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In this episode, Justin interviews Chad Ultra, a runner known for his persona and costumes during races. Chad Ultra explains how he came up with his character and the impact it has had on his running experience. He shares his journey into ultra running and his favorite races. Chad Ultra also discusses the balance between his persona and his real self, and how he uses humor to connect with others during races. Chad Ultra shares his experience of running races and building a community through his alter ego, Chad Ultra. He emphasizes the importance of having a supportive network of friends and the positive impact of seeing familiar faces during races. Chad also discusses the challenges and backfires of his alter ego, highlighting the need for clear communication and understanding. He envisions Chad Ultra as a space to encourage people to step out of their comfort zones and make trail running more fun. Chad also addresses the negative stereotypes faced by women and mothers who participate in ultra running and emphasizes the importance of supporting and celebrating their achievements.
By Justin Andreas & Robbie Pike5
2020 ratings
In this episode, Justin interviews Chad Ultra, a runner known for his persona and costumes during races. Chad Ultra explains how he came up with his character and the impact it has had on his running experience. He shares his journey into ultra running and his favorite races. Chad Ultra also discusses the balance between his persona and his real self, and how he uses humor to connect with others during races. Chad Ultra shares his experience of running races and building a community through his alter ego, Chad Ultra. He emphasizes the importance of having a supportive network of friends and the positive impact of seeing familiar faces during races. Chad also discusses the challenges and backfires of his alter ego, highlighting the need for clear communication and understanding. He envisions Chad Ultra as a space to encourage people to step out of their comfort zones and make trail running more fun. Chad also addresses the negative stereotypes faced by women and mothers who participate in ultra running and emphasizes the importance of supporting and celebrating their achievements.

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