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In this episode of The Adventure Jogger Podcast, Steven Kornhaus chats with professional trail runner James Lauriello about his journey from team sports in Florida to elite trail racing in Colorado. They discuss his training on the Manitou Incline, the power of networking in the running world, and his sponsorships with La Sportiva and Ultimate Direction. James shares insights on the Yeti 12 Days Vert Challenge, the Cirque Series, and balancing authenticity with social media. They also dive into the latest gear, self-coaching vs. professional training, and the rise of high-carb fueling in ultra running.
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@steepstuff_pod https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-steep-stuff-podcast/id1736139061
00:00 – Introduction to James Lauriello
02:53 – Training in Manitou Springs
06:02 – Fast Ascent of the Incline
08:53 – James's Running Journey
12:08 – Transition to Professional Running
15:04 – Building Relationships in the Running Community
17:59 – Sponsorships and Professional Growth
20:51 – Future Goals and Aspirations
25:11 – Exploring the Yeti 12 Days Vert Challenge
26:45 – Upcoming Races and Challenges
30:12 – Cirque Series and Mountain Running
33:12 – The Growth of the Steep Stuff Podcast
39:41 – Authenticity in Podcasting
42:03 – Challenges of Social Media in Podcasting
43:23 – Gear Talk: Shoes and Vests
51:40 – Innovative Gear: The Ultravest Revolution
54:44 – Market Dynamics: Shifts in Running Gear Preferences
56:02 – The Cost of Quality: Pricing in Athletic Gear
01:00:04 – Self-Coaching vs. Professional Guidance in Training
01:09:29 – Nutrition Trends: High Carb Fueling in Ultra Running
01:14:32 – The Competitive Spirit: Racing Dynamics and Relationships
Full episode out now! https://theadventurejogger.com/listen
Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/c/theadventurejogger
#adventurejoggerpodcast #adventurejogger #trailrunning #ultrarunning #thesteepstuffpodcast
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In this episode of The Adventure Jogger Podcast, Steven Kornhaus chats with professional trail runner James Lauriello about his journey from team sports in Florida to elite trail racing in Colorado. They discuss his training on the Manitou Incline, the power of networking in the running world, and his sponsorships with La Sportiva and Ultimate Direction. James shares insights on the Yeti 12 Days Vert Challenge, the Cirque Series, and balancing authenticity with social media. They also dive into the latest gear, self-coaching vs. professional training, and the rise of high-carb fueling in ultra running.
@jameslauriello
@steepstuff_pod https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-steep-stuff-podcast/id1736139061
00:00 – Introduction to James Lauriello
02:53 – Training in Manitou Springs
06:02 – Fast Ascent of the Incline
08:53 – James's Running Journey
12:08 – Transition to Professional Running
15:04 – Building Relationships in the Running Community
17:59 – Sponsorships and Professional Growth
20:51 – Future Goals and Aspirations
25:11 – Exploring the Yeti 12 Days Vert Challenge
26:45 – Upcoming Races and Challenges
30:12 – Cirque Series and Mountain Running
33:12 – The Growth of the Steep Stuff Podcast
39:41 – Authenticity in Podcasting
42:03 – Challenges of Social Media in Podcasting
43:23 – Gear Talk: Shoes and Vests
51:40 – Innovative Gear: The Ultravest Revolution
54:44 – Market Dynamics: Shifts in Running Gear Preferences
56:02 – The Cost of Quality: Pricing in Athletic Gear
01:00:04 – Self-Coaching vs. Professional Guidance in Training
01:09:29 – Nutrition Trends: High Carb Fueling in Ultra Running
01:14:32 – The Competitive Spirit: Racing Dynamics and Relationships
Full episode out now! https://theadventurejogger.com/listen
Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/c/theadventurejogger
#adventurejoggerpodcast #adventurejogger #trailrunning #ultrarunning #thesteepstuffpodcast
A division of Its Just Running Productions, LLC.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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