HeyJaredThe Ultra Crewed Podcast
Join run coaches Jon Cox and Becca Jones on an adventure through the highs and lows of ultrarunning and life beyond the miles. With personal stories and real talk, they dive deep into what drives athletes to push their limits on the trails and in life.
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81- (video ) Hard Things Are Easier Than Real Life (opens the original)
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Doing hard things doesn’t automatically make you better at life. This week on the Ultra Crewed Podcast, Jon and Becca recap the first Long Mile—a sunset-to-sunrise endurance experience built around movement, growth, community, and creating enough space for people to learn something about themselves without turning it into another race. That leads into a bigger conversation: Is running 100 miles actually harder than everyday life? Does voluntarily suffering teach you anything if you never stop to
80 - (video) You Don’t Get to Change the Whole Sport (opens the original)
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This week, we’re talking about everything from seasonal transitions, turkey encounters, questionable running apparel, and brutal summer heat to the bigger lessons ultra running keeps teaching us about adaptability, expectations, and community. We get into smarter hot-weather training, why unfamiliar trails and races can make you a better runner, and how learning to problem-solve matters just as much as stacking miles. We also dig into the changing culture of ultra running—social media, influence
80- You Don’t Get to Change the Whole Sport (opens the original)
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This week, we’re talking about everything from seasonal transitions, turkey encounters, questionable running apparel, and brutal summer heat to the bigger lessons ultra running keeps teaching us about adaptability, expectations, and community. We get into smarter hot-weather training, why unfamiliar trails and races can make you a better runner, and how learning to problem-solve matters just as much as stacking miles. We also dig into the changing culture of ultra running—social media, influence
79- (video) You Trained to Run. Too Bad You’ll Be Walking. (opens the original)
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Video - While recapping adventure day we somehow end up putting ultrarunning culture, social media, corporate race greed, personal growth, walking, relationships, and one extremely questionable waterfall decision on trial. We get into who we used to be, who we’ve worked our asses off to become, why being genuine matters more than collecting approval from strangers on the internet, and how integrity has become suspiciously hard to find once money, attention, and algorithms enter the room. Then we
79 - You Trained to Run. Too Bad You’ll Be Walking. (opens the original)
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While recapping adventure day we somehow end up putting ultrarunning culture, social media, corporate race greed, personal growth, walking, relationships, and one extremely questionable waterfall decision on trial. We get into who we used to be, who we’ve worked our asses off to become, why being genuine matters more than collecting approval from strangers on the internet, and how integrity has become suspiciously hard to find once money, attention, and algorithms enter the room. Then we abandon
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