Podcast appearances and mentions of darcy piceu

In this first episode of Season 9 AJW cracks a brew with legendary Colorado Ultrarunner Darcy Piceu to discuss high altitude running, her memories of the early days in her career, and her incredible legacy at the Hardrock 100.   Follow Darcy on Instagram @darcypq

A lot of women experience mental health challenges at midlife.  Darcy and I chat about factors that impact this during Perimenopause and Menopause and what you can do to find peace and balance.  You can find Darcy and her psychotherapy practice hereYou can find her on Instagram hereYou can find Janel online at Mountain Rebalance or on instagram at @mountain.rebalance.janelThis podcast is for anyone who wants to understand their body better and improve how they function and age. This podcast was inspired by time on the trails with other health expert friends and family, discussing, debating, and ultimately working through loads of health topics that impact our day to day wellness and performance. Janel is a board certified nutrition consultant, a certified functional nutrition and lifestyle practitioner, a doctor of natural medicine, and a lover of the wild. Janel is passionate about helping people understand their body better so they can improve how they function. Thinking functionally invites us to see how all the body systems are all connected, that each person is unique, and that all the things we do in our life impact health or dis-ease (and everything in between). Thinking functionally means we are always asking WHY. Work with me one on one or in my group or independent study programsSee podcast episodes on YouTube

Darcy Piceu is a ultrarunner and therapist from Boulder, CO. Over her 22 year career, Darcy has been one of the most successful and consistent athletes in the sport's history. In this conversation, we talk about transitioning to a new part of her athletic journey, her therapy career, motherhood, and a lot more.    Therapy in Action   Coaching with Freetrail Experts     Sponsors: Use code freetrail10 for 10% off Speedland Footwear Use code freetrail15 for 15% off Gnarly Nutrition Use code freetrail20 for 20% off HVMN Ketone I Freetrail Links: Website | Freetrail Pro | Patreon | Instagram | YouTube | Freetrail Experts   Dylan Links: Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn | Strava   ________________________   Other Freetrail podcast episodes you might enjoy:   Kilian Jornet | The New NNormal   Tim Tollefson | The Infinite Game   Clare Gallagher | Black Canyon 100k Champion   Jim Walmsley | Engagement, Moving to Europe, Western States, and UTMB

Joanna Ford is a 37 year old trail ultrarunner from Calgary, AB. On July 15th she finished 6th female at Hardrock 100 Endurance Run. She was second Canadian female behind Stephanie Case, and ran in a women's field that also included Courtenay Dauwalter, Darcy Piceu, Megan Hicks, and Maggie Guterl. We couldn't wait to talk to Joanna about her race, as well as learn more about her personal running story.  In this episode, we discuss how Joanna prepared for Hardrock, including the 9 years it took her to gain entrance in the lottery.  Hardrock is a bucket list race for many runners, and requires that one qualify and enter a lottery for the chance to toe the line each year. Hardrock is a 102.5-mile run with 33,197 feet of ascent and descent for a total elevation change of 66,394 feet with an average elevation of 11,186 feet. The run starts and ends in Silverton, Colorado and travels through the towns of Telluride, Ouray, and the ghost town of Sherman, crossing thirteen major passes in the 12,000' to 13,000' range. Entrants must travel above 12,000 feet (3,700 m) of elevation a total of 13 times, with the highest point on the course being the 14,048' summit of Handies Peak. We talk about all the things that make Hardrock the iconic race that it is - the elevation, the unpredictable weather, the punishing terrain, and the inevitable stomach issues that come with running so high.  We also talk about Joanna's crew, her pacers and her favourite experiences during the race.  Joanna has a love for mountain peaks, big climbs and fast downhill running.  She even managed to secure the Strava crown for the descent down Grant Pass during the race! We know you will be inspired by her endless energy and her stories.Connect with Joanna:Instagram: @jford.welsh  Resources we discussed in the episode:Favourite Mantra: Her own made up rhyme on repeat: I am tough, I am strong, this is where I belong, running an ultramarathon, singing a song, moving along. Thank you (to practice gratitude)Favourite Place to Run: Banff National Park around Noseeum PeakBucket List Race: Tor des GéantsFavourite Running Book: Once a Runner Favourite Post Run Indulgence: Lays Wavy Original chipsConnect with Carolyn & Kim:Email us with guest ideas: inspiredsolescast@gmail.comInspired Soles InstagramKim's InstagramKim's FacebookCarolyn's InstagramCarolyn's FacebookCarolyn's website (sign up for her free weekly newsletter on the homepage)

HARDROCK 100 MILES 2022: KILIAN JORNET SUMA QUINTO OROY RECORD. Plata François d´Haene.Radio TRAIL MayayoTras correr 95 millas a la par con François, que llegaba como hombre record de Hardrock, Kilian Jornet fulminó la prueba con un espléndido descenso final hasta meta. Kilian Jornet quería proclamarse PENTACAMPEÓN aqui y quería hacerlo con record. De ahi ese ataque feroz en los ultimos km bajando hacia Silverton donde abrió una brecha sideral de 15 minutos.Entraba ya en las ultimas 4 millas a meta con unos cinco minutos de ventaja y no paró de empujar hasta el final Plata para François d´Haene con 21.51.19. Bronce Dakota Jones con 23.06Esperamos ahora a La Reina Courtney en meta, qjuien lucha por pasar del sexto absoluto al top5. La sigue a más de 6h ya Stephanie Case como plata y Darcy Piceu como bronces provisionales Revive aqui en nuestro podcast de trail running lo mejor de Hardrcok 100 con Sabugo y MayayoMás info en WWW.CARRERASDEMONTANA.COM

HARDROCK 100 MILES 2022: KILIAN JORNET QUINTO ORO Y RECORD. Plata François d´Haene. Radio TRAIL Mayayo Tras correr 95 millas a la par con François, que llegaba como hombre record de Hardrock, Kilian Jornet fulminó la prueba con un espléndido descenso final hasta meta. Kilian Jornet quería proclamarse PENTACAMPEÓN aqui y quería hacerlo con record. De ahi ese ataque feroz en los ultimos km bajando hacia Silverton donde abrió una brecha sideral de 15 minutos. Entraba ya en las ultimas 4 millas a meta con unos cinco minutos de ventaja y no paró de empujar hasta el final Plata para François d´Haene con 21.51.19. Bronce Dakota Jones con 23.06 la Reina Courtney firmó tambien oro y record en meta, logrando además el sexto absoluto. Completaron el podio Stephanie Case como plata y Darcy Piceu como bronce. Revive aqui en nuestro podcast de trail running lo mejor de Hardrcok 100 con Sabugo y Mayayo Más info en WWW.CARRERASDEMONTANA.COM

An interview with Darcy Piceu before the 2022 Hardrock 100. Check out our in-depth preview for more on who's running this year's race: https://www.irunfar.com/2022-hardrock-100-preview and Follow along with our live race coverage starting Friday, July 15 at 6 a.m. MDT: https://www.irunfar.com/2022-hardrock-100-live-coverage .

An interview with Darcy Piceu before the 2022 Hardrock 100.

Darcy Piceu talked to Scotty and shared her experience after placing second at this year's Hardrock 100. She also talked  about Hardrock's new policy to get more women to the start line, practicing mindfulness and meditation, life balance and much more. UR editor Amy Clark also talked to Scotty about the August issue which includes Western States coverage, trail app reviews and more.   Show notes: Subscribe at ultrarunning.com   We are serious about ultrarunning, but we're more serious about mental wellness. Contact the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Awareness Administration for confidential and free information for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance abuse disorders. Contact SAMHSA at 800-662-HELP. If working with Darcy through her private practice piques your interest, you can contact her directly at303-718-1117 or email  darcypq@gmail.com. Learn more about Darcy, here, http://darcypiceu.net/ 

An interview with Darcy Piceu after her second-place finish at the 2021 Hardrock 100. For more on how the 2021 Hardrock 100 played out and links to all our other 2021 Hardrock 100 interviews, check out our results article: https://www.irunfar.com/2021-hardrock-100-results .

An interview with Darcy Piceu after her second-place finish at the 2021 Hardrock 100. For more on how the 2021 Hardrock 100 played out and links to all our other 2021 Hardrock 100 interviews, check out our results article: https://www.irunfar.com/2021-hardrock-100-results .

Darcy Piceu finishing second at the 2021 Hardrock 100 in 32:08:17.

The 2021 Hardrock Hundred Mile Endurance Run starts today. Two days before the run an important meeting took place where the event announced a new policy to increase women's participation. Starting in 2022, the percent of women's entrants will be no less than the percent of women's lottery applicants. Darcy Piceu who won the the race three times (2012-2014) is now a Hardrock 100 board member and she's returning to the race this year as a participant. What better time to revisit episode 36 (originally published May 31, 2019) where Darcy and Trailsisters.net founder Gina Lucrezi spoke about the challenges and opportunities to make the sport of ultrarunning more inclusive and equitable for women. Original Show Notes Darcy Piceu and Gina Lucrezi share thoughts on this important topic. "We're in a real interesting time right now. If I do nothing else in the sport, it would be to raise awareness." This is a different conversation for Fastest Known Time, and quite worthwhile. Trail Sisters has established 5 recommended practices for races: 1. Equal podium spots 2. Equal prize money and awards 3. Women's-specific swag (not just unisex) 4. Menstrual products at aid stations (events over a Half Marathon) 5. Opportunity for Women at the front of the Starting Line Citations from topics discussed in this episode www.trailsisters.net www.outsideonline.com/2312071/ultrar…gender-problem www.nytimes.com/2019/05/12/opinio…ernity-leave.html time.com/5594356/alex-morgan-world-cup/

An interview with Darcy Piceu before the 2021 Hardrock 100.

An interview with Darcy Piceu before the 2021 Hardrock 100.

Last weekend, Darcy Piceu won the 2021 Jemez Mountain 50 Mile in New Mexico, which was Darcy's fourth win of this race over the years. In this video interview, Darcy talks about her injury earlier this spring and her recovery from it, how Jemez went this time around, and her training build-up for this summer's Hardrock 100.

Last weekend, Darcy Piceu won the 2021 Jemez Mountain 50 Mile in New Mexico, which was Darcy's fourth win of this race over the years. In this video interview, Darcy talks about her injury earlier this spring and her recovery from it, how Jemez went this time around, and her training build-up for this summer's Hardrock 100.

Darcy is a mom, professional ultra runner, and psychologist who lives and trains in Boulder, Colorado. She has been running for over 19 years and racing ultras for most of that time. Of the over 100 races she has run, Darcy has finished most of them in the top three. In this podcast, Darcy talks about her journey into ultra running and the things she does now to balance her love of this extreme sport. She describes why she chose to be a vegetarian and how she manages training without giving up on eating and drinking. We talk about the role of meditation in her life, and how both running and meditation have helped reduce her anxiety. She also talks about being a psychologist in the Boulder Valley Public School system and how that has enriched her life while helping many students navigate theirs. Show Notes: -Colorado State University -Outward Bound -Breckenridge Crest Marathon -Eco Challenge New Zealand -Shambala Meditation -Therapy In Action -Darcy Piceu.net -John Muir Trail -Tor des Géants Race -Instagram @darcypq Sponsored Promotions: -15% off at Boulder Wine Merchant (303) 443-6761 with code FINELINE15 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/finelinepodcast/support

Episode 43 is an exciting one! On the weekend 2/3rd May, Hoka One One held the IsoRun festival that consisted a 5k, 10k 21k and 64 k all run at different times over the two days. Athletes could choose which or all of their races they participated in. Doing all meant you were part of the 100k slam. Participants ran in every state and territory of Australia, as well as almost 20 countries around the world including Denmark, Portugal, Zimbabwe, Brazil, the USA and Thailand. At last count, the Hoka team received and processed 1,037 finisher results. The all-embracing tone for the festival was set by David King with his worldly Welcome to Country, a moment that was shared with running friends near and far. I myself participated in the slam. I had been on reduced kilometres due to a change of focus in my training and trying to get over post-GSER niggles. I had also just two days before slipped down my stairs in a moment of being uncoordinated and distracted and badly bruised my coccyx. This hurt tremendously throughout the run. In spite of this, I completed the slam and felt fantastic to be a part of a larger community. To me that is what these sort of event is all about. As part of ensuring this event encompassed the worldwide running community, Hoka athletes from America were involved in this race. I was fortunate enough to be able to interview a few of these. Jim Walmsley needs no introduction, but I will anyway! Jim was named ‘ultra runner’ of the year for four years in a row by Ultrarunning Magazine. He is the course record holder of some of the most competitive ultras in the world, including Western States, Tarawera and the Lake Sonoma 50. For the Isorunfest , Jim ran the marathon. Darcy Piceu is a mum, professional ultra runner and therapist/counsellor who lives and trains in Boulder Colorado. She has been running for over 19 years and racing ultras for most of that time. With over 100 ultra races under her belt, she has finished many of these in the top 3. She has won the Hardrock 100 3 times as well as many other tough races, as well as holding the FKT on the John Muir Trail (which is 222 miles). For the isrunfest, Darcy ran the full slam. She was fifth female. TimTollefson is a physical therapist at the Mammoth SPORT Center and Performance Lab. Tim is the 2014 USATF 50K Trail National Champion, the 2016 3rd Place UTMB (Ultra Trail Du Mont Blanc) winner, and a two-time Olympic Trials marathon qualifier. He completed the marathon distance run. Mike Wardian is a prolific racer who I recently interviewed when he won the Quarantine Backyard ultra. He followed that achievement with a 12 hour run the following weekend. For the isorunfest Mike ran the 100k slam and was fifth male. My interview with him had to fit in around his latest events, 4 miles every 4 hours for 48 hours. Does he ever rest??? I really hope you enjoyed this Hoka One One Isorunfest special! Later in the week I will be putting out a podcast with the male winner of the 100k slam, Dion Finocchiaro. Dion lives in Melbourne andis a very accomplished runner, as well as being a down-to-earth and humble guy. I’m sure you’ll enjoy that one too! Now is the time in your training to prepare to prepare. Training is about long-term development. You can’t decide four weeks before a race that you want to start training for it. Training starts now, months ahead of time. If you want quality, structure training email or DM me to get started. If you have enjoyed this podcast please support it by going on over to apple podcasts to subscribe, rate and review. This lifts the visibility and credibility of the podcast and enables me to continue getting high-profile athletes on!

Darcy Piceu and Gina Lucrezi share thoughts on this important topic. "We're in a real interesting time right now. If I do nothing else in the sport, it would be to raise awareness." This is a different conversation for Fastest Known Time, and quite worthwhile. Trail Sisters has established 5 recommended practices for races: 1. Equal podium spots 2. Equal prize money and awards 3. Women's-specific swag (not just unisex) 4. Menstrual products at aid stations (events over a Half Marathon) 5. Opportunity for Women at the front of the Starting Line https://www.trailsisters.net https://www.outsideonline.com/2312071/ultrarunning-has-gender-problem https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/12/opinion/nike-maternity-leave.html http://time.com/5594356/alex-morgan-world-cup/

There are two ways to build a running career: 1) By talking about yourself on social media; 2) By winning races. Darcy has taken the second path! "I was from a different generation … I just like to run … “ She broke Sue Johnston’s 10-year old Female Supported FKT on the John Muir Trail by a whopping 10 hours, and threatened the Overall (Mens) FKT, much to the delight of those following her progress. "That was not my intention … I was just out there, blissfully … At one point, my crew said, 'Do you have any idea what you’re doing?!'"

Host Kelly McConnell interviews professional ultrarunner and 3-time Hard Rock winner Darcy Piceu with the Boulder Hiker Chicks live from Go Far Shop in Boulder. They discuss how the Boulder resident still wins races in her 40s while raising a young daughter and maintaining a psychotherapy practice. Also featuring (in order of appearance) Go Far Shop owner Kate King; Open Door Real Estate's Sara Groem; Boulder Hiker Chicks founders Alli Fronzaglia and Kari Armstrong; and Marina Fleming with nonprofit Women's Wilderness.  NOTE: Dispatch Radio listeners get 30 percent off online orders with promo code "dispatch" at checkout. 

Darcy Piceu is one of the winningest ultrarunners competing right now. She is a mom, works as a psychotherapist and therapeutic coach and has completed more than 70 ultras finishing in top three for almost all of them. In 2018, she won four 100 mile races and she has won the Hardrock 100 3x, Wasatch 100 3x and has the FKT on the John Muir Trail. She also has shockingly few DNFs (did not finishes) for how prolific she is. What are her secrets to success in ultrarunning? How does she stay so strong mentally and physically competing against the best runners in the world on the toughest terrain? We talk about the psychology of competing, pain, DNFs, and mental strength.  

We packed The Studio (Boulder) Airstream with a grip-load of talent to dive into the topic of fastest known times (FKTs). We talk with four athletes who set new records in 2017: Cat Bradley, Darcy Piceu, “The Long Ranger” Justin Simoni and Bryan Williams. Buzz Burrell of Ultimate Direction and Peter Pakwin guide us through a 101 on FKTs with hosts Russ Rizzo and Kelly McConnel. More at dispatchradio.com

We get a unique chance to sit down with the incredible Darcy Piceu to chat about the women's supported FKT of the John Muir Trail (and some of the recent drama)!

Episode 144 of Talk Ultra brings you an interview with Darcy Piceu after her incredible FKT on the John Muir Trail. We also speak with Anna-Marie Watson who this year placed 7th at UTMB and just recently won the first edition of the Half Marathon des Sables Fuerteventura. Speedgoat is back co-hosting!

An interview with Darcy Piceu after her second-palce finish at the 2017 Hardrock 100.

Darcy Piceu's 2017 Hardrock 100 finish and finish-line interview.

An interview with Darcy Piceu before the 2017 Hardrock 100.

Darcy Piceu Interview   Whether you know her as Darcy Africa or Darcy Piceu, she’s undoubtedly the Queen of Hardrock, having won the race in three out of her six finishes. Darcy also holds the overall (male or female) record for the Rocky Mountain Slam—that’s Bighorn 100, Hardrock 100, Leadville … The post Darcy Piceu Interview appeared first on Ultrarunnerpodcast.com.

Darcy Piceu is one of the best female ultrarunners in the world. She has placed first three times in a row at the Hardrock 100, a 100 mile race through the Colorado San Juan mountains. It covers the vertical climb of more than the elevation of Mount Everest – over 33k feet. In addition to competing, Darcy coaches other runners and is a mother. Free audiobook! 

Darcy Piceu is one of the best female ultrarunners in the world. She has placed first three times in a row at the Hardrock 100: a 100 mile race through the Colorado San Juan mountains. It covers the vertical climb of more than the elevation of Mount Everest - Over 33k feet. In addition to competing, Darcy coaches other runners and is a mother.