo en cuenta que es una suela totalmente plana adaptada a una zapatilla con sus formas. Con buena picha, bien se jode Perdón por la expresión, pero es que viene como anillo al dedo. Después de ver cómo me dejó el zapatero estas Salomon y me arregló el desaguisado que cometí en otro par de zapatillas de correr, no podía dejar de decir esa frase. Sólo me cobró 5 € de mano de obra, ya que yo llevaba la suela, por lo que merece mucho la pena.

First episode! Pleased to announce the Billy Yang Podcast and bring on ultrarunner and mountain athlete, Anton Krupicka out of Boulder, CO. We have an in-depth conversation on: >How running injuries have opened up other sports and activities >Racing with Kilian Jornet >Where he is with running >The "bromance" with Joe Grant >The overblown romanticism of "van life" >Nolan's 14 attempt ...and much, much more. Delighted and pleased to have Anton on as my first guest and to you for lending me your ear(s).  Long's Peak Triathlon: https://youtu.be/s4qEbfP2Zgs Grand Traverse with Kilian: https://youtu.be/Z_Z1-smRsoU 15 Hours with Anton: https://youtu.be/GxvenwE6qGg ______ In Gratitude, Billy Yang Facebook.com/BillyYangPodcast Twitter.com/BillyYang Instagram.com/BillyYangPod

"I very much read to have that experience of identifying across different perspectives and different cultures, which generally happens through literature. The characters could be people that you would never meet in normal life, but they could be having the same emotions or experiences that I have internally. It reaffirms the universality of the human condition." -Anton Krupicka We choose how we interpret the world, as such we can interpret positive things as negative or vice versa. Today I am honored to sit down and converse with Anton Krupicka. A name that holds many stereotypes and preconceptions associated with it. Arrogance might be a strong word to even associate with this name, but Anton is someone who is confident in his abilities. The adventures he pursues through that confidence can be perceived as arrogant or dancing to far to one side on a knife's edge of safety and caution. Over the years people have perceived and been, either negatively or positively, shaped by Anton's actions. However, if Anton is anything, he is nothing but truthful. That truthfulness combined with his adventures has been the basis for many an assumption and opinion of Anton Krupicka. In today's episode I sought to transcend the stereotype, preconceptions, and associations related to Anton Krupicka. This conversation is more than just about running or even the mountains. Today Anton and I delve into a subject that has been rarely discussed with him, reading. We explore his motivations for his voracious reading, how he has been shaped by books, the importance of reading, how reading connects you with our world, and much more. The mountains may fuel Anton's day, but he begins each of those days with a book. The simplicity in routine and dedication are beautiful things, so let's explore those and more today with Anton Krupicka. Graciously, Jarod Contreras antonkrupicka.com Support: touchingthetrail.com/donate targetreleaserecovery.com Find: touchingthetrail.com Touching the Trail Weekly: eepurl.com/bEENNP Instagram: @jarodrunsdirt instagram.com/jarodrunsdirt Twitter: @jarodrunsdirt twitter.com/jarodrunsdirt Facebook: Touching the Trail facebook.com/touchingthetrail Strava: Jarod Contreras strava.com/athletes/jarodcontreras

Growing up on his family's farm with 640-acres right outside his doorstep, it was almost impossible that Anton "Tony" Krupicka would avoid becoming a runner and adventurer of the earth. Inspired by his parents to remain curious about life Tony began his explorations at a young age. Fueled by his love for learning, a natural companion to curiosity, Tony attained his earliest education on running from pamphlets put out by Runner's World in the 1970s. The artistry of training the body intrigued Tony to no end and in preparation for his first marathon at the age of 12, he experimented with calorie counting, fasting and high mileage weeks. Tony continued running through high school and college which he attended in Colorado Springs via an academic scholarship. It was here that he was introduced to some of the most iconic running races like the Leadville Trail 100. Running 100 miles seemed quite impossible to Tony which was all the more reason to aspire to it. Led by his curiosity to test human limits, Tony eventually found himself at the starting line in Leadville in 2006, a race that would introduce him to the ultrarunning scene on a grand scale. Although he is most well-known for his achievements in the sport of ultrarunning and for being the face of several ultrarunning documentaries, Tony is also an accomplished climber, cyclist, and back country skier. He is hyper competitive but it's the intrinsic benefits that drive him to get out there every day and explore. Plagued by injury for most of his running career, Tony looks to other outdoor endeavors to keep his mind and body sharp. Tony is the quintessential student of life. He questions, he explores, he studies, he watches and although strong in his perspective, he is open to that of others. He is what I would call a life long beginner, someone who is open to new things and not afraid to follow the scent of joy. Thank you for tuning into the show today, we appreciate your support and if you enjoy it please go to Apple Podcast and leave a review for the show. Our goal is 100 by the end of August and we have 80 more to reach our goal. I know that together we can reach it easily so thank you in advance for your review.

I look at the other side of pro running as I chat with the Ultimate Direction brand manager and sponsor Buzz Burrell. Buzz took over running the hydration company Ultimate Direction a few years back and one of the first things he did was sign on top ultra runners like Anton Krupicka, Scott Jurek and … Continue reading Brand Manager/Sponsor – Buzz Burrell Ep20 →

The second part of my conversation with mountain athlete Anton Krupicka dives into what has ultra running grown into and where might it go and what has Anton grown into and where is he going? In the last five years due to a number of injury setbacks Anton has moved away from competing at top … Continue reading Pro Athlete – Anton Krupicka part 2 Ep 11 →

One of my friends described Anton Krupicka as one of the godfathers of pro ultra running. I think he is right. Anton was one of the first people to make a career out of the curious sport of running more than 26.2 miles, usually much longer, in his case often 100 mile races, usually on … Continue reading Pro Athlete – Anton Krupicka part 1 Ep 10 →

They are two of the most recognizable U.S. ultra runners out there, with countless media articles written both about them and by them, and even a couple of films documenting their outdoor exploration. They are also best friends living in Boulder, Colorado. We sit down with Anton Krupicka and Joe Grant to find out what it’s like to thrust oneself in the social media spotlight in the name of pursuing outdoor adventure full-time.  Listen in as we talk about: 2017 race plans (and rumors?) What they are really like, outside of the media spotlight Joe staring at a cat Anton’s open-door policy for the media (*excludes closet doors) Skimo racing Tennis Here's some background info/reading/watching: Anton will be at the Lakewood, Colo., Runner’s Roost Thursday, Feb. 2. Event link: https://www.facebook.com/events/398541773821112/ Anton’s new blog on La Sportiva’s site: http://www.sportiva.com/blog/anton-krupicka-supercanaleta/ Outside TV video of Anton’s home: https://www.outsideonline.com/2150111/inside-anton-krupickas-gear-shed?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=facebookpost Joe Grant on our October show: http://www.dispatchradio.com/dispatch-6-self-propelled-adventure/ Video of Anton’s successful FKT record of Long Peak Triathlon: https://vimeo.com/185852037 Photo credit: Jarrod Wheaton Photo credit: Joe Grant (meta!)

In this episode, Anton Krupicka, professional ultra runner, reflects on lessons learned from the mountains. Anton discusses his insatiable love for running, from running his first marathon at the age of 12 to regularly logging over 200 miles per week at the beginning of his professional running career.

Learn more about Anton Krupicka than any previous interview. Listen in with us as we invite Anton Krupicka into our little studio at Elevation Trail. We talk ultra, trail, sponsors, validity in sport, training, and much more. Tony finds out I’ve been stalking him for nine years, calls me a conspiracy theorist, and Gary pushes […]

This is an episode I have been looking forward to since I started Ginger Runner LIVE. I am joined by one of the world's best and most recognizable ultra runners, Anton Krupicka. This is an episode not to be missed!

Anton is an American ultra-runner. He has won the Leadville 100 twice, the Rocky Raccoon 100 Miler, the Miwok 100K, and many other races. Anton is known for his long hair and beard and his minimalist approach, where he often runs with no shirt, short shorts, and with very lightweight running shoes. He ran his first marathon when he was twelve years old, and during college and his early 20s, he often ran upwards of 200 miles a week.

Anton has had a heckuva few months–and says he’s back in shape to win on the trails.  As an athlete with such a stout resume, he has set himself up for Speedgoat, then UTMB later in the summer–both races that require a fair amount of climbing prowess–and he’ll be racing hard … The post Anton Krupicka ’14 appeared first on Ultrarunnerpodcast.com.

Anton Krupicka talks in-depth about Hardrock, injury, Lavaredo and the Bob Graham Round. Steve Birkinshaw provides an insight into his Wainwrights FKT. Tom Owens talks making the podium at the Skyrunning World Championships and Emelie Forsberg is back for #smilesandmiles. The News, a Blog, Up & Coming Races and Niandi Carmont co-hosts.

For øjeblikket er Danish Adventure Film Festival på vej rundt i landet.  På plakaterne i år er hele tre trailfilm:  A Fine Line om Kilian Jornet, Anton Krupicka-portrættet In the High Country den danske film Tales From the Trails af Thomas Dupont. Hør mine anmeldelser af filmene.  Jeg taler også med Casper Wakefield og Thomas Dupont. Med mindre du har boet i et hul de sidste måneder, så har du nok opdaget, at julen banker på.  Trailcast og Grejguide.dk giver dig i denne episode trailløberens ønskeliste Rigtig god jul! Trailcast holder juleferie og næste gang vi høres ved, er i 2014.

Anton has come off a busy year of running and training culminating in the release of the Joel Wolpert film, "In the High Country".  (A MUST have $15 purchase) Tony talks about: his mountain running life-style and philosophy running form - efficient and quick making the movie his Nolan's 14 adventure running and racing in Europe HERE is the link to the first of three videos about Tony's attempt at Nolan's 14 this summer HERE is the link to one of our favorite videos of Tony running. HERE is the link to his Blog, "Riding the Wind"

We have an extended and in-depth interview with Kilian Jornet about his Matterhorn Summit record. We have a selection of audio from the TNFUTMB – Rory Bosio, Anton Krupicka, Joe Grant, Nuria Picas and Jez Bragg. We speak to Jo Meek who placed 2nd lady at MDS and what the future holds for her. We have Talk Training, the News a blog, smiles and miles with Emelie Forsberg and of course, Mr Speedgoat.

We honour Teresa Farriol. Ian Sharman joins us for an update and a chat about the news. We talk to Terry Conway as he embarked on his first European race. Barry Murray discusses the Paleo diet in Talk Training and we bring you three interviews from Cavalls del Vent with Joe Grant, Anna Frost and Anton Krupicka. We have a somewhat different Meltzer Moment, up and coming races and a couple of blogs.

ANTON KRUPICKA, MIKE WOLFE, JOE GRANT, GEOFF ROES and DAKOTA JONES talk less than 24 hours ahead of the Transvulcania La Palma. Interviewed by Bryon Powell from iRunFar, Marcus Warner from Ultra168 and Ian Corless from Talk Ultra

  Anton Krupicka, ULTRArunner Did it feel like something was missing from this summer’s ultrarunning scene? Yep, we felt the same thing. Anton spent his summer recovering from an injury. How does an elite runner cope with the down time and what do they do to keep their bodies in … The post Anton Krupicka Interview appeared first on Ultrarunnerpodcast.com.