Welcome to the 80th episode of HappyCast, where we take a deep dive into the heart of endurance racing. Join us as we sit down with co-host Dylan and his pacer, Moe, for an insightful and emotional recount of Dylan's recent Pinhoti experience.

Dylan takes us through the race, describing the challenging course, the dynamics at each aid station, and the varying conditions he faced along the way. He opens up about his lacking training regimen and the mental and physical strategies he adopted going into this grueling test of endurance.

In a candid revelation, Dylan shares the tough decision he had to make at mile 70. With just four minutes to spare before cutoff at the aid station, he had to make the decision to drop from the race. Listen as he reflects on this moment, the factors that led to this decision, and the lessons learned from not crossing the finish line.

Providing a unique perspective, Moe, Dylan's pacer and part of his support crew, shares his observations and experiences from the sidelines. His account gives listeners a glimpse into the invaluable role of a crew in endurance races, the emotional rollercoaster, and the support dynamics that play out behind the scenes.

This episode is not just about a race; it's about resilience, the tough calls athletes have to make, and the invaluable support of those who stand by them. Whether you're an avid runner, a casual sports enthusiast, or someone fascinated by the power of the human spirit, this episode of HappyCast offers a compelling narrative that resonates with us all.

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