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3880 episodes

  • Kat Shuller Hurricane Hundred K Runner Profile

    Welcome Kat Schuller to the Hurricane Hundred K! This 37-year-old lady did her first ultra in 2012 and has a long list of strong performances since. Kat talks with us about balancing a family, a demanding career, and training as she continues to run at a very high level and excels at various distances. With experience at the 100k distance, she comes in as one of the more experienced ladies in the field. Check out this entertaining interview with a fellow Napoleon Dynamite fan. 

    1 hr 6 min
  • Sawyer Magnett Comes to the Hurricane Hundred K!

    Introducing Sawyer Magnet, a remarkable individual who, at the age of just 22, has already achieved a great deal.

    Originally from San Diego, CA, she spent her formative

    years in Northern Arizona and now resides in Lynchburg, VA. Currently a student at Liberty University, she is pursuing a master's degree in sports management
    this fall, a testament to her dedication and ambition. 

    She ran her first ultra at 19 at the famous Promise Land 50k and recently set the course record in a time of 4:58:34.    She has won seven of the nine ultras she’s

    entered and holds four course records. 

    She has won notable races on the East Coast, such as Mountain Masochist, Iron Mountain, and Holiday

    Lake, and on the West Coast, at White River 50 and the Flagstaff 53k.

    She is partnered with Vimazi Shoes. She’s young, bursting with talent, and her potential is extraordinary. We’re excited to have Sawyer come to the HHK.

    45 min
  • Kris Rugloski Hurricane Hundred K Runner Profile

    Next up in the Hurricane Hundred K Runner Profile Series is Kris Rugloski, a 27-year-old living in Denver, CO.

    Kris has an impressive list of running and obstacle course racing accomplishments at such a young age, including 15 100 milers within four years and the Grand Slam of ultra running in 2022.  For OCR, she is the Hyrox World Champion in 2022 and the World's Toughest Mudder (24 hr) champ in 2022 and 2023.  Kris was also the 2nd place lady at the 2023 Hurricane Hundred K and is returning for more. 

    1 hr 5 min
  • HHK - Interview with HollyAnn Swan

    Welcome back, HollyAnn Swan, to the Hurricane Hundred K in 2024! HollyAnn is the women’s champion of the inaugural Hurricane Hundred K and holds the course record on the OG in a blazing 9:31:32. HollyAnn is originally from Alabama but now makes her home in Huntington, WV, with her husband, Chris, and their daughter, Corrine. Much has changed for HollyAnn since her last running of the HHK, so we’re talking about those changes and balancing life as a wife, mother, full-time pharmacy student, and elite athlete.  

     

    Thank you-

    55 min
  • A Second Conversation with Matt Fitzgerald

    Matt Fitzgerald is a runner, triathlete, coach, sports nutritionist and
    author who has written and contributed to 30 books and guides and is an expert communicator on complex ideas in the endurance world to combine training, nutrition, and the mental game.

    His best-known titles include Racing Weight, Brain Training
    for Runners, and Triathlete Magazine’s Essential Week-by-Week
    Training Guide.

    In addition to his own books, he has had stints writing for Triathlete, AthletesVillage.com, Active.com, and Competitor Group. Matt’s
    byline has appeared in a long list of national publications including Bicycling, Maxim, Men’s Fitness, Men’s Health, Men’s Journal, Outside, Shape, Stuff, and Women’s Health.

    Most recently, Matt created the Coaches of Color Initiative, an apprenticeship program that aims to improve diversity in endurance sports, and Dream Run Camp, with an awesome tagline of Where
    dreamers come to run and runners live the dream.

    Matt Fitzgerald has been a runner since the age of 11 when he ran
    the last mile of the Boston Marathon with his dad.  He was already a writer and by the age of 9 was writing as a comedic poet.

    Matt is a New Hampshire native and now makes his home in Flagstaff, AZ with his wife Nataki and intends to keep racing until he no longer can.

    1 hr 3 min
  • Team Roam and Run Hurricane Hundred K Champion Interview

    Meet Team Roam and Run, a star-studded relay team from Huntington, West Virginia, which came to run and win the top spot for relay teams in the 2nd annual Hurricane Hundred K on September 9th, 2023.

    The team members include Logan Kirby, Caleb Bowen, and Ryan Ramsby. Team Roam and Run discussed this family-friendly race event, focusing on the fun and relaxed atmosphere. The team also shared their experiences during the race, emphasizing the second loop, which Ryan described as a grind due to tired legs and the general nature of long-distance trail running. We gave young Logan some stellar advice, including smoking cigarettes to warm up his lungs before races and running as hard as possible.

    We also dug into the recent Grindstone 100k and 100 miler and their experiences. If you are into this stuff and love the boys of Team Roam and Run, you will geek out on this long-form conversation.

    1 hr 39 min
  • Emily Cameron: Adventure Storyteller

    Meet Emily Cameron:  photographer, videographer, web designer, digital strategist, and athlete living in Athens, Georgia, and she’s coming to the Hurricane Hundred K to help tell our story and document the day for our runners and families.

    At the core of all of her creative endeavors, she is a storyteller. She’s held various “career” positions but has always returned to her fascination with human stories. Through local storytelling in her hometown of Athens, Georgia, and documenting stories of those she’s met along the way, she realized how many unique and wonderful narratives exist in this world. We can’t wait for her to be a part of your story at the Hurricane Hundred K, your

    race, your accomplishment, and bring it to life through visual documentation and digital expressions.

    Find her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/ecam44/

    37 min
  • Matt Fitzgerald Drops the Knowledge Bomb on the MMT Faithful

    Matt Fitzgerald is a runner, triathlete, coach, sports nutritionist and

    author who has written and contributed on 30 books and guides and is an expert communicator on complex ideas in the endurance world to combine training, nutrition and the mentalgame. 

    His best-known titles include Racing Weight, Brain Training

    for Runners, and Triathlete Magazine’s Essential Week-by-Week
    Training Guide. 

    In addition to his own books he has had stints writing for Triathlete, AthletesVillage.com, Active.com, and Competitor Group. Matt’s

    byline has appeared in a long list of national publications including Bicycling, Maxim, Men’s Fitness, Men’s Health, Men’s Journal,
    Outside, Shape, Stuff, and Women’s Health.

    Most recently, Matt created the Coaches of Color Initiative, an apprenticeship program that aims to improve diversity in endurance sports, and Dream Run Camp, with an awesome tag line of Where

    dreamers come to run and runners live the dream.

    Matt Fitzgerald been a runner since the age of 11 when he ran

    the last mile of the Boston Marathon with his dad.  He was already a writer and by the age of 9 was writing as a comedic poet.


    Matt is a New Hampshire native and now makes his home in Flagstaff, AZ with his wife Nataki and intends to keep racing until he no longer can.

    You can find all of his books, articles, and initiatives at mattfizgerald.org.

    58 min

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Rooted in West Virginia and the mountains of Appalachia, Endurance Appalachia explores the heart of endurance sports and the people who make them great. With a focus on trail running and ultramarathons, but extending well beyond the trails, we share the stories of the people, places, and events that make this community so special.