HeyJaredChasing the Cutoff with Troy Eid
Conversations with busy 40+ year-old professionals who compete in endurance athletics, fitness, and extreme sports at a high level - this includes long-distance running, ultramarathons, marathons, trail running, road running, and more topics like:Athletics, hiking, outdoors,…
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FROM HEROIN TO HERO: David Gillen's 250-Mile Race Across Switzerland (opens the original)
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David Gillen’s success in completing this year’s Crossing Switzerland 400 K – a continuous 248-mile race across the entire country from Liechtenstein to Lake Lucerne, with more than 84,000’ feet of vertical ascent – is a testament to his relentless good humor, and his disciplined training in the rugged Highlands and Uplands of his native Scotland. Yet it is also the story of a once-broken man who started binge-drinking at age 12, quit school at 14, and was hooked on heroin by 21. Battling addict
Successfully Fueling 200-Mile Ultramarathons (opens the original)
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Famed coach Lauren Callahan – sports nutritionist, wellness guru, and Reiki Master – explores practical fueling and hydration strategies to help guide your next 200-mile-plus ultramarathon. One of the country’s most respected experts on improving “gut health,” Lauren draws inspiration from her own ultramarathoning and Ironman experiences. She uses the Crossing Switzerland 400 K – the next race on Troy Eid’s ultramarathon racing calendar, with 84,000’ of vertical ascent and corresponding descent
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