Slick At Sedona Canyons 125. Not the weather we planned for!

After coming back from the Sedona Canyons 125, I’m pleased with the overall effort and result out there. Anytime you hit the podium, it’s a solid result. I went for the win and battled through some slight misses in the night stretch that ultimately had me lose the lead I built up which is aContinueContinue reading “Slick At Sedona Canyons 125. Not the weather we planned for!”

Across the Years 24 hr, Finding the Final Gear

Across the Years has been one of the longest-running events in our wild and wacky sport of Ultrarunning. Starting in 1983, Across The Years is a fixed-time event full of various types of distances and times from 6 Day | 72 Hour| 48 Hour24 Hour | 12 Hour | 6 Hour200 Mile | 100 MileContinueContinue reading “Across the Years 24 hr, Finding the Final Gear”

But Once a Cowboy: Breaking History at the Cowboy 200

Let me preface, I am not a Cowboy. I was born in New Jersey. I fell in love with techno and fist-pumping, not George Straight and Dixie Chicks. So why run 200 miles across Nebraska you ask? Well, because sometimes, the best journeys are the ones you least expect. Let’s dive on in and discoverContinueContinue reading “But Once a Cowboy: Breaking History at the Cowboy 200”

Dealing with Defeat at the Cocodona 250

Sometimes things do not go to plan. I think what can be an even harder pill to swallow is when you invest so much time and energy and money into something for it to not work out. But even more so, when the collective team has made countless sacrifices to be there helping you toContinueContinue reading “Dealing with Defeat at the Cocodona 250”