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  • Rio Del Lago 100: It’s All About the Attitude

    Guest Author 01/22/2019
    Guest Author 01/22/2019

    I can run 32 miles. I do that almost every weekend for my training runs. This may sound like an odd thought to be having upon arriving at the mile …

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  • The Cannonball

    Guest Author 01/20/2019
    Guest Author 01/20/2019

    Like many spots in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Stringers Ridge is rich in Civil War history. Who knew that 155 years later, this former war zone would host The Cannonball – an …

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  • First Annual Fall Back into the Trails 50K

    Guest Author 01/12/2019
    Guest Author 01/12/2019

    On November 4, twenty-two runners lined up for Conquer The World (C.T.W.) Endurance’s first annual Fall Back into the Trails 50K, a 10k loop course with roughly 1,000 feet of …

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  • Suunto 9 Baro GPS Watch

    Guest Author 12/27/2018
    Guest Author 12/27/2018

    The Suunto 9 is the next generation in GPS watches geared towards endurance athletes who need extended duration battery life without sacrificing GPS accuracy.

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  • Javelina—A Beautiful Beast

    Guest Author 12/21/2018
    Guest Author 12/21/2018

    Rather than digesting my race experience, here’s a glimpse into how I got there. Simply toeing the line on race day is an honor, and certainly not a given.

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  • Shawnee Hills: Back in Action

    Guest Author 12/14/2018
    Guest Author 12/14/2018

    Scheduled just two months after I had hip surgery, Shawnee Hills 100 was going to be my comeback race. I was healed enough and needed a shot of endurance (and …

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  • Radiating Positive Energy: Mountain Lakes 100

    Guest Author 12/14/2018
    Guest Author 12/14/2018

    “Don’t worry dear, this is the hardest time for everyone,” a volunteer consoled me. “It is?” I fought back tears. The same delicious hot food I’d devoured earlier at Red …

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  • Stump Jump 50K: A Broken Hand and Bite in the Butt

    Guest Author 12/07/2018
    Guest Author 12/07/2018

    Going into Stump Jump 50K this year, there was a bit of apprehension in the air. I was coming back from an injury in the spring. My wife, Emily, also …

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  • Hawk Hundred: Adversity on the Trail

    Guest Author 12/01/2018
    Guest Author 12/01/2018

    The journey to breaking the tape at the Hawk Hundred started with a bit of adversity. For Nicole Fleming of Springfield, Missouri, it was physical—a broken calcaneus (heel bone) threatened …

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  • Superior Fall 100: The Comeback

    Guest Author 11/29/2018
    Guest Author 11/29/2018

    There was a surpassing amount of unbridled happiness on the trail that weekend, as runners from near and far descended on this scenic jewel along Lake Superior in pursuit of …

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  • Ornelas and Henninger Take 50-Mile National Titles at Tussey Mountainback

    Guest Author 11/26/2018
    Guest Author 11/26/2018

    This year every runner got to experience the clockwise direction of the course, as this was the first time this race didn’t run the familiar counterclockwise route. The race also …

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  • STL Women’s Trail Summit: On Equal Ground

    Guest Author 11/24/2018
    Guest Author 11/24/2018

    The push to get more women outside has never been stronger. Still, being a female athlete in the ultrarunning world, the gender imbalance is obvious. I asked myself, what could …

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  • C’est La Vie – Trans Pecos Ultra 2018 Race Report

    Guest Author 11/15/2018
    Guest Author 11/15/2018

    By Sheryl Collmer Everything about the 4th annual Trans-Pecos Ultra 2018 was très bien. Formidable, even. That’s because it was dominated by a highly experienced French multi-sport athlete, Démétrio Fernandez, …

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  • Indiana Trail 100: How I Won By Accident

    Guest Author 11/13/2018
    Guest Author 11/13/2018

    I will always closely cherish my flawless race day, incredible experience, my sub-22 hour time, and my mostly accidental win at the Indiana Trail 100.

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  • Rockin’ Rockwoods: The Best Kind of Medicine

    Guest Author 11/10/2018
    Guest Author 11/10/2018

    If I could complete a 33-mile race 25 days after being diagnosed with cancer and nine days before surgery when I am physically fine but feeling raw, fearful and vulnerable, …

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  • Hawkeye Fallout 50K: Mother Nature’s Two Faces

    Guest Author 11/06/2018
    Guest Author 11/06/2018

    A fall reprise of the spring Hawkeye 50K, the Hawkeye Fallout 50K is the same race but run counter-clockwise, and in October to take advantage of the fall colors.

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  • The Gift of the Bear 100

    Guest Author 11/04/2018
    Guest Author 11/04/2018

    The Bear is a masterpiece in ultrarunning – a true point-to-point 100-mile race. With all the trouble the course throws at you, it’s constantly eclipsed by the natural beauty and …

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  • Wasatch Front: Getting Tougher Every Year

    Guest Author 11/02/2018
    Guest Author 11/02/2018

    This year 300 runners started the race and 187 runners successfully finished. It’s interesting that this year’s finishing rate is the lowest in years.

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  • Never Summer 100K: Take My Breath Away

    Guest Author 10/28/2018
    Guest Author 10/28/2018

    When I saw the pictures and videos of the Never Summer 100K race, I knew I had to run there. Every year I like to run a destination race somewhere …

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  • Cloudsplitter 100: Mountains in the Mist

    Guest Author 10/26/2018
    Guest Author 10/26/2018

    When the race weekend kicks off with pizza and bluegrass, you know you’ve come to the right place.

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  • Facing the Reaper and Sticking Up Two Fingers

    Guest Author 10/23/2018
    Guest Author 10/23/2018

    I started running less than two years ago shortly after my 49th birthday, and being diagnosed with hypertension and borderline diabetes. I lost both breasts to cancer in 2015 and …

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  • Yeti Snakebite 50K: Punk Rock and Old-School Rap

    Guest Author 10/18/2018
    Guest Author 10/18/2018

    Yeti Snakebite is put on by Jason Green, a punk-rock-loving skateboarder who decided to start his own trail army, the Yeti Trail Runners. Race information is sparse, curse words are prolific …

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  • True Confessions of a Race Director’s Wife

    Guest Author 10/16/2018
    Guest Author 10/16/2018

    My contribution to the Marquette 50 has definitely become less as the years have gone by, and now my children take great pride in helping with “Dad’s Race.”

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  • Pine to Palm 100: Help Along the Way

    Guest Author 10/15/2018
    Guest Author 10/15/2018

    This was by far the toughest 100-miler I’ve ever been in, but I was more determined than ever to finish. I’m grateful to my friends, fellow runners, and volunteers that …

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  • 1980-1989 Wasatch 100 Starters Invited to Join 2019 Race: 40 Hours for 40 Years

    Guest Author 10/12/2018
    Guest Author 10/12/2018

    To honor and recognize you, one of those brave runners who toed Wasatch’s starting line in its first decade (1980-1989), a special “40 Hours for 40 Years” (40/40) race category …

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  • My First Ultra: Out of Spite

    Guest Author 10/09/2018
    Guest Author 10/09/2018

    What’s the most epic thing you’ve ever done out of spite? For me, it was my first ultra. Being told I couldn’t do something when all the facts agreed that …

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  • Lhotse 200: Reality-Bending

    Guest Author 10/07/2018
    Guest Author 10/07/2018

    Running 50 miles will change your life and running 100 miles will rewire your brain. But what happens when you run twice as far as the 100-mile distance? Running 200 …

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  • Kilkenny Ridge Race Makes History in New Hampshire’s White Mountains

    Guest Author 09/30/2018
    Guest Author 09/30/2018

    This was the first time that a trail race held in New Hampshire’s White Mountains went over summits of the 4,000-foot peaks.

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  • UrbanICT: City at Night

    Guest Author 09/28/2018
    Guest Author 09/28/2018

    The inaugural UrbanICT 50K and 50-mile race was held in Wichita, Kansas under the full moon. This unique race had a 9 p.m. Friday start time.

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  • Afton Trail Run Celebrates 25 Years

    Guest Author 09/25/2018
    Guest Author 09/25/2018

    Sandwiched in between 4th of July festivities, the Afton Trail Run 25k/50k draws a celebratory crowd, and has a loose, joyful, rock festival vibe that suits the season.

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