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THE MOUNTAINS WILL ALWAYS BE THERE (opens the original)
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After the deaths of Ida Robsahm and Kalie McCrystal, how should mountain runners think about risk, responsibility and the desire to live fully? Continue reading →
EPISODE 258 – HENRIETTE ALBON (opens the original)
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Henriette Albon has a story of obsessive discipline, deliberate practice and a willingness to reject the conventional path. Competitive, fiercely self-reliant and prepared to put in the work when nobody is watching. But there is much more to her story than results. Listen to Episode 258 of Talk Ultra to learn more! Continue reading →
EPISODE 257 – Yngvild Kaspersen: The Two‑Time CCC Champion (opens the original)
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Episode 257 dives deep into the remarkable journey of Yngvild Kaspersen, fresh off her commanding 2026 CCC victory — a pacing masterclass that made her the first woman ever to win the race twice. We rewind to 2015, exploring her beginnings in skyrunning, the technical foundations that shaped her style, and the early promise that hinted at greatness. Yngvild opens up about balancing medical studies with elite racing, and the long‑standing question of identity: doctor who runs, or runner who is a
UTMB 2026: Has Trail Running Reached a New Edge? (opens the original)
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UTMB week has concluded once again. Often described as the world championships of trail and mountain running, it remains the sport's biggest stage. For elite athletes, it is the pinnacle. A race that demands years of discipline, dedication and unwavering commitment. Of course, every runner on the start line faces the same mountains and the same distance. But at the front of the field, there is often far more at stake than a finish time. Careers, sponsorships, reputations and legacies can all be
Two Victories, Two Philosophies, One Sport Learning From Both (opens the original)
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Two Victories, Two Lessons Yngvild teaches the value of patience, joy, and trusting your body. Dhiman teaches the value of assertion, self‑belief, and embracing pressure. Yngvild shows that sometimes the best race comes from letting go. Dhiman shows that sometimes the best race comes from leaning in. Together, they remind us that there is no single blueprint for success in trail running. The sport is too wild, too unpredictable, too human for that. Continue reading →
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