Choosing Your First 100 Miler
Last April I wrote a piece on TAUR titled “Choosing Your First Ultra.” For those of you seriously considering bringing your...
Read MoreUltrarunning At Its Best: Western States 100
In just a few days, The Western States 100 will be open for applications. These applications will be used for the lottery, which...
Read MoreAutumn
The morning light breaks through the thinning canopy and reflects off the amber floor. No sounds but the rhythmic motion of my feet as...
Read MoreJourney To 100 Miles: Intro
Readers, Thanks for taking the time to click on and read this article. It is the first of many that will come from me over the next few...
Read MoreBoulder 100 Ultra Marathon- Profile of a 16:15 Finisher
Name: Jeremy Ebel Age: 28 Home: Boulder, CO Profession: Electrician UltraMarathons: Leadville 100 – 2010 (29:27), Leadville...
Read MoreThe Fat Ass Ultra: A History
It was 1974 when Gordy Ainsleigh first stepped to the dirt to run the now infamous Western States 100 Mile Course. He ran along side a...
Read MoreChasing Nolan’s 14: Eric Lee
It is not a race, but one of the most definitive displays of personal perseverance and endurance. The goal? To climb as many 14ers as one...
Read MoreThe Spirit: Found at Waldo
As I wrote in my previous article Finding Waldo? I was not sure if I would find Waldo or not. A lot of things were up in the air, from the...
Read MoreUltrarunning the USA: Interview with Doug Masiuk
On May 20th of this year, Doug Masiuk started running from Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. Since that date, Doug has been running...
Read MoreNotes on the Wasatch 100 Ultramarathon
According to the Wasatch 100 website, “the Wasatch Front 100 Mile Endurance Run is held in Utah the first Friday and Saturday...
Read More5 Minutes to Spare: Leadville 100 Ultrarunner Kim Fuess
Kim Fuess was the last official finisher of this year’s Leadville Trail 100. Just 5 minutes before the 30hr time limit, Kim...
Read MoreNo Excuses – What Are Your Excuses – Part Three
“I Can’t” This must be one of the easiest and by far the most common excuses I’ve heard people give. ...
Read MoreOn Why: Ultrarunning Brings Happiness
Ultramarathon is an extreme physical sport. It takes some deep introspection, however, to conclude a reason why we choose to run...
Read More90 Percent
“Ten Percent of running an Ultramarathon is the actual running, the other 90 Percent is mental.” Over the last decade, there...
Read MoreDonut Champion Runs Badwater: Interview with Brian Recore
The Badwater 135 is considered by some to be the “toughest foot race” on the planet. Not everyone would agree…but I...
Read MoreWe Are The 99%
We know where we are. Trust us, we know exactly where we are. We are ten hours behind you, that’s where we are. You few who move so...
Read MoreNo Excuses – What Are Your Excuses – Part Two
Effort I hear the following excuses all too often: “It’s just so difficult”. “Ugh, I get so bored, I just...
Read MoreThe Dorais Brothers – Breaking Away and Creating a New Ultra Adventure
As we climb higher and higher into the mountains we become enveloped by the clouds. We settle into our site amongst the...
Read MoreNo Excuses – What Are Your Excuses? – Part One
Time I’m often asked how I have the time to train and race like I do. The answer is easy on the surface...
Read More10 Reasons I’m Glad I couldn’t Run Western States
So, I spent most of Sunday moping around the house, checking Western States’ results updates, eating chocolate pudding with whipped...
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