Max Jolliffe

Max Jolliffe, an ultra runner who recently conquered the Moab 240, shares his incredible journey from battling addiction to finding purpose in ultra running. He discusses the intense training required for such grueling races and the mental fortitude needed to push through moments of self-doubt. Max emphasizes the power of community support and small wins in overcoming challenges. He also reflects on the transformative nature of embracing risks and the profound impact of running on his personal growth and resilience.

Max Jolliffe is a dedicated athlete, renowned for his achievements in ultra-running, including winning the Saddles 50 trail race. In this conversation, Max shares his inspiring journey of overcoming addiction through running. He discusses the mental resilience required for ultra races, teamwork strategies, and the profound emotional impact of challenges in endurance events. The importance of community support, the beauty of scenic races, and the transition from road running to ultra marathons are also explored, illustrating the transformative power of perseverance.

Max Jolliffe, an ultra-marathon trail runner from Orange County, dives into the challenges of running 240 miles and training while working full-time. He shares insights on maintaining a low resting heart rate, his fitness routines, and how sobriety plays into his athleticism. Jolliffe hilariously discusses his favorite fast food, Del Taco, and rates his top five prescription drugs. He also touches on the realities of sponsorship in ultra running and the balance between passion and finance, all while promoting his new documentary, King of Moab.