On January 3-5, at the inaugural Wildcat 100 Ultra Race in Pensacola, FL, Addison Hendricks, a 16-year-old high school sophomore, broke the 48-hour American Junior Record (age 19 and under). Hendricks ran 130.27 miles (209.649 kilometers) in just 37 hours, 37 minutes, and 59 seconds.
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Cory Smith
Cory Smith
Cory is the Operations Manager for UltraRunning Magazine. He grew up in Southern California and Moved to Bend, Oregon in 1993. A relative beginner in the Ultrarunning distances, completing his first 50k in 2013. He lives in Bend with his wife Lisa and their son.
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Matt talks with the 2015 SOB 100k winner, Ryan Smith. Ryan discusses how the race went, what his plans are for the rest of the year and a group he and his wife created; Rocky Mountain Runners.
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This past week the team here at UltraRunning Magazine attended the Winter Outdoor retailer trade show in Salt Lake City, UT. For Running, the winter event is not quite as…
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For the outdoor gear geek, there’s no better place than Outdoor Retailer.  A few thousand gear manufacturers get together in one place (this year in SLC) and show their wares…
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Western States is just a few days away. We have compiled some of the best interviews, podcasts and predictions leading up to the race. Live Coverage iRunFar UltraSportsLive.tv UltraLive.net Previews…
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Join Clif’s Facebook chat Wednesday, April 30 at 12 p.m. ET / 9 a.m. PT hosted by world champ ultrarunners Scott Jurek and Ellie Greenwood. They will answer any and…
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Gold Bridge, BC, February 27, 2014 – Tyax Adventures has partnered up with Ryders Eyewear, to offer the first Ryders Chilcotin Ultra Running Camp this August 15 to 17. Located…
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“Solstice,” which tells the story of one woman’s attempt to complete the Western States 100, and in the process run 100 miles for the first time in her life. The…
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Today, AdventureCORPS released their modified course for the 2014 Badwater 135. This is a result of the decision from Death Valley National Park to discontinue issuance of any permits for sporting events…