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AidStation 004 - The Venn Diagram of Big Missions vs. Traditional Races and the Terrifying Nub in the Middle
Leaving the great Tarawera pūkeko assault of ‘21 aside, there is a continuum of challenge throughout every level of our sport, and what one person finds scary another may not.
This DCR AidStation, Matt and Eugene discuss which side of the ledger they sit on, be it the structure of an organised race or the freedom and logistic challenge of a big mission.
They discuss their bucket list missions, and Matt lets the world know what event scares him so much that he would rather ford ice-cold high country rivers for ever than do one. And just what on earth drove him to enter one.
Our AidStation treat is a catch up with our friend and SQUADRUN legend Kerry Suter on his recovery from surgery and his thoughts on Tarawera Ultra-Trail.
Paid subscribers can read the rest of the newsletter, including Eugene sharing some top tips for big missions, a guest DCR book club suggestion, and some cool stuff in The Stoke. If you haven’t already signed up for a monthly or annual subscription, we’d love to see you in the AidStation crew!
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By DCR AidStationThis is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit dirtchurchradio.substack.com
AidStation 004 - The Venn Diagram of Big Missions vs. Traditional Races and the Terrifying Nub in the Middle
Leaving the great Tarawera pūkeko assault of ‘21 aside, there is a continuum of challenge throughout every level of our sport, and what one person finds scary another may not.
This DCR AidStation, Matt and Eugene discuss which side of the ledger they sit on, be it the structure of an organised race or the freedom and logistic challenge of a big mission.
They discuss their bucket list missions, and Matt lets the world know what event scares him so much that he would rather ford ice-cold high country rivers for ever than do one. And just what on earth drove him to enter one.
Our AidStation treat is a catch up with our friend and SQUADRUN legend Kerry Suter on his recovery from surgery and his thoughts on Tarawera Ultra-Trail.
Paid subscribers can read the rest of the newsletter, including Eugene sharing some top tips for big missions, a guest DCR book club suggestion, and some cool stuff in The Stoke. If you haven’t already signed up for a monthly or annual subscription, we’d love to see you in the AidStation crew!