Join us while we dive into the wild world of ultrarunning! Jake and Mick go over important ultramarathon happening each week while giving their predictions on what they think will go down.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | RunningSports |
🏆 “He ran through a storm — and came out a champion.”When freezing rain, 40 mph wind, and mud hit DC Peaks 50, Eli White didn’t just survive — he thrived. The Salt Lake Running Company athlete takes us behind the scenes of his shocking 2025 victory,... more
🏔️ “I didn’t even know I won until I sat down.”In this episode of The Next Aid Station, we sit down with Ashley Moline, the women’s DC Peaks 50 champion, to relive the storm, mud, lightning, and chaos that defined this year’s race.Ashley shares how ... more
The 2025 DC Peaks 50 was one for the history books — the wettest race day in Utah since 1901.Jake and Mick break down the chaos, heartbreak, and triumph from the most brutal DC Peaks ever. From record-breaking rain to hypothermic runners, course cont... more
In this episode, Jake and Mick sit down with Sarah Humble, fresh off her wins at the White Pine 50 and Bear 100. Sarah shares her journey from high school cross-country to dominating ultramarathons, how quitting her job led to a breakthrough summer o... more
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This podcast offers listeners an engaging exploration into the world of ultrarunning, covering important events, notable races, and the competitive landscape of the sport. The hosts frequently share personal anecdotes, insights from various runners, and their predictions for upcoming races while also tackling broader topics such as training strategies, nutrition, and the dynamics of sponsorship within the ultrarunning community. Through a mix of humor and camaraderie, the discussions highlight the challenges and triumphs of athletes involved in ultramarathons, making it a unique platform for anyone interested in the intricate and exhilarating world of long-distance running.
Listeners can expect a blend of serious talks and light-hearted ba... more
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