The Next Aid Station

Jake is still dealing with the after effects of being in federal prison on the 4th of July for a couple years. The irony of playing a softball game while in prison on July 4th is something he's thought about over the years now that he's no longer incarcerated. Listen to this week's episode to dive into Jake's mind and he scratches the surface of what went on with him and the federal government.

Jake and Mick dive into the 2024 Western States 100 Ultramarathon. They go over their favorites for the men and women's field, as well as they include some dark horses and people to watch.

Jake did what at his first 200 mile ultramarathon? Listen for the full breakdown of this year's Tahoe 200 from his perspective!

We go through our podium picks and watch list for the Tahoe 200 mile ultramarathon as well as we draft our top 5 favorite aid station fuel. This is an episode you won't want to miss!

The Snow Peak 50 is coming up this weekend so join us this week for our race preview and podium predictions!

With all of these 200 milers popping up and selling out, is the next big ultramarathon distance now 200+ miles? Are 50 milers on their way out with 100 milers becoming the new standard?

This week we go through the crazy results from the Cocodona 250 and give our watch list for the upcoming Bryce Canyon 100 ultramarathon!

This week we hit the hard hitting question: what level of mountain biker would an ultrarunner be able to beat in a 50 mile or 100 mile ultramarathon?

Now that ultrarunning season is kicking off it's time for our age-old tradition of sitting down and predicting the podium/winners for the Cocodona 250.

The Zion 100 was a humbling experience for Jake, and everything that went into him DNF'ing tells a story of what ultrarunning is about for him. The most interesting part of this story is it is opening a new chapter in why Jake runs ultramarathons.