Podcasts about mile trail run

This week will talk about what the week of recovery after the Canyons Endurance Runs 100 Mile Trail Run. I will also announce what is next on the calendar and what the goals for this A race are. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/50kready/support

Ahhh a weekend in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, relaxing and running.... 17 miles? I was originally signed up to run the 50k but dropped down last month due to one of my various niggles, and boy am I glad about that decision. Enjoy this recap of the Continental Divide Trail Run and the whole weekend in Steamboat! CONNECT WITH ME: ⁠Apply for run coaching⁠ ⁠Subscribe to my newsletter⁠ ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠TikTok⁠ ⁠Website⁠ ⁠Email⁠ Podcast topic/interview requests: ⁠https://forms.gle/9P72CBFqwFikPcW28⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coaching-klutz/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coaching-klutz/support

Andy gives us a breakdown of his first 100 Mile Trail Run event.Support the show by donating or grabbing some comfy merch. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=23LVD7LD3E5TJ)

Episode 37 - Stu, Steph, and Steve chit-chat about racing, training, and more. This episode is real and relaxed with some behind the scenes shenanigans and bloopers for your listening delight ;-) Find The Southdown Collective on: Website: https://anchor.fm/southdowncollective Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southdowncollective Instagram: instagram.com/southdown.collective Upcoming Events: Q50 Big Easy Big Heart 5K: https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=84413 Rivershack Tavern 2-Miler: https://raceroster.com/.../rivershack-tavern-gretna-runwalk Spillway Classic 3 Mile Trail Run: https://www.runnotc.org/races/2021/spillway.shtml NSU Huddle Up On The 50 5K: https://runsignup.com/Race/Events/LA/Thibodaux/HUDDLEUPonthe505KRunWalk?remMeAttempt= Q50 Bleau Moon 5 and 10 Miler: http://www.q50races.com/2018/08/06/q50-races-bleau-moon-5-miles-aug222019/ Steph, Stu, Steve mentioned: St. Jude Marathon - https://www.stjude.org/get-involved/fitness-fundraisers/memphis-marathon/register.html?sc_dcm=58700007046383736&sc_cid=kwp&sc_cat=b&gclid=CjwKCAjw87SHBhBiEiwAukSeUbc-ERtxm1YtkN3BtMf85tNsFs3YC-mlEcxdEJta_7nQe5rwY-OxShoCcIkQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds Children of the Cane ultra - https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=84350 Rock 'n' Roll Savannah: https://www.runrocknroll.com/savannah-register#register How TO BE Superhuman podcast (S2 Ep.12): https://www.redbull.com/gb-en/podcast-episodes/how-to-be-superhuman-s2-e12 The Southdown Collective is a weekly podcast to inform and unite local athletes to training, groups, events, and opportunities to further develop our fitness community.

Episode 36 - Stu & Steph chat with Ryan Orgeron, owner of Lifted Nutrition & Fitness. Ryan went from being a young teen living a sedentary lifestyle fueled by junk food, to a thriving young man who is now a registered dietitian and weight trainer with his own business and gym. Listen to hear all about Ryan's journey, as well as why you should check out Lifted Nutrition & Fitness in Thibodaux and all it has to offer. Find The Southdown Collective on: Website: https://anchor.fm/southdowncollective Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southdowncollective Instagram: instagram.com/southdown.collective Upcoming Events: Q50 Big Easy Big Heart 5K: https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=84413 Rivershack Tavern 2-Miler: https://raceroster.com/events/2021/48044/rivershack-tavern-gretna-runwalk Spillway Classic 3 Mile Trail Run: https://www.runnotc.org/races/2021/spillway.shtml Ryan Mentioned Lifted Nutrition & Fitness: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liftednf/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/liftednf/ The Southdown Collective is a weekly podcast to inform and unite local athletes to training, groups, events, and opportunities to further develop our fitness community.

Dr. Jason joins rarefied air as he completes the Bighorn 100 Mile Trail Run!(And lives to tell about it.) FB: GCRunagadesIG: gascaprunagadesRunagade Hotline: 4062726388gascaprunagades@gmail.commusic: Go Cat Go by Gabriel Lucas https://epidemicsound.com/track/bGxdjTb3cXhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/trail-cast/id1490059833?i=1000458499164

Episode 35 - Steph & Stu chat with Cale Guidry. While Cale dabbled with other sports like football and running, cycling has always been the activity that stuck. From solo to group, Napoleonville to Italy, tune in to hear about Cale's journey and how the two wheels have helped him keep pushing through. Find The Southdown Collective on: Website: https://anchor.fm/southdowncollective Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southdowncollective Instagram: instagram.com/southdown.collective Upcoming Events: Lazy Hound Firecracker 4-Miler: https://www.lazyhoundracing.com/firecracker-4-miler Hotter Than Hell Marathon: http://www.hotterthanhellmarathon.com Q50 Big Easy Big Heart 5K: https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=84413 Rivershack Tavern 2-Miler: https://raceroster.com/events/2021/48044/rivershack-tavern-gretna-runwalk Spillway Classic 3 Mile Trail Run: https://www.runnotc.org/races/2021/spillway.shtml Cale Mentioned: UCI Gran Fondo World Series: http://www.ucigranfondoworldseries.com LAMBRA (Louisiana & Mississippi Bicycle Racing): http://www.lambra.org The Southdown Collective is a weekly podcast to inform and unite local athletes to training, groups, events, and opportunities to further develop our fitness community.

What's up guys! This week we have our very own Simon Chang Taking over while Hayden and Stef were out of town for Stefi's first pro fight! Spoiler, she won. On todays episode we have Mat Vincent and Bonnie Schroeder. We cover Mats 19 mile run that he just completed after having a knee replacement just a couple years ago.  We also cover Bonnies most recent mastectomy and implant reconstruction. Bonnie opens up about her BRCA 1 mutation which led her to having these procedures done. Be sure to Subscribe/Rate/Review the podcast. Follow the @hybridunltd podcast IG and screenshot & share this episode in your stories! Tag @hybridunltd @hybridperformancemethod @steficohen @Hayden Bowe you never know when we might decide to surprise drop some HYBRID Legacy swag on you for vibin with us.⁠⠀⁠⁠ ⁠ This episode of HYBRID UNLTD is sponsored by two amazing partners: Our friends at Stay Classy Meats. Get 10% off your order with code: HYBRID.⁠⁠ And Beam, the makers of our favorite night cap Beam Dream Get 15% off your order with code: HYBRID.⁠⁠ -----------------  Hybrid Performance Method is a collective of coaches and athletes who boldly pursue strength.   Our training programs are for people who refuse to let themselves be defined by their training style and instead decide to unleash their full potential on the world.    Our nutrition coaching is guaranteed to get you in the best shape of your life and unleash your performance potential while eating the foods you love and learning how to fuel your body.   Look like a bodybuilder, Lift like a powerlifter & Move like a weightlifter. Join TEAM HYBRID   LINKS: > Get free Hybrid Training Samples  > Get Hybrid's free nutrition guide, 5 Pillars of Performance Nutrition  > Shop the latest Hybrid Apparel drop!  CONNECT WITH TEAM HYBRID: @hybridunltd  @hybridperformancemethod @hybridapparel_ @steficohen  @hayden.bowe YouTube/StefiCohen

In this episode JP and I discuss his recent 50 mile trail run and the dedication and challenge of completing such a daunting task. JP shares why he got into running and how he prepares for something so taxing on the body. We also enjoy more than a couple laughs as usual.

This weekend, my brother and I Completed the Hoka One Rocky 50, 50 Mile Trail Run race.  Through 6.5 months of training and 13 hours and 49 mins of racing, I learned a lot.   In this episode, we'll discuss: You just have to be great for one day Game planning for Success The role of Teams Why Halfway isn't halfway Why the medal doesn't matter

Come check out our 36th Ridge RUNers Live Show with Melissa Surman. Melissa is an amazing runner from Cincinnati, who just took the 1st place female spot at the Mohican 100 Mile Trail Run. Come hangout with us as we learn about her experience at Mohican 100!

You can find the full episode description and show notes at https://edgeofcomfort.com/eocp29/   On this episode of the Edge of Comfort Podcast, I share updates on the status of Edge of Comfort and my life from the last 6-7 months. This includes starting work at a luxury travel company, international and domestic travels, experimenting with a strict plant-based vegan diet, signing up for a 50-mile trail run, and more.

On this episode of the Edge of Comfort Podcast, I share updates on the status of Edge of Comfort and my life from the last 6-7 months. This includes starting work at a luxury travel company, international and domestic travels, experimenting with a strict plant-based vegan diet, signing up for a 50-mile trail run, and […] The post #29: Life Update with Lee – Luxury Travel, Plant-Based Eating, and a 50-Mile Trail Run appeared first on Edge of Comfort.

Tim Pease joins the gang to talk about running the BigHorn 100 Mile Trail Run and what motivates him. Very inspiring, you don't want to miss.music: Go Cat Go by Gabriel Lucas https://epidemicsound.com/track/bGxdjTb3cX

Hashtag 59's Season 3 Podcast is 50 Episodes long and each episode will provide FIVE outdoor adventures in each of the 50 states. We are doing these episodes in ABC Order of the states and episode one is Alabama. The goal is to give you ideas and opportunities to experience outdoor adventure anywhere and everywhere in the United States of America. Here's our list for Alabama: 1. Attend an Adult Space Camp 2. Visit Gulf Shores Alabama - Attend the annual Hang Out Music Festival, tour civil war forts and visit Gulf State Park 3. Visit Little River Canyon National Preserve in Fort Payne, AL - Three waterfalls and 26 miles of trail 4. Cathedral Caverns State Park - who knew Alabama had so many caverns? 5. Bankhead National Forest - home to a 500-year poplar tree that is approximately 150 feet tall 6. The Pinhoti 100 Mile Trail Run: http://www.pinhotitrailseries.com/pinhoti-100.html 7. The Coastal Alabama Back Bay Blueway https://www.gulfshores.com/things-to-do/outdoor-activities/back-bay-blueway/ 8. Scuba Dive Whiskey Wreck https://www.downunderdiveshop.com/beach-diving.html 9. Backpacking trip in Talladega National Forest including a summit to Cheaha Mountain https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/alabama/about-forest/districts/?cid=fsbdev3_002555 10. Neversink Pit https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/neversink-pit Thanks for listening to 50 State Outdoor Adventures Podcast season 3. This episode 1 featured the state of Alabama. Subscribe to our podcast if you enjoy what you hear and if you feel so inclined to leave a review we would be grateful. Check out www.Hashtag59.com for our old podcast seasons, hundreds of blogs, & outdoor events/team outings info.

You can find the full episode description and show notes at https://edgeofcomfort.com/eocp26/ On this episode of the Edge of Comfort Podcast, I share stories, lessons, and insights from two of my recent life challenges: staying completely sober for 90-days, and completing a 30-mile trail run. "Use your sober period as an opportunity to become aware and understand what you use alcohol for…I've used it to cover up weaknesses, pain, or other areas of my life I know I should work on but ignore." In the past few years of my life, I've held two beliefs that I rarely, if ever, questioned: Alcohol is a necessary part of weekends and social life I am not a runner, nor do I have any desire whatsoever to run anything more than a 5k. Inspired by recent podcast conversations and listening to other people's stories of their challenges, I started to think of ways I could challenge myself and seek discomfort. Two possibilities popped into my head right away. The first was my relationship with alcohol and how abundant it is in many of the social situations I engage in and seek. Nearly every weekend involved drinking. I felt I was becoming disconnected and distracted from some real personal and professional work I wanted to do. Previously, I did two separate months of sobriety and enjoyed these experiences, but they felt too quick. Like I was just scratching the surface of a different form of introspection. I thought this could be an interesting area to explore more. The second area I wanted to challenge involved the physical realm and my commitment to truly testing myself, finding and breaking through my perceived limits, and learning to not give in to bullshit excuses. In September and October of 2018, I completed my first two half-marathons and felt like I was beginning to go down this road. Similarly to my month periods of sobriety, I was just scratching the surface and had a lot to discover and learn. What really moved my commitment to these challenges took shape in the form of the question, “What would happen if…?” What would happen if I was completely sober for three months? Not a drop of alcohol (or any other drugs, for that matter). What would happen to my physical, mental, and spiritual health? Would I still seek the same experiences, activities, or people? Would I be more productive? Gain more clarity and connection to my self? What would happen if I set out to run a distance I had previously thought unimaginable? Would I stay committed to the process and training? Would my body even be able to handle that amount of distance? What the hell would I think about during a 30-mile run? Would I experience pain and adversity, and be able to push through it, like so many of my idols? Once these ideas came into my head I couldn't shake them. I didn't want these ideas to be another “What if” in my life instead of actually trying. I was also excited because I felt these two challenges would help me better understand myself. My thoughts, habits, stories I tell myself, beliefs I hold, and my perceived limitations. They would rip me out of my comfort zone and force me to look at things in a way not previously possible. In late 2018, I decided that from January 1st to April 1st, 2019, I would remain completely sober. I also decided I would train and attempt to run 30-miles in one shot by the end of March. My sights were set, I was excited for what was to come and what I would learn along the way, and the challenges began. Thank you for listening and enjoy!   You can find the full episode description and show notes at https://edgeofcomfort.com/eocp26/    

“Use your sober period as an opportunity to become aware and understand what you use alcohol for…I’ve used it to cover up weaknesses, pain, or other areas of my life I know I should work on but ignore.” On this episode of the Edge of Comfort Podcast, I share stories, lessons, and insights from two […] The post #26: 90 Days of Sobriety and a 30-Mile Trail Run appeared first on Edge of Comfort.

From David Clark's Endurance Sports show on XtraSports 1300 AM. David talks with 5x UFC Champ, Pat Miletich about UFC220, Camille Herron and David share a fun talk about running and world records. And finally 14 year old Luke Sanchez talks about his upcoming 100 mile debut at The Rocky Raccoon 100 Mile Trail Run.

Lula and I have a fireside chat discussing our big race experience up in Mt. St. Helen's National Volcanic Monument in Washington.  We go over our individual experiences, what went wrong, what went right, what we learned and then somehow, we end up at spirituality.Listen or download:Lesson of the week - Live like today is your last day.Guests -Lulalinks -BackCountry Rise - 20 Mile Trail RunVoice Recorder - App used for this recording!USB Audio Recorder - total crapSubscribe on iTunes, Google Play , Stitcher or wherever you get your podcasts.Don't forget to check out my new podcast, Stream Our Mistakes | Apple Podcasts | Google Play | StitcherLeave a comment here or contact me with suggestions or future episode topics!eddyizm.com | instagram | google+ | soundcloud | etsy | youtube

From world champion of the MMA octagon to running the Leadville 100 Mile Trail Run, 5x UFC Champion Pat Miletich is in The Hive to share how being committed is the only secret you need to live your ultimate life.  WASP 11 “I Will Not Die Today” You can reach David here: Twitter / Instagram @WeAreSuperman www.wearesuperman.com Reach Pat here: Twitter @patmiletich For CBD Oil Go to http://www.wearesuperman.com/we-are-superman-podcast.html Outro by Parkway Drive “Writing’s On The Wall

Andrew Skurka is a highly accomplished adventure athlete who is most well known for his long-distance solo backpacking trips, including the 4,700-mile Alaska-Yukon Expedition, the 6,875-mile Great Western Loop, and the 7,775-mile Sea-to-Sea Route. He has also completed countless fast and light trips throughout the Sierras, Wind River Range, Zion National Park, and Appalachian Trail, just to name a few. Andrew has been named "Adventurer of the Year" by both Outside Magazine and National Geographic Adventure, as well as "Person of the Year" by Backpacker Magazine. • Andrew is also a published author, having written "The Ultimate Hiker’s Gear Guide: Tools & Tips to Hit the Trail," and he is close to finishing the manuscript for the book’s second edition. He also writes extensively on his personal blog, which is full of detailed, information-rich articles about backpacking, gear reviews, and other endurance-related content. On top of everything else, Andrew is a guide, speaker, and accomplished ultra-runner, having placed second in the Leadville 100 and third in the Run Rabbit Run 100. Just this past weekend (6/25/16), he placed fourth at the San Juan Solstice 50-Mile Trail Run, one of the most difficult 50-milers in the country. • Andrew is a great guy, and we had a very fun conversation. We obviously talk a lot about many of his long-distance backpacking adventures, but we also dig into some of the mental and emotional aspects of traveling through such remote areas for long periods of time completely alone. We talk about his personal background and how he became interested in adventure sports, and also about his decision to forgo a traditional career in finance or consulting to carve out a career centered around the outdoors and adventure. As usual, I ask about his favorite books, favorite documentaries, and favorite locations in the West. • Thanks to Andrew for joining me, and thanks to you for listening to the podcast. Enjoy! • http://mountainandprairie.com/andrewskurka/ --- TOPICS DISCUSSED: 3:20 - How Andrew describes his work 5:00 - Overview of Andrew’s notable trips 6:30 - “Short is the new long” trips 8:30 - Alaska-Yukon Expedition and other trips 10:35 - Details of the Great Western Loop 14:05 - Details of the Alaska-Yukon Expedition 16:30 - A scary grizzly bear encounter 17:45 - Methods for avoiding distractions, fear, uncertainty 19:35 - Adjusting from expedition life to “normal” life 22:10 - Andrew’s personal background 24:50 - Pursuing an "outside the norm” career after college 27:55 - Advice to folks pursing non-traditional careers 28:25 - Advice to his 22-year old self 30:10 - Specific mistakes that became long-term positives 33:00 - Advice to novice hikers 34:10 - Importance of first-hand experience 36:27 - Andrew’s current life and focuses 38:45 - Approach to writing 40:45 - Thoughts on ultra-running 45:50 - Favorite books 48:55 - Favorite blogs and websites 50:25 - Favorite locations in the West 52:50 - Biggest threats facing the West 55:00 - Andrew’s request of listeners 56:10 - Connect with Andrew online

This last week was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. I'm still processing it and will for much time to come. But as I talked about in Episode 30 of this podcast, I set out last February to redefine my success as showing up, rather than just achieving a goal. And in order to do that I set my sights on a monumental goal for myself that held a high risk of failure. So I signed up for the Palo Duro 50 Mile Trail Run in the Palo Duro Canyon outside of Amarillo, TX. Well that goal came to fruition on Saturday after I crossed the finish line of the 50 mile race in 11 hours and 48 minutes. It was a long, lonely day at many points, but I learned some really important lessons that day that have great implication for my life, for future goals I will set...and I strongly believe that these lessons are transferable to your life and any goals you set out for yourself. So in this podcast I explore those three lessons: the importance of having a support team on your side when choosing to set and achieve a goal. Setting and achieving goals is never a solo act, and if it is, it often leaves a wake of relational destruction behind it. the importance of being mindful that sometimes achieving certain goals require a level of unbalance in our lives for a season. So how do you work on being healthy when things will be unbalanced? the importance of investing in and including your support team from the beginning through the end...because you are going to need them to achieve the goal. Please listen and subscribe to my podcast in the following places, and then leave a comment letting me know what you liked about the show, or what guest you would like to hear from. Thank you so much for your support. iTunes -- Stitcher Player FM -- Libsyn

This is going to be a very exciting show with Audrey Watson. She is a marathon ultra-runner for Huntington's Disease awareness and fundraising. Whether she is running the Himalayan 100 Stage Race in October 2010, the Avalon 50 Mile Run at Catalina, the Bulldog 50K Ultra Run at Malibu Creek or the PCT 50 Mile Trail Run, Audrey is always anticipating her next step. She is an unstoppable HD advocate and she is going to tell us what her next plans are with a sponsor, the San Diego 100 Mile, a new blog and how this all ties in with her desire to support our HD community. It is through her contagious enthusiasm and dedication to run for HD that OUR energy is renewed to keep fighting the HD fight. Thank you Audrey, our hearts are with you on each and every run! Her websites are: http://www.firstgiving.com/audreywatson http://himalayan100milesstagerace.blogspot.com/ http://adventuresofultrarunning.blogspot.com/ http://bulldog50kultrarun.blogspot.com/ http://pct50miletrailrul.blogspot.com/