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Out of Office – E13 – Bike Recalls, Cirque Series, and More Bike season is here. And it's starting with some recalls. Ski resorts are getting sold. And people are running up mountains?? What's going on?? We'll tell you in this week's episode of Out of Office. Follow the Out [...] The post Out of Office – E13 – Bike Recalls, Cirque Series, and More appeared first on Out Of Collective.
Send us a textStep onto the trails with Oakley Olson, the collegiate steeplechase specialist turned mountain running phenom who's rapidly ascending to the top of the trail running world. Fresh from her selection to the 2025 Trail Team Elite, Oakley shares the remarkable journey that took her from soccer fields to mountain summits.Oakley reveals how a two-mile time trial during soccer practice unexpectedly launched her running career, leading eventually to success at Utah Valley University as a steeplechaser. The conversation explores her breathtaking transition to trail running, where she stunned the community with an 8th place finish at the US Mountain Running Championships at Snowbird and set the FKT on Utah's imposing Mount Timpanogos with almost casual determination: "I just looked at Tim and thought, I want to go do that right now."What makes steeplechase athletes like Oakley so dominant on technical trails? She offers fascinating insights into the mental fortitude required for both disciplines: "When you're trail running, you have to look at the mountain and believe you're going to get to the top. In steeplechase, you need to know you're going to clear every single hurdle." This fearless mindset translated perfectly to her mountain racing success alongside professional athletes.Looking ahead to an exciting 2024 season, Oakley discusses balancing her collegiate track commitments with appearances at Soonapy Scramble, Cirque Series races, and potentially Broken Arrow. Her perspective on competition reveals a refreshing blend of fierce determination during races and genuine camaraderie afterward. "The sport is amazing because of the positive culture we create," she reflects, embodying the spirit that makes trail running special.Whether you're fascinated by the crossover between track and trails, curious about breaking into mountain running, or simply inspired by athletic courage, Oakley's story demonstrates how belief in yourself can move mountains—or at least help you run up and down them very, very fast.This episode is brought to you by Ultimate Direction ! Use code steepstuffpod for 25% off your next order on UltimateDirection.com ! Make sure to check out the newly released Ultra 12L and Race 6L vests ! Follow Oakley on IG - @oakley_olsonFollow James on IG - @jameslaurielloFollow the Steep Stuff on IG - @steepstuff_pod
Send us a textFrom track star to mountain master, Dan Curts path to the pinnacle of sub-ultra trail running defies conventional wisdom. While many elite athletes flock to western training hubs like Boulder or Flagstaff, Kurtz has embraced the harsh New England winters and technical terrain of his Northeast home. "Four below this morning," he mentions casually, "but that teaches you something that has to translate to real mountain running."After a collegiate career at Iowa State that left him questioning his relationship with running, Kurtz found renewed purpose in mountain races. Now a three-time Team USA representative who has competed at World Championships in Thailand and Innsbruck, he offers rare insights into the challenges and rewards of pursuing excellence on the trails. His candid discussion about breaking his toe in Thailand, rebuilding fitness through skiing, and preparing for the upcoming season reveals the unfiltered reality of professional trail running.The conversation explores fascinating territory beyond racing, from van life and Brooks' emergence as perhaps "the best sub-ultra trail team on the planet" to the neurological aspects of race-day cramping. Kurtz makes a compelling case for the Northeast as an underappreciated training ground, suggesting that the increased presence of high-profile races like the Cirque Series might finally bring deserved attention to the region. With honest reflections on the pressure to make another World Championship team and admiration for innovators like Jack Kenzel and Jim Walmsley, this episode offers a window into the mind of an athlete operating at the cutting edge of mountain running's evolution.Want to hear more from the athletes reshaping trail running? Subscribe to the Steep Stuff Podcast for conversations that go beyond the finish line into the heart of what makes this sport special.Follow Dan on IG - @dancurtsFollow James on IG - @jameslaurielloFollow The Steep Stuff Pod on IG - @steepstuff_podThis episode is brought to you by Ultimate Direction, use code steepstuffpod for 25% off your next cart at checkout !
Send us a textNorth Face athlete Ruby Lindquist joins us to share her inspiring journey from the wild landscapes of Moose Pass, Alaska, to becoming a formidable force in the mountain running world. Ruby's story is one of adventurous beginnings, with a childhood steeped in Nordic skiing and outdoor exploration, thanks to her parents' adventurous careers. Her love for the sport grew alongside the rugged beauty of Seward's majestic mountains, setting the stage for a stellar 2024 racing season, where she left a significant mark on races like the Mexico Sky Challenge and Minotaur Sky Race.When life took Ruby from the icy terrains of Alaska to the snow-capped peaks of Truckee, California, she embraced the change with an adventurous spirit. The transition brought new challenges, including training at altitude and making Nordic skiing a central part of her regimen. Ruby opens up about her experiences in Truckee's vibrant racing scene and reflects on the balance between heart rate-based training and intuitive methods. Her adaptability and passion for blending running and skiing have contributed to her growth as an athlete, preparing her for more ambitious goals on the global stage.As Ruby looks to the future, she's brimming with excitement for the 2025 racing season. She's setting her sights on the thrilling Broken Arrow race and plans to tackle the 70K Ultra Trail Mount Fuji in Japan. With aspirations to test her endurance in events like the Cirque Series, Ruby's strategic approach is matched by her enthusiasm for international trail running adventures. Her journey showcases not just the physical demands of the sport but also the cultural experiences and personal connections that make each race a unique adventure. Join us as Ruby shares her passion, insights, and the journey that inspires her, aiming to ignite a similar spark in listeners eager to explore the world of mountain running.Ruby Lindquist IG - https://www.instagram.com/ruby_lindquist/
Send us a textJoin us for a thrilling conversation with Julian Carr, the legendary free skier and mastermind behind the Cirque Series. Discover how Julian's childhood hikes in Salt Lake City with his father sparked a lifelong passion for mountain sports, ultimately leading him to create the Cirque Series. Julian gives us an insider's look into how his frustration with traditional races lacking excitement and thoughtful course design led to the birth of this groundbreaking event. From spectacular mountain climbs to the electric après-ski atmosphere, the Cirque Series promises a unique experience for athletes and enthusiasts alike.Julian shares his transformative moment in Iceland that crystallized his vision for the Cirque Series, blending challenging courses with a party-like celebration. We explore the exciting partnership with La Sportiva and plans to expand the series to new heights and locations, like the anticipated races at Crystal Mountain and Cannon Mountain. His enthusiasm extends beyond mountain running, hinting at potential winter sports expansions and a commitment to elevating U.S. mountain running on the global stage through live streaming and media engagement.The conversation takes a deeper dive into the spirit of inclusivity and community that defines the Cirque Series. Julian talks about creating an event where professional athletes and recreational participants rub shoulders, united by their love of the mountains. We also get a sneak peek into future plans, including ski mountaineering races in Colorado and the much-anticipated episode with mountain running sensation Johnny Luna Lima. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about mountain sports and eager to witness Julian Carr's inspiring journey and ambitious vision.Julian Carr - https://www.instagram.com/juliancarr/?hl=enCirque Series - https://www.cirqueseries.com/
Send us a textEver wondered how top athletes balance rigorous training with professional careers? Colorado Springs runner and physical therapist Emily Schwerdt joins us to share her inspiring journey from collegiate running in St. Louis to her recent triumph at the Speedgoat 21K. You'll learn about Emily's unique training regimen, how she balances sub-ultra and marathon running, and her exciting plans for the CIM marathon. Plus, get a behind-the-scenes look at her experiences crewing for major ultramarathons like Western States and Javelina, and discover her passion for pelvic floor physical therapy.Trail running enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy as we recount the thrills and challenges of races in the Cirque Series and the demands of back-to-back long runs. We reminisce about our college running days, emphasizing the importance of supportive coaching and balancing academics and athletics. Transitioning from road racing to trails, we share personal experiences and the joys of competing in community-focused events. This conversation also provides valuable insights into strategic training and the unique subculture of incliners in Colorado Springs.The adventure continues with intense stories from ultramarathon pacing, including an unexpected fire scare that forced last-minute route changes. We explore the strategic and nutritional challenges faced by elite runners in races like UTMB and Leadville 100. For a lighter touch, we share wildlife encounters, debate the existence of Bigfoot, and ponder the mysteries of the universe and artificial intelligence. This episode is packed with exciting adventures, personal anecdotes, and thought-provoking discussions that you won't want to miss!Emily's Instagram - @emrunnerdpt - https://www.instagram.com/emrunnerdpt/Emily Schwerdt Strava - https://www.strava.com/athletes/10242935
Freetrail's first time at a Cirque Series event, the A-Basin event is the final of the 2024 series and has drawn an incredibly competitive field. Dylan talks to some of the top athletes racing tomorrow, including Patrick Kipngeno, Philemon Kiriago & Adrian Macdonald. We also chat with Cirque Series founder and race director, and big mountain ski legend, Julian Carr. Note: due to travel schedules, we'll be talking to some of the top women racers after the race in our post-race show tomorrow. Our coverage this weekend is brought to you by On. Want to learn more about Freetrail? Check out Freetrail.com to learn more and consider joining our membership community, Freetrail Pro, to be part of the best global online community of passionate trail runners. Best sport in the world! Freetrail Links: Website | https://freetrail.com/ Fantasy | https://fantasy.freetrail.com/ Freetrail Pro | https://freetrail.com/pro/ Patreon | / dylanbowman Instagram | / runfreetrail YouTube | / freetrail Freetrail Experts | https://freetrail.com/experts/ Dylan Links: Instagram | / dylanbo Twitter | / dylanbo LinkedIn | / dylan-bowman-06174380 Strava | / strava
Freetrail's first time at a Cirque Series event, the A-Basin event is the final of the 2024 series and has drawn an incredibly competitive field. Dylan talks to the race champions including Jane Maus, Patrick Kipnengo, and the breakout star from today: the men's second place finisher, less than 45 seconds behind Patrick, Johen DeLeon. Johen is one of our favorite guests we've ever hosted and we are absolutely blown away by his race today. He is a master storyteller and we expect him to be the next big thing in trail running. Thanks to On for sponsoring Freetrail's coverage this weekend! Want to learn more about Freetrail? Check out Freetrail.com to learn more and consider joining our membership community, Freetrail Pro, to be part of the best global online community of passionate trail runners. Best sport in the world!
Send us a Text Message.Get ready for an adrenaline-charged episode of the Steep Stuff Podcast! This week, I, James Lauriello, recount my exhilarating experience at the Cirque Series Alta race, where despite facing technical descents and calf cramps, I proudly snagged a top-10 finish. You'll get an insider's preview of the upcoming Matterhorn Ultraks Extreme race and hear from Jackson Cole, last year's top-10 finisher, as he shares his insights on tackling its daunting 25K course with 2,900 meters of climbing. Later, we set our sights on the Trofeo Kima Sky Race, promising a grueling 52K challenge that will push even the most seasoned runners to their limits.In this episode, I also reflect on the distinct challenges and benefits of racing at various altitudes, with personal anecdotes from recent competitions, and how racing at different elevations has shaped my strategy and performance. Don't miss the exciting announcement of our upcoming Friday podcast featuring Cirque Series Alta winner Mason Kopi, whose inspiring journey and vision for the sport are nothing short of motivational. As I gear up for the Grand Targi race, which plays to my strengths, your support means the world to me. Tune in for a thrilling ride through the world of extreme trail running and beyond!
Send us a Text Message.Join us for a thrilling conversation with ski mountaineering and mountain running legend, Rea Kolbl , as she shares her remarkable journey through her 2023 and 2024 seasons. From her ambitious goal of making the Slovenian Olympic team for ski mountaineering to her recent return to Europe, Rea brings a wealth of experience and passion to this episode. We explore the grueling challenges of the Cirque Series race in Brighton, discuss breathtaking wildlife encounters, and reflect on the intricacies of technical running. Ray's insights offer a unique window into the life of a dedicated mountain athlete, making this an episode you won't want to miss.In an inspiring segment, we delve into the transformation of a former gymnast who found her stride in trail running and obstacle course racing. Her move from Slovenia to the United States for college brought about cultural shocks and new opportunities, leading her to Boulder, Colorado, where she discovered a supportive community that fueled her athletic pursuits. We also discuss her impressive academic achievements in physics, astrophysics, and material science, and how these have shaped her coaching techniques. This segment highlights the resilience required to overcome personal challenges and the power of community in achieving new athletic heights.We then shift gears to discuss the intricacies of winter training and summer adventures, examining the balance between structured Olympic training and spontaneous mountain escapades. The conversation covers the physical and mental transitions between sports seasons, the unique aspects of ski mountaineering entering the Olympic stage, and the importance of training intensity at various altitudes. Wrapping up with a look at sky races, competitive drive, and the advantages of being based in Europe, this episode is brimming with valuable insights for both aspiring and seasoned athletes. Tune in for an episode filled with passion, expertise, and the spirit of adventure.Rea Kolbl IG - @reakolbl
Send us a Text Message.Ever wondered how elite trail runners tackle some of the most grueling courses? You'll find out in this episode of the Steep Stuff Podcast. We dive headfirst into the exhilarating world of trail racing, starting with the Bar Trail Mountain Race on July 21, 2024. From the challenging course to the standout performances of Ashley Brasovan and Joseph Gray, we cover it all, including insights from an elite panel featuring Christina Mascarenas and Sarah Ghul. Plus, don't miss the spotlight on Speedgoat 50K and 28K and the Cirque Series Alyeska, where we celebrate the incredible endurance of these top athletes.In the second segment, we highlight the top finishers from recent Cirque Series races, including the Snowbird Speed Gear 28K and the Alyeska. Celebrate with us as Robin Lesh and Hawk Call claim their victories in the 28K, while Kendall Kramer and David Norris triumph in the Alyeska race. We also delve into what makes the Alyeska course so captivating and give a sneak peek into our upcoming Tatum Russo podcast episode. Don't forget to check out the results online, rate us on Spotify and Apple, and stay tuned for more thrilling updates. Enjoy your week and join us for an exhilarating journey through the world of trail racing!
David Norris is the current record holder and 5 times winner, including 2024! of Mount Marathon in Seward, Alaska. He runs for ON, often competes at Cirque Series events and in the winter switches to nordic skis. David is currently training to beat me racing OCC by UTMB in Chamonix in just a few weeks. LINKS David Norris on Instagram Endurance Training Strategies Mount Marathon Cirque Series Cover Photo by Mick Dees Connect with Singletrack on: Singletrack.fm Instagram Brought to you by Electric Cable Car - your trail and mountain news!
Send us a Text Message.What happens when an athlete's career is derailed by injuries, only to find a new, unexpected path to fulfillment? Join us on the Steep Stuff Podcast as we sit down with Jordyn Milbrath from Boulder, Colorado, who transformed her passion for soccer into a love for running. Jordan opens up about her inspiring journey, from her YouTube channel "Chasing Joe" to her bold decision with her fiancé Chase to leave corporate America and start a business. Their successful lightning bolt earrings collaboration with Walters and Hogsett is just the tip of the iceberg in this tale of resilience, freedom, and entrepreneurial spirit.In this episode, we unpack the complexities of embracing multiple athletic identities and the pressures that come with competition. Jordan and other athletes share how diversifying interests can lead to greater resilience and joy in the journey. We also dive into the major life transitions, such as moving from a corporate career to an adventurous, more fulfilling lifestyle. Expect to hear stories about bikepacking adventures, the highs and lows of the Cirque Series races, and the mental clarity achieved through these pursuits. This is a conversation that underscores the importance of finding fulfillment beyond the confines of traditional roles.But that's not all—get ready for some wild tales and thoughtful reflections. We touch on everything from the emotional pressures of high-stakes competitions to thrilling mountain biking excursions. Jordan shares her encounters with nature's mysteries, including gripping anecdotes about Bigfoot and aliens. We wrap up with a discussion on personal goals for the year ahead and an exciting new business venture focused on holistic healing. Whether you're an athlete, an entrepreneur, or someone looking for inspiration, this episode offers a rich tapestry of insights and adventures.Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/ChasingJo Instagram - @jordyn.milbrath / https://www.instagram.com/jordyn.milbrath/ Chasing Jo Travel Shop - https://www.thatch.co/@chasingjoChasing Jo Discounts Linktree - https://linktr.ee/jordynmilbrath
"Dani and EmKay recap the recent USATF VK and Mountain Running Championships, held at Loon Mountain Race and Cirque Series Snowbird. They delve into the courses, recap the results, and highlight surprising and expected performances. Additionally, they review the remaining USA Championship races scheduled for the year." Support the pod Sign up for Sub Hub Headlines - our monthly newsletter! YouTube - @SubHubPod Our website - https://www.thesubhubpodcast.com/ Instagram - @emkaysulli @dan_yell_a @the_subhub_pod Episode Sponsors: Neversecond : SUBHUB25 for 25% off your purchase Beekeepers Natural : SUBHUB20 for 20% off your purchase Poseidon Bikes: SUBHUB to get $150 off your purchase Skyrunner World Series
Send us a Text Message.Ready to conquer the peaks with us? This week on Steep Stuff, James Lauriello and Nick Tusa offer a compelling preview of the Cirque Series Snowbird race, doubling as the US Mountain Running Champs. Set your calendars for July 13, 2024, because we're diving into every grueling detail of this 8.7-mile course featuring a punishing 3,566 feet of vertical gain. From Nick's latest FKTs, including his climb of Mount Shavano, to the anticipated rematch between Christian Allen and Meiki Rosseau, we've got all the high-altitude highlights covered. Plus, updates on standout athletes like Grayson Murphy, Jade Bellsburg, and Anna Mae Flynn will keep you on the edge of your seat.Are you curious about who's making waves in the mountain running scene? Tune in as we spotlight key contenders for the upcoming season. Seth James Demore's uphill prowess and recent victories make him a force to reckon with, and we also discuss the rising stars like Christian, Kieran Nay, Cole Campbell, and Hawk Hall. On the women's side, keep an eye on Megan Lacey, Giselle Slotboom, MK Sullivan, and more. We also break down Taylor Stack's monumental performance at Broken Arrow and his potential to shake things up in future races.To wrap up, we dive into the excitement building around the US Mountain Running events. Hawk Call's impressive sixth-place finish at the Broken Arrow 23K and the legacy he's following from his father, OCR legend Hobie Call, set the stage for an inspiring narrative. We highlight the relentless drive of athletes like Hawk Call, Cole Campbell, Kieran Nay, and others. For the women, Grayson Murphy and AnnaMae Flynn lead a fierce pack including Giselle Slotboom and Jade Belzberg. Get ready for a season full of strategic maneuvers, heart-pounding races, and unexpected twists, all set against the stunning backdrop of the mountain running community.
Send us a Text Message.What makes trail running one of the most demanding and rewarding sports out there? Get ready for an adrenaline-packed episode as we uncover the highs and lows of some of the most challenging trail running events of the season. We start with a deep dive into the Kaiserkrone Skyrace in Austria, where athletes faced a brutal 25-kilometer course with over 9,000 feet of climbing. You'll hear about the remarkable performances of Anastasia Rubstova and Manu Morales, plus my own unforgettable experience in the Cirque Series in Brighton, Utah, battling a 6.7-mile run with 3,100 feet of vertical gain. The electric atmosphere and unexpected technical challenges made it a race to remember for all participants.Next up, we celebrate the extraordinary athletes who took on the Leadville Trail Marathon and Heavy Half Marathon in Colorado. From Mary Denholm's impressive sub-four-hour marathon win to Jacob Scraba's fierce victory in the men's marathon, these races were nothing short of spectacular. We also shine a spotlight on incredible performances by Alicia McDonald, Dominique Stelzio, and Chrissy Lofgren, among others. Tune in for an exciting recap and discover why these events are some of the most anticipated in the trail running community. Plus, don't forget to check out our episodes featuring in-depth stories from trail stars Jacob Scraba and Lacey Burgess.
Send us a Text Message.The Sub Stuff Ep 5 | This Week in Sub-Ultra ! Broken Arrow VK, 23K & 46K Results Recap Plus Meet the Minotaur Results & Previewing Cirque Series Brighton !!
Welcome to the second episode of "US Championship Circuit Chronicles," where we take you through two top US races: Loon Mountain and Cirque Series Snowbird! Join us as we sit down with the race directors Tom Hooper and Julian Carr to uncover the origins, unique features, and evolution of these iconic events. From discussing the challenges and opportunities of organizing USA Championship races to exploring course descriptions, shoe recommendations, and training insights, this episode covers everything you need to know to prepare for these thrilling races. Learn about elite athlete preparation, race day logistics, live stream options, and memorable moments from past editions that capture the essence of these events. Get ready for an insider's guide to conquering Loon Mountain and Cirque Series Snowbird - two must-attend USA Championship races in just two weeks this July! Support the pod This episode is brought to you by Freetrail @runfreetrail - subscribe and JOIN US IN SLACK Instagram - @emkaysulli @dan_yell_a @the_subhub_ @loonmountainrace @cirqueseries YouTube - @SubHubPod Website - www.thesubhubpodcast.com /// www.cirqueseries.com /// six03endurance.com/loonmountainrace LOON MOUNTAIN - THE BOSS Register for the races listed at their websites! Don't forget to enter our giveaway on our IG for you chance to win race entries! USATF MUT Homepage - Races and Qualifying USATF MUT Championship Calendar on Sub Hub Website
Julian Carr is arguably the most interesting person in skiing. Between his gigantic airs that defy what is humanly possible, to his first of its kind in the US trail running events, The Cirque Series, to his Blake's Bronco project, which landed him a deal with Ford, Julian has made a habit of turning his passions into his life's work…both personally and professionally. In part 2 of the podcast, we discuss the details behind big air; the 210-footer in Engelberg, Parker Cook, asks the Inappropriate Questions. Julian Carr Part 2 Show Notes: 3:00: Things his hair predicts, general big air questions, and BASE and skydiving. 15:00: Fear, sponsor expectations, photo pricing, do you make money from photos, 22:00: Rollerblade: They invented inline skating and make the best skates on the planet. Best Day Brewing: All of the flavor of your favorite IPA or Kolsch, without the alcohol, the calories and sugar. Elan Skis: Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better. 24:30: Winning X Games Gold, current sponsors, the most he's made, not being greedy and that paying off, photo incentive/travel budget, and breaking up with brands. 32:00: Icelantic, selling Discrete, and the 210 cliff in Engelberg 45:00: High Cascade Snowboard Camp: The legendary snowboard camp Stanley: Get 30% off site wide with the code pmovement Peter Glenn Ski and Sports: Over 60 years of getting you out there. 48:00: His haters, the pandemic impacts his Cirque Series, and Blake's Broncos 60:00: Inappropriate Questions with Parker Cook
Julian Carr is a professional skier and the founder of Cirque Series, a high alpine race series spanning multiple countries and continents. Julian also holds the world record for the highest cliff jump in skiing, successfully jumping a 220ft face. Julian shares about significant injuries, mental clarity and the illuminated path forward. He also reminds us that taking risks and doing hard things should be done with 100% certainty of the outcome. Episode Links: Cirque Series Races - https://www.cirqueseries.com/ Daniel Pink Article on Power and Persuasion - https://www.enterpriseengagement.org/articles/content/8468103/increase-your-power-by-reducing-it/ Julian's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/juliancarr/?hl=en Blake's Broncos Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blake.bronco/?hl=en If you enjoy the show, please don't forget to subscribe, and leave a review so more people can be encouraged by the stories we share. At Elite SRS, we exist to equip and encourage people to "Do Hard Things™" so they can grow stronger. We believe humans regularly push the limits of their bodies, and use tools to accomplish those feats. We desire to be equippers of overcomers, displaying the human capacity to Do Hard Things. We aim to be storytellers of God's perfect design, creating humans unique from all of creation in worth and capacity. The Do Hard Things™ Podcast is our attempt to share those stories in hopes that people will be encouraged to press on, to overcome and realize the potential God created them with that He would be glorified.
Pro skier/extreme athlete Julian Carr joins The Drive to discuss his Cirque Series mountain running competition, his Utah roots, world record ski jumping, a hectic offseason for the Jazz + more
KUTV's Dave Fox joins The Drive to talk Spring Break, taking last at the Cirque Series trail run, latest rumors around the Jazz/Donovan Mitchell, Ryan Smith's tenure in ownership, CFB realignment thoughts + more
Julian Carr is a longtime pro skier, entrepreneur, and founder of the Cirque Series -- a world-class, short course trail racing event series in the USA and now expanding to Europe. This was a fun chat about Julian's career, his entrepreneurial journey, and his goals for building the Cirque Series in the future. Check out the Cirque Series Follow Cirque Series on IG Follow Julian on IG __________________________ Get a pair of SL:HSV and support Speedland footwear Use code freetrail15 for 15% off Gnarly Nutrition products Use code freetrail10 for 10% off Julbo Sunglasses _________________________ Freetrail Links: App Download | Patreon | Instagram | Website | YouTube Dylan Links: Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn | Strava
Julian Carr - 210-Foot World Record Cliff Invert, Pro Freeskier, Discrete Founder, X-Games Gold Medalist, Cirque Series Founder Episode #34 Brought to you by Killington & A Golden State “Fear is very present. Fear's a great thing, you should definitely listen to it most of the time. But I learned that just because something's scary, doesn't mean you can't do it.” - Julian Carr My Guest today is Julian Carr Julian is a professional freeskier who regularly hucks 100' cliffs including 2 world record cliff jumps to his name Julian won the George Mallory Lifetime Achievement Award in 2021 He won an X-Games gold medal Julian came in 3rd in Powder Magazine's most influential skier poll And Julian is a businessman Julian founded Discrete clothing in college and it flourished into a very successful brand Julian founded the Cirque Series 6 years ago and it has become a premier mountain running event spanning 7 mountain events each summer Julian's latest business, Blake Bronco, is centered around fixing up 1978 and 9 Ford Broncos and selling them Julian is a fascinating human being how changed the ski industry forever This episode is brought to you by Killington: Make the most of any spring weekend—head to Killington, the East Coast's biggest mountain resort. The Beast of the East has everything you need to enjoy a winter getaway—from the best ski and snowboard terrain to one-of-a-kind dining options and fabulous apres-ski experiences. Vacation packages are available now, visit Killington.com to learn more. Big mountain skiing and riding meet small mountain charm at Vermont's Pico Mountain. Ski or ride Pico and save up to 40% off the ticket window rate when you purchase online in advance. Cancellations are always easy too, so save money and skip the line at the ticket window – purchase your tickets today at picomountain.com/tickets. Take advantage of the longest season in the East with the Killington Spring Pass. Pay just three-hundred and forty-nine dollars for unlimited ski and snowboard access to Killington Resort from March 18th through the end of the 2021-22 season. With Killington's history of stretching the season into late May, that could be six weeks of prime spring skiing and riding, so grab your Spring Pass today, before prices increase on March 18. Learn more at killington.com. This episode is brought to you by A Golden State: Today's SnowBrains Podcast is brought to you by A Golden State, the California leader in premium cannabis flower. Born in Northern California under the watch of the Cascade Mountains, A Golden State's plants are hand-watered with snowmelt from Mount Shasta, and sustainably grown in their carbon-neutral, hydroelectric cultivation facility. What started from humble beginnings, long before the cannabis renaissance, is now California's highest quality flower. A Golden State's proprietary, exotic strains are carefully curated for recreation or relaxation, sharing with friends, or unwinding solo. Their artisanal whole flower is available in eighths and pre-rolls at dispensaries across California. Find the perfect headspace for euphoric enjoyment. A Golden State is not a brand or a place, it's a state of being. Please enjoy! *** If you enjoyed this podcast, please share with friends & family, and please subscribe. Follow SnowBrains: SnowBrains.com Facebook: facebook.com/snowbrains Instagram: instagram.com/snowbrains Twitter: twitter.com/snowbrains *** The SnowBrains Podcast Episode #34 - Julian Carr - 210-Foot World Record Cliff Invert, Pro Freeskier, Discrete Founder, X-Games Gold Medalist, Cirque Series Founder Recorded on February 6, 2022, in the Park City, UT (Miles Clark) and Jefferson, CO (Julian Carr). This episode was edited by Jared White Music by Chad Crouch Host, producer, and creator = Miles Clark
Welcome back to the Next Level Skiing podcast, brought to you by Wagner Skis. Thinking through the fear with Julian Carr. One of the great things about skiing is that we can apply the lessons we've learned on snow and adapt them to our whole life. Today is no exception. Julian talks about how he gets air, how he got started, and what goes into finding the right conditions. As a natural talent, Julian has a unique and positive perspective on both skiing and life. We've all seen the pictures. X-Games GOLD Medalist Julian Carr is known as one of the skiers who gets the biggest air. It's almost as if he's out there to prove that flying and skiing aren't two different things. Julian's lofty exploits have landed him in Warren Miller films. He's also received “Photo of the Year” from Powder Magazine, the Sickbird Award on the Freeskiing World Tour, and holds two world records in cliff jumps. He's an ambassador for Protect Our Winters and Climate Reality Project. He's also a board member for the Lands Conservation Foundation. He founded Discrete Clothing. He also founded the Cirque Series, which is a mountain running series that's in its fourth season. Topics: [02:00] How Julian got started skiing and getting height [06:00] Being a natural skier and specific his skill set [08:10] Baby steps to getting air [14:00] What goes into finding the right conditions [24:25] Working through the fear [25:45] Patience and recognizing the gap between desire and ability [29:30] How to know when you're ready [31:10] Advice that still resonates [33:20] Summary and conclusion Resources: Julian Carr Wagner Custom Skis
The https://www.cirqueseries.com/ (Cirque Series) is underway in North America. Julian Carr's vision was to create a series of short mountain races that are challenging and that reward you for accepting the challenge. The courses will climb high, present you with awe-inspiring views, and then guide you back to a celebration of mountain running among a community of mountain sports enthusiasts. We caught up with Julian Carr earlier this summer, before the Cirque Series kicked off. We talked about how he got into mountain sports, his philosophy on extreme mountain sports, and their inherent risk, how he got into running, the art and culture of trail racing event production, and the value of community in racing. Julian runs all of the Cirque Series races to stay in peak shape for his winter ski sports season. You can follow him in several ways: Circqu Series: https://www.cirqueseries.com/ Personal Webiste: http://juliancarr.squarespace.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/juliancarr/?hl=en Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julianblakecarr/
My guest today is Julian Carr. Widely recognized for the biggest airs in skiing, Julian Carr has been featured in seven Warren Miller films, developing a reputation not only for big airs, but for all around skiing. He's received a 'Photo of the Year' award from Powder Magazine, won the prestigious Sickbird Award on the Freeskiing World Tour, X-Games GOLD Medalist, 3rd Place in esteemed Powder Magazine Reader Poll, & he holds two world records in cliff height. Julian serves as an ambassador for Protect Our Winters (POW), Climate Reality Project, & board member of Lands Conservation Foundation. He's the founder of Discrete Clothing. Most recently, Julian founded a mountain running series, the Cirque Series, which is in its fourth season. For more information please visit Julian at http://juliancarr.squarespace.com/ or https://www.cirqueseries.com/. Also you can find Julian on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/juliancarr/
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In this week's episode big air skier, X Game gold medalist, and entrepreneur, Julian Carr, let's us pick his brain. Move over Air Jordan because “Air Julian” goes WAY bigger and the stakes are life or death. Clip in as he teaches all of us how we can push past fear - something he knows all about considering he makes a living skiing off 200+ foot cliffs. On top of his incredible extreme sports career which includes several world records, an X Games gold medal, seven Warren Miller films, and countless magazine covers, Julian is also an advocate for climate change and he shares some easy ways we can all do our part to help. When the snow stops flying Julian still finds himself in the mountains and he shares his battle to keep his alpine running race series alive this year during a pandemic. Widely recognized for the biggest airs in skiing, Julian Carr has been featured in seven Warren Miller films, developing a reputation not only for big airs, but for all around skiing. He's received a 'Photo of the Year' award from Powder Magazine, won the prestigious Sickbird Award on the Freeskiing World Tour, X-Games GOLD Medalist, 3rd Place in esteemed Powder Magazine Reader Poll, and he holds two world records in cliff height. Julian serves as an ambassador for Protect Our Winters (POW), Climate Reality Project, and board member of Lands Conservation Foundation. He's the founder of Discrete Clothing. Most recently, Julian founded a mountain running series, the Cirque Series, which is in its fourth season. Follow Julian Instagram https://www.instagram.com/juliancarr/?hl=en Website http://juliancarr.squarespace.com/ SPONSORS Kiln. https://kiln.co/ https://www.instagram.com/kiln.co/?hl=en FOLLOW US Follow Living Unscripted Podcast https://www.instagram.com/livingunscriptedpodcast/?hl=en Follow Caitlin https://www.instagram.com/caitlinhhansen/?hl=en Follow Brooke https://www.instagram.com/brooke_mangum/?hl=en Subscribe to our YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYoaGeTb_LnJ-qKNRcWUeUA?sub_confirmation=1
In this week's DBG episode, I had the opportunity to speak with professional skier, world record holder, and X-Games gold medalist, Julian Carr. Julian is widely recognized in the skiing world as having gotten some of the biggest airs off of cliffs the size of buildings. We met almost ten years ago in Salt Lake City and I've always been impressed with his composure and confidence. We talk about Gus life in the mountains, his work with Cirque Series, his company Discrete, and what goes through one's mind when approaching a 200-foot cliff. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adirtbagsguide/support
In this week's DBG episode, I had the opportunity to speak with professional skier, world record holder, and X-Games gold medalist, Julian Carr. Julian is widely recognized in the skiing world as having gotten some of the biggest airs off of cliffs the size of buildings. We met almost ten years ago in Salt Lake City and I've always been impressed with his composure and confidence. We talk about Gus life in the mountains, his work with Cirque Series, his company Discrete, and what goes through one's mind when approaching a 200-foot cliff. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adirtbagsguide/support
Julian Carr holds multiple world records for ski cliff drops. He has successfully executed 100+ foot drops over a dozen times and walked away without a scratch. This conversation dives into the fact that he is not an “adrenaline junkie”. His approach is one of being grateful, present and working through fear. By “dissecting fear” Julien has been able to achieve moments of connection with himself and his surroundings that make the impossible – possible. Widely recognized for the biggest airs in skiing, Julian Carr has been featured in seven Warren Miller films, developing a reputation not only for big airs, but for all around skiing. He’s received a ‘Photo of the Year’ award from Powder Magazine, won the prestigious Sickbird Award on the Freeskiing World Tour, X-Games GOLD Medalist, & he holds two world records in cliff height. Julian serves as an ambassador for Protect Our Winters (POW), Climate Reality Project, & board member of Lands Conservation Foundation. He’s the founder of Discrete Clothing. Most recently, Julian founded a mountain running series, the Cirque Series, which is in its fourth season. CJ and Cory dive into: His journey to becoming a professional skier Fear and the power of using fear to boost concentration Julien’s protocol for skiing off 200 -foot cliffs (landing, sheerness, take off, self) Gratitude practice The stigma around adventure and action sports athletes as “adrenaline junkies” His life as an entrepreneur Achieving the impossible as an athlete Human Being vs Human Doing in the age of Corona Virus He is the Founder of Discrete Clothing and The Cirque Series
What happens when a professional skier/cliff jumper decides to start a trail running series? Well, let's just say running isn't the main focus. The Cirque Series in the brain child of famous cliff-jumper Julian Carr, and takes place on some of the most well-known ski resorts around the West. Producer Claire Jones sets off to learn more about the series and Julian, which leads her down a path to answer one question: What on earth draws people to run up and down 3000 vertical feet?
Julian Carr has a mantra. “Storytell, Produce, Monetize”. Following this guideline, accompanied with excellent task management skills, Julian has not only become one of the most interesting professional skiers today but he has created two successful businesses; Discrete Clothing and the Cirque Series running events.
#131 Julian Carr Julian Carr has a mantra. “Storytell, Produce, Monetize”. Following this guideline, accompanied with excellent task management skills, Julian has not only become one of the most interesting professional skiers today but has created two successful businesses; Discrete Clothing and the Cirque Series running events. Here discuss the origin stories of […] The post #131 Julian Carr – Storytell / Produce / Monetize appeared first on Low Pressure Podcast.
This week we have two special guests for your listening pleasure. We get in to the Cirque Series races, Elon Musk on Joe Rogans podcast, ghost hunting, swimming and more.
Widely recognized for the biggest airs in skiing, Julian Carr has been featured in seven Warren Miller films, developing a reputation not only for big airs, but for all around skiing. He's received a 'Photo of the Year' award from Powder Magazine, won the prestigious Sickbird Award on the Freeskiing World Tour, and he holds two world records in cliff height. Julian serves as an ambassador for Protect Our Winters ( POW ) as well as The Climate Reality Project, and he's the founder of Discrete Clothing. Most recently, Julian founded a mountain running series, the Cirque Series, which is in its third season. Follow Julian on Instagram = https://www.instagram.com/juliancarr/ Show Notes and More Episodes at www.consummateathlete.com
Julian Carr is a professional skier and world-record cliff jumper, the founder of Discrete Clothing, and the founder and race director of the Cirque Series, a group of six big-mountain running events held at some pretty iconic ski areas: Brighton, Alta, Alyeska, Sun Valley, Arapahoe Basin, and Snowbird.My conversation with Julian really falls into four parts: First, Julian and I talk about the Cirque Series, which kicks off this coming weekend on June 30th at Brighton, Utah. And you might assume that the race director of the Cirque Series probably is a pretty serious runner, but Julian doesn’t really consider himself to be a runner at all, but rather, someone who simply loves to be in the mountains, and enjoys becoming more and more adept at moving in the mountains. And that discussion about not really identifying as a runner makes up the 2nd part of our conversation.In part 3, Julian and I drill down pretty deep on the thing that many of you probably most associate Julian with: dropping impossibly huge cliffs on skis. Julian has sent many 100+ foot cliffs, and he is the world record holder for the biggest inverted cliff jump ever, at 210 feet. (Go to the show notes of this episode on Blister to watch videos of several of the jumps that Julian and I discuss, including his 210 foot world-record jump in Switzerland.)In part 4, Julian and I circle back to big-mountain running and the Cirque Series, then talk a bit about Julian’s company, Discrete, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary.So whether you are a committed runner looking to learn about the Cirque Series, or a non-runner who wants to hear the case for mountain running, or you who want to hear about overcoming fear and the psychological limits we impose on ourselves, or you want to hear an entrepreneur talk about how his company has evolved over the past decade ... this conversation has a whole lot to offer.TOPICS & TIMES:Describing the 4 parts of this conversation (0:19)What is the Cirque Series, and why did you start it? (4:25)Why Julian doesn't identify as a "runner" and doesn't think the Cirque series is just for "runners" (11:06)The 6 stops: Brighton, Alta, Alyeska, Sun Valley, A-Basin, Snowbird (14:11)Julian and I settle on the distinction between "runner" vs. non-runner (22:46)Growing up, falling in love with skiing (24:06)The art & spiritual exercise of sending huge cliffs (29:11)The logistics & analysis of sending huge cliffs (37:29)Knowing when to walk away from a jump (1:01:11)More on how Julian started running & how his dog, Lexi, is actually responsible for the Cirque Series (1:04:39)On the 10-year anniversary of Julian's company, Discrete (1:15:58) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Today on the show, I have the quintessential adventurepreneur. Not only is Julian Carr an amazing pro athlete with multiple world records to his name, but he is also a successful business owner and environmental activist. Julian is widely recognized for the biggest airs in skiing. He's the guy who does front flips off 200 foot cliffs. Yeah you heard me right, he holds the height world record for inverted cliff sends - 210 feet to be exact. He's been featured in countless ski magazines and movies and if you haven't seen his heart thumping footage, you owe yourself a google. Julian is also the founder of Discrete Clothing and Cirque Series, an adventure running race series in the Western US. Since clearly he has plenty of time on his hands with everything he is up to, on the side he likes to put together massive kickstarter campaigns to run scientifically-backed climate change commercials for the super bowl. Julian - on behalf of everyone everywhere, thanks for making us feel like a lazy sack of shit. All kidding aside, Julian is the type of guy you just want to have a beer with. He's as humble and down to earth as they get, and whether it's skiing, business, some zen mindset techniques, or even the physics of cliff jumping, your bound to be intrigued and have lots to talk about. Show Notes and Resources: Julian's Instragram / Discrete Clothing / Cirque Series / Rich Peterson / Brant Moles / Will Wisman / Scott Markewitz / Adam Clark / Steve Llyod / Jamie Pierre / Protect Our Winters / Weld (digital marketing)
In the The Athletic Stance I have made it my job to interview professionals at the top of the skiing field to sift out the patterns that have lead them to success, however that's defined. We talk about why they ski, what helps them stay at the top, social media, community, health, nutrition and a lot more.
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