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We are back with Jeff Hart and Part 2 of his training road/trail to Hardrock. Jeff has been having a small bout with some niggling injuries but he still has his sights set on Silverton. We take a good look into some of the mentail games our mind and body can play. Thanks goodness we were there to prescribe some IPA and Cheese curds! Thanks again Jeff- we are rooting for you!
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Things over at the TrailManners Global HQ are getting crazy. So close to the first ever Ogden Trail Running Festival and we are all over the place. We want to thank everyone for all their support with not only the festival but also for the almost one and a half years of listening to the show. We do make a special announcement about some plans for later in 2017 and beyond- big stuff!
PC: Nick Peterson: Spokane River Run 50k
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One of the things we really look forward to is when we can get some guests on the show that have been around the scene for awhile. The stories, the changes and the evolution of the sport are fascinating. Erik has been doing ultras since 2005 and his race resume speaks for itself. We were pumped to get him on the show to talk a little bit about the sport and its evolution but also talk about his experience over the last 2 years of heading out to run the Barkley Marathons.
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We got some big news before we recorded the show so we went on location to Roosters Brewing Company in Ogden, Utah (again). Earlier in the day we got a message from our official brewer- Jacquie Wright, that out Trail Festival beer was ready for sample. We couldn't be hoppier (see what we did there). Jacquieis the first guest we have had join the Singletrack Session and after she headed back to work we covered more vital trail running news. Have a listen.
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PC: Lori Cepa: Lake Pleasant- Phoenix, AZ (Taken from our Sunday- Where did your feet take you)
Episode #80 is loaded with some local brew, delicious deep fried cheese curds and a two-time guest: Melissa Solomon. If you remember we had Melissa first on for Episode #76 where she told us here amazing story into running and her new life. She let it slip out that she was running her first 100 mile race and we warned her she would need to come back on and give us play by play. Well, she agreed and thus we have another fun time sitting down with Melissa!
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Singletrack Session #34 is loaded! We start off with a contest to name Joel's new Volvo, follow that up with races, iTunes reviews, Cannabis debate and so much more. Listen and let us know your thoughts.
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Photo Credit: Matt Williams- Bucksin Gulch (from this weeks- Where did you feet take you?)
Jeff Hart is training for his first attempt at the Hardrock 100 and TrailManners is going to talk to him all the way up to and after the race. Part of a new series we will be doing is checking in with Jeff to see how his training is going, his mindset, goals, fears and all things associated with the race. If you have a question you want to ask for the next time we get together- shoot it over.
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Lots to talk about with a crazy weekend of racing. Barkley's took over social media and the Georgia Death Race wasn't far behind. Check out the show notes for more.
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A message from the RD of The Barkley Marathons #bm100:
i wish i had never said 6 seconds...
gary had just come in after having run off course
i do, however, always record when runners come in,
so, when someone asked if he had gotten in before the limit;
i never expected the story to somehow become that he had missed the time limit by 6 seconds.
i hate it, because this tale perpetuates the myth that the barkley does not have a course.
the boston marathon has checkpoints.
that does not mean you are allowed to follow any route you choose between checkpoints.
now, the class with which gary handled this terrible disappoinment
but he did not miss the time limit by 6 seconds.
laz
**As sent to The Ultra List, a public forum.
Our interview with Gina Lucrezi has been in the works for a few months and we finally got this rockstar on the mic! Gina’s a talented runner and when we look at her running career you’ll be surprised at her ability to compete at just about any distance: D3 NCAA 1500m indoor National Champion, USATF 10k trail National Champion, 5th (1st American Female) at the rugged CCC 100k in Chamonix France, 1st place Silver Rush 50 miler, 2nd place Leona Divide 50 miler, FKT on Mt Whitney, and this is just a smattering of her results, whew!
Our interview is broken up into 2 segments due to a dropped phone call. The first segment we discuss her bEAST coast roots, how she got into running, and her journey to the Wild West. The second half of the interview we dive into the story of the Trail Sisters and why ever female runner should have a “Trail Sister”.
We hope you enjoyed our interview with Gina and watch out for her this summer as she travels the USA in her new Sprinter spreading the Trail Sisters luv.
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Find Gina:
Website//Facebook//Twitter//Instagram
Find Trail Sisters:
Website//Facebook//Instagram//Twitter
Its a new week and a new edition of the Singletrack Session. There are a couple big time races this weekend in Barkleys and the Georgia Death Race but we also talk about some trail news, Salomon athlete testing and more. Have a listen and leave us some comments.
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PC: Harrison Fluman- Augusta, GA
From the publisher's feed
Every Trail Has a Story. Every Runner Belongs.
TrailManners exists to celebrate the people, places, and experiences that make trail running special.
Since 2015, TrailManners has connected runners through authentic conversations, practical advice, gear reviews, race stories, and a shared love of dirt, mountains, and adventure. Whether you're chasing your first 5K trail race, lining up for a 100-miler, enjoying your local trails with friends, or simply looking for inspiration to get outside, you've found your community.
We're not here to tell you that you have to run farther, faster, or harder.
We're here because the trail welcomes everyone.
We believe trail running is about much more than finish times.
It's about friendships formed on long climbs, quiet mornings in the mountains, helping a stranger at an aid station, laughing after getting lost, earning the post-run meal, and realizing that every day has the potential to become your best day.
If you love trails, you're one of us.
Welcome to TrailManners.

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