Arlen Glick joins the fellas to talk all things BEAST coast, the recently released Aravaipa film 'The Chase' featuring Arlen as one of five runners, his decision to have ACL surgery after 12 years and 30,000 miles of running without an acl, and his love of fishing. Big thanks to Arlen for joining us for nearly two hours! We cannot wait to see the how he continues to demolish expectations and write his own unique path in the sport of ultra running.

The link to The Chase on Youtube!

Link to the MindBodyMarathon Interview we referenced here!

Chapters

00:00 Defining the 'Beast Coast'

02:58 Running/Fishing Biathalon?

06:03 The Chase Film

08:52 Arlen's Journey to Ultra Running

12:12 Cocodona: A Unique Challenge

15:09 Injury and Rehab journey

18:11 The Evolution of Arlen's Running Career

38:29 Aravaipa and Relationship with Jamil Coury

41:23 Connections Beyond Running: Music and Community

43:49 The Impact of Documentaries on Ultra Running

52:48 Navigating Social Media as an Athlete

01:06:36 Finding Value in things other than Performance

01:18:13 Coaching Dynamics: Arlen and David Roche

01:25:28 Long-Term Goals vs. Short-Term Fixes

01:28:29 Experiences at Hard Rock and Future Aspirations

01:33:02 Team Dynamics and International Experiences

01:39:56 Fishing as a Metaphor for Life and Running

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