
Welcome to Trails, Tales, and Fails! Dive into the world of ultra running with host Max Stuart, and co-hosts Rob Nugent, and Sarah Page as they discuss tales and fails of ultra running. Each episode features quirky facts, unforgettable guest stories, and plenty of laughs. From training tips to race-day surprises, they blend practical advice with good humour, making this the perfect podcast for bot... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | a year ago |
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Welcome back to Trails, Tales, and Fails — the podcast where we celebrate the highs, the lows, and everything in between on the ultra-running journey.
Today’s episode is a little different. It’s just the three of us — Max, Rob, and Sarah — catching ... more
Ultras aren’t usually lost because you’re not fit enough — they’re lost because of one bad decision made when you’re tired, cold, or emotional.
In this week’s Ultra Tip Tuesday, we introduce the Traffic Light Decision System: a simple framework to h... more
This week on Trails, Tales, and Fails, we dig into one of the smartest — and most overlooked — ways to build race‑day confidence: training on terrain that actually mirrors your goal route. Rocky, muddy, flat, hilly, or wildly technical, every surface... more
Trish Patterson joins us fresh off her incredible Winter Dragon’s Back FKT — a huge achievement made even more impressive by the rocky road leading up to it. Weeks before the attempt, Trish sprained her ankle. Then came missed training weeks, lingeri... more
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The content primarily explores the fascinating and often humorous realm of ultra running, featuring various athletes who share their unique experiences and challenges in this demanding sport. Episodes highlight noteworthy topics such as mental resilience, race strategies, and personal stories, allowing listeners to gain insights into the highs and lows faced by ultra runners. Not only does it provide practical advice on training and endurance, but it also incorporates a sense of community with guests who bring their individual stories to the forefront. This combination of entertainment and educational content is particularly appealing to both avid ultra runners and those new to the sport.
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