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In this part of the conversation, Jeremy and Bradford discuss their podcast setup, their recent running activities, and their upcoming training plans. They also joke about creating a pornography-themed workout video and discuss different styles of pizza. They then talk about their goals for running a trail marathon and discuss potential timelines and locations. The conversation revolves around choosing a location for a race and considering different options. The hosts discuss various locations, including Alaska, Florida, Alabama, Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Oregon, and Ohio. They also mention specific races like the Lithia Loop in Ashland, Oregon, the Bobcat Trail in Gloucester, Ohio, and the Mo Fall Marathon in Ohio. They consider the idea of a backyard race and discuss the concept of timed races. The conversation ends with the hosts still undecided on the race location. Brad and Jeremy discuss potential races to participate in, including the Ohio's Backyard Ultra. They explore the logistics and challenges of the race, such as the distance, elevation gain, and running on roads. They also discuss other race options and their training strategies. The conversation ends with a discussion about Jeremy's track team and the possibility of ultra running scholarships.
Chapters
00:00 Podcast Setup and Running Activities
13:20 Planning for a Trail Marathon
33:18 Considering a Backyard Race
40:04 Training for an Ultra Marathon
49:30 Track and Field Training for Long-Distance Running
Takeaways
Jeremy and Bradford have been running and are planning their training for upcoming races They joke about creating a pornography-themed workout video They discuss different styles of pizza They talk about their goals for running a trail marathon and discuss potential timelines and locations Consider different locations and races when planning a race. Explore the concept of a backyard race or a timed race for a unique challenge. Keep an open mind and be willing to compromise when choosing a race location. Research and gather information about different races and locations before making a decision. Consider the logistics and challenges of a race before committing to it Training for an ultra marathon requires a different approach than training for a traditional marathon Running on roads during a race can impact the overall experience Ultra running scholarships are not common, but there is potential for their development Track and field training can improve speed and endurance for long-distance running
In this part of the conversation, Jeremy and Bradford discuss their podcast setup, their recent running activities, and their upcoming training plans. They also joke about creating a pornography-themed workout video and discuss different styles of pizza. They then talk about their goals for running a trail marathon and discuss potential timelines and locations. The conversation revolves around choosing a location for a race and considering different options. The hosts discuss various locations, including Alaska, Florida, Alabama, Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Oregon, and Ohio. They also mention specific races like the Lithia Loop in Ashland, Oregon, the Bobcat Trail in Gloucester, Ohio, and the Mo Fall Marathon in Ohio. They consider the idea of a backyard race and discuss the concept of timed races. The conversation ends with the hosts still undecided on the race location. Brad and Jeremy discuss potential races to participate in, including the Ohio's Backyard Ultra. They explore the logistics and challenges of the race, such as the distance, elevation gain, and running on roads. They also discuss other race options and their training strategies. The conversation ends with a discussion about Jeremy's track team and the possibility of ultra running scholarships.
Chapters
00:00 Podcast Setup and Running Activities
13:20 Planning for a Trail Marathon
33:18 Considering a Backyard Race
40:04 Training for an Ultra Marathon
49:30 Track and Field Training for Long-Distance Running
Takeaways
Jeremy and Bradford have been running and are planning their training for upcoming races They joke about creating a pornography-themed workout video They discuss different styles of pizza They talk about their goals for running a trail marathon and discuss potential timelines and locations Consider different locations and races when planning a race. Explore the concept of a backyard race or a timed race for a unique challenge. Keep an open mind and be willing to compromise when choosing a race location. Research and gather information about different races and locations before making a decision. Consider the logistics and challenges of a race before committing to it Training for an ultra marathon requires a different approach than training for a traditional marathon Running on roads during a race can impact the overall experience Ultra running scholarships are not common, but there is potential for their development Track and field training can improve speed and endurance for long-distance running