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  • Maximizing Vert

    Ian Sharman 06/11/2015
    Ian Sharman 06/11/2015

    Summertime means the mountains are open for runners and hikers, and the majority of the high alpine races are during this time of year. However, many runners, especially city slickers, …

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  • Massanutten Mountain Trails

    Guest Author 06/11/2015
    Guest Author 06/11/2015

    The MMT course is not an easy one, with over 16,000 feet of ascension over 103.7 miles, and the weather conditions (approaching 90 F and humid on race day, followed …

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  • 1st Aide: The importance of that little tent in the woods

    Guest Author 06/11/2015
    Guest Author 06/11/2015

    Aid stations are a critical component of ultras. They serve as not only the lifeline for many runners, but are also a telling reflection of a caring community. They are …

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  • Reflections on a First ”DNF”

    Guest Author 06/04/2015
    Guest Author 06/04/2015

    “Since when is running 40 miles in under 6 hours the mark of a failure?” my wife asked me — for about the fifth time. I didn’t respond. I was …

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  • Six Inches Versus 100 Miles

    Errol Jones 06/04/2015
    Errol Jones 06/04/2015

    It’s universally understood that there’s nothing easy about running and racing ultra distances. The mastery the headspace is more important to cultivate than the training miles that we put in …

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  • Joe Prusaitis: Tejas Trails Sold

    Guest Author 06/04/2015
    Guest Author 06/04/2015

    Long-time RD and Texas ultrarunning insititution Joe Prusaitis recently announced the sale of his well-known and highly regarded ultra races, including the Rocky Raccoon 100 miler and the Bandera 100k …

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  • How to Leverage Your Accomplishments

    UltraRunning Magazine 05/28/2015
    UltraRunning Magazine 05/28/2015

    Four ultramarathoners occupied a $200 /month, rundown apartment. They shared one bathroom and one dream: They loved to run the long ones, the ultras. They pooled every thing they had …

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  • Ultrarunner Profile: Bill Clements

    UltraRunning Magazine 05/28/2015
    UltraRunning Magazine 05/28/2015

    It was Easter Sunday in March 2008, and he was unable to fit into the restaurant booth at a family gathering. Bill Clements was nearly 30 years old, and this …

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  • The Night Before

    Gary Cantrell 05/21/2015
    Gary Cantrell 05/21/2015

    What am I doing here? And why did I decide that this was the race to “go for it?” Now I just wish I were at home between my own …

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  • Ultra Aggression

    Joe Uhan 05/21/2015
    Joe Uhan 05/21/2015

    Sure, runners can get snarky in the heat of the moment—at race officials or at their own crew and pacers when things don’t go their way. But this has more …

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  • A Manifesto for Minimalist Races

    Guest Author 05/21/2015
    Guest Author 05/21/2015

    Last year, my friend Todd Jennings and I organized a race to celebrate the Shawangunk Ridge Trail (SRT), a magical footpath that traverses the entire 74-mile length of the Shawangunk …

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  • Richard Dinges — An Amazing Recovery Continues

    UltraRunning Magazine 05/14/2015
    UltraRunning Magazine 05/14/2015

    Paralyzed from the neck down, his head supported by a stainless steel band with pins penetrating his skull, Richard Dinges sat immobilized in a wheelchair last year still planning to …

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  • Training for an Ultra on a Busy Schedule

    Ellie Greenwood 05/14/2015
    Ellie Greenwood 05/14/2015

    Time… wouldn’t we all love to have more of it? This can be particularly true when we have a full-time job, family and social commitments and we decide to sign …

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  • Hiking To Machu Picchu: A Half Step Into The Past

    Eric Senseman 05/12/2015
    Eric Senseman 05/12/2015

    The Incan Empire consisted of hundreds of thousands of square miles of land; its population blossomed, on some estimates, to as many as 37 million people; its system of trails …

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  • Cowboy Songs

    Guest Author 05/11/2015
    Guest Author 05/11/2015

    By Katrin Silva I enjoy running with music. I don’t do it all the time, and never while racing. But on days when weather conditions keep me off the trails, …

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  • Hilo to Volcano 50k: Another race in a beautiful place

    Guest Author 05/11/2015
    Guest Author 05/11/2015

    This was my third time running the Hilo to Volcano 50K, as I had also participated in the 2004 and 2005 events. My flight from Portland, OR, arrived late Friday, …

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  • How Much Walking?

    Guest Author 05/07/2015
    Guest Author 05/07/2015

    Some runners may be sensitive enough to their body’s rhythms and needs that they will instinctively know when it’s time for a walk. They are fortunate, and I don’t want …

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  • A Purpose for Every Run

    Ian Sharman 05/07/2015
    Ian Sharman 05/07/2015

    One of the simplest improvements a runner can make to his or her training is to approach every run with a simple question: “What am I trying to achieve today?” …

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  • The Boring Ultrarunner

    Gary Cantrell 05/07/2015
    Gary Cantrell 05/07/2015

    Your great victories seldom make entertaining stories. What people want to hear about are your appalling errors and grievous miscalculations.

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  • The Efficiency Factor in Running

    Guest Author 04/30/2015
    Guest Author 04/30/2015

    Efficiency is a very good way of gauging a runner’s aerobic fitness. The problem is that measuring efficiency in a lab is not only inconvenient, it’s also expensive. Fortunately, there’s …

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  • Fate or Destiny?

    Karl Hoagland 04/29/2015
    Karl Hoagland 04/29/2015

    When I was facing a huge life decision, my mom encouraged me to choose my destiny over my fate. I really didn’t know what she was talking about and when …

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  • A Dying Sport? Some Responses to Sally Edwards

    UltraRunning Magazine 04/29/2015
    UltraRunning Magazine 04/29/2015

    The article by Sally Edwards ( Ultramarathoning A Dying Sport?) in the September issue of Ultrarunning elicited considerable response. Some of the letters follow; additional comments on the subject or …

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  • Fat Burning: A How-to Guide

    Sunny Blende 04/23/2015
    Sunny Blende 04/23/2015

    We have become a society of carb burners. That is where sports nutrition has been for the past couple of decades. Of the two main food sources the body uses …

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  • Ultramarathoning—A Dying Sport

    UltraRunning Magazine 04/23/2015
    UltraRunning Magazine 04/23/2015

    Any running event which exceeds the marathon distance of 26.2 miles is called an ultramarathon. In this country the sport of ultramarathoning really began in 1867 when Edward Payson Weston …

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  • Seeking Adventure

    Ian Sharman 04/16/2015
    Ian Sharman 04/16/2015

    Do you find your running mojo runs low sometimes? That every run feels the same and you’re pounding familiar paths again and again? It can be easy to get stuck …

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  • Ace Your Aid Stations

    Gary Dudney 04/16/2015
    Gary Dudney 04/16/2015

    How you handle aid stations can have a significant impact on how well your race goes. If you are speeding through a 50k looking for a PR, the emphasis at …

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  • Ask Ann: Ideal Race Weight?

    Ann Trason 04/08/2015
    Ann Trason 04/08/2015

    Don’t worry about weight, waistline, watching (others) or the web (browsing for the latest miracle diet). Focus on being the right weight, not just lightweight.

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  • Quick & Dirty: Joelle Vaught

    Matt Flaherty 04/08/2015
    Matt Flaherty 04/08/2015

    Quick & Dirty: You had a good battle with a resurgent Michele Yates at last weekend’s Gorge Waterfalls 100, finishing second in 11:10:56 to Yates’s 11:03:05. How did the race …

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  • An Ultramarathon Without Running: Ultra Caballo Blanco 50 Miler

    Guest Author 04/08/2015
    Guest Author 04/08/2015

    Sometimes, the race is the least important part of a trip when traveling for an ultramarathon. Especially when it doesn’t happen.

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  • International Trail Running Association Holds First General Assembly

    Guest Author 04/08/2015
    Guest Author 04/08/2015

    The International Trail Running Association (ITRA) held its first-ever General Assembly on March 22 2015 in Paris. ITRA aims to be the international spokesperson for the sport of trail-running and …

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