Robin and Kate had a great chat with Stephanie Case. This extraordinary woman is so positive, she infects all around her with her obvious love and passion for running ridiculous distances over enormous terrain. However, at the end of the year she has her sights set on something quite different - the Antarctic Ultra where she will not only be the first woman competitor, but she hopes to set a new 24 hour record and go over the 100 miles currently reached at approx 22 hours. We chatted about dnfs, doping, nutrition, mind set and so much more.

We’d also like to wish Stephanie the happiest of birthdays this weekend 🎈

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This week, Sage joins us for a good chinwag about all things running. He recently confirmed he won a place in the Cocodona 250 lottery for 2027 and told us that he plans to have an attempt at the Masters 100 mile record at Tunnel Hill in November. We did also touch on doping, but quickly moved on to more important things such as Sage’s first Youtube video; a satirical review on Nipple Tips! One of the reasons we love Sage is his light hearted side alongside his more serious training content and it was great having him on.

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This week on RunUltra, Robin sits down with Camille Herron for a wide ranging conversation covering her marathon personal best in a pair of INOV8 shoes, Wikipedia 👀, clean sport and her and Sage Canaday’s battle for justice. They also discuss life as an unsponsored athlete and the inspiring mission of the Sri Chinmoy Peace Run. Throughout the episode, Camille’s passion for running and her belief in its ability to bring people together and enrich lives shines through. Enjoy the conversation.

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We chat to Luke and Harry; two Lake District lads who do some epic runs. Harry recently broke the record for the Steve Parr Round so we talk about that; about training and running around the Lakes. Harry will be representing RunUltra at the Lake District Running Festival this weekend and is taking over the RunUltra social accounts as well as Kate, who is in Switzerland reporting on Swiss Canyon Trails. These two are very inspiring to listen to, so I hope you enjoy and are inspired to get out yourself.

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This week we chat to Beth Pascall, who makes a return to the ultra running podium after several years away dealing with injury. It was a pleasure to see her coming 2nd at UTS 50k last week and 6th at the Run Through Lakes in April and we chat about what changes have occurred over the past few years and what the future holds.

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Robin and I chat to Katie Young, who won first place individually and helped gain Gold for the women's team at the Anglo Celtic Plate. Katie has stormed onto the ultra running scene relatively recently and we discuss her past, her training and what’s next.

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Ben recently won the Trail Running Association British Middle Distance Championships at the Run Through Lakes 51k race, which earned him a place at the European Off Road Championships in Slovenia. We discuss training, the selection process and the confusing number of different terms and governing bodies there are for running off road both here and abroad. We wish him the best of luck!

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Flying solo, Kate chats to James who recently broke the record for a double Paddy Buckley, following on from his incredible Winter Double Bob Graham in December. They chat mountain skills, his approach to training, nutrition and kit for running in the Mountains. Next up will be the third Double; the Charlie Ramsey at the beginning of June and James also reveals the next big challenge: he will be attempting the Winter Munro’s - potentially taking up to 2 months.

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Chris started running ultras at 50 years old, 14 years ago. He’s run UTMB and since 2023 he’s done the full Spine, Challenger North and Challenger South. We talk about his background in mountaineering and his approach to running and training as he prepares to run a Bob Graham Round. As an older runner, it’s very inspiring to listen his positivity and plans going forward.

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Robin and I chat to Ben Finch and Nic Crossley of Wee Run Events, who have recently announced their new female-only ultra, the first of its kind in Scotland. They discuss their reasons for doing so, and in doing so we delve into the world of feminism and statistics.

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