Candice Burt

Candice Burt, an ultramarathon runner and entrepreneur, talks about her incredible journey of running 200 ultramarathons in 200 days. Topics covered include belief in human potential, pushing through discomfort, instilling perseverance in children, managing expectations, the power of connecting with others, regulating emotions, and the importance of keeping promises and streaks.

Candice Burt, the mastermind behind 200-mile ultra races like the Tahoe 200 and Moab 240, shares her thrilling journey. She dives into the evolution of ultra marathons and the unique challenges of the upcoming Arizona Monster 300, from diverse terrains to mental hurdles. Candice emphasizes the importance of training, sleep, and nutrition, revealing personal experiences that highlight the emotional depths of endurance racing. The conversation celebrates the vibrant community surrounding ultra running and teases her future events, including a Colorado 200.

Race directors Candice Burt and Jason Green talk about the current state and future of ultrarunning. They discuss challenges faced by event organizers during the pandemic, the importance of community in ultrarunning, the influence of Candice in Western States race, and plans to improve events and increase runners while maintaining a small, community-oriented feel.