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2020 Races
10/3- StumpJump 50k. 6th- 5:27
11/7- Pinhoti 100. 4th- 20:43
2019 Races
1/26- Mountain Mist 50k. 8th- 4:41
10/4- Grindstone 100. 7th- 20:58
11/9- Upchuck 50k. 4th- 4:54
12/14- Hellgate 100k. 13th- 13:14
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It’s fun to watch Jason’s big adventures from the sidelines. It was even more enjoyable coaching him as he built up for Leadville and then crewing and pacing him on race day. Jason said after the race that Leadville may be his most satisfying finish ever. Pretty impressive for a guy that’s run Bigfoot 200, UTMB, Cruel Jewel, and the Double Art Loeb. I’m always honored when friends ask me to coach them. Way to put in the work and get the job done @jasonthienelI'm super pumped to share that I am now a coach with CTS. I have always viewed @cts_trainright as the premier coaching service for trail and ultrarunners. I’m humbled and extremely grateful to join their roster of excellent coaches. My coaching knowledge and skills will no doubt grow thanks to the continuing education and mentoring I will receive at CTS. Reach out to me directly if you or someone you know is ever interested in coaching, and we will start the process.Here we have scarlet beebalm and the Smoky Mountains living up to their name. Excellent weekend with @kjacobs311Life update. I quit my teaching job. It was a difficult decision, but it’s time for a change. Currey Ingram was my first real job, and I’ll be forever grateful for the relationships and memories over the last 9 years. I’ll miss working with students the most and all the ways they challenged me to be a better teacher and person. I’m looking to make coaching runners more of a full-time gig. I’ve been coaching runners from the half marathon to 200-mile distance over the last 4 years. Those races include Moab 240, Leadville 100, No Business 100, Lookout Mountain 50, StumpJump 50k, and many more. I am also a certified UESCA Ultrarunning Coach. I love working with runners, being their support system, and simplifying the arduous process of prepping for a race. Be a friend, tell a friend or contact me if interested. Link in bio with specifics about coaching.
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Pinhoti 100 Miler- Round Two
Significant mental, emotional, and physical fatigue is guaranteed to hit each runner late in a long ultra. One of my biggest struggles has been staying mentally and emotionally engaged late in an ultra when I no longer have a shot … Continue reading
Pitchell
Pitchell is the most fun I’ve had on a run. Ever. So many elements played a role, but the two main factors were the people I was with and my lack of usually meticulous expectations. This report is not a … Continue reading
Hellgate 100k
Hellgate 100k, directed by the legendary David Horton, starts at 12:01am on the second Saturday of December in Virginia. You are virtually guaranteed unpleasant weather that could present itself in the form of extreme cold, snow, ice, rain, or all … Continue reading
Grindstone 100
If you want a quick recap of Grindstone, see below. If you want the whole story, I got that too! Grindstone Facts 101.85 miles 23,000 feet of gain/23,000 feet of loss Out and back course Start/finish location- Swoope, Virginia. That’s … Continue reading
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Tagged eco-x, Grindstone 100, Grindstone 100 Miler, Grindstone Race Report
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Pinhoti 100 Miler
I could frame the outcome of Pinhoti one of two ways. Option one- I went sub 24 in my second 100 miler, shattered my preconceived notions of what I was capable of, and had a great race. Option two- I … Continue reading
SCAR
The Smokies Challenge Adventure Run, SCAR, follows the Appalachian Trail along the spine of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The route is 72 miles in length with around 18,000 feet of climbing. It’s a classic route that I’ve wanted to … Continue reading
Bighorn 100
The 2017 edition of Bighorn, which takes place in the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming, served up some of the worst conditions in race history. Extended rain turned the course, already famous for its muddy sections, into an absolute mess that … Continue reading
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Tagged Bighorn 100, Bighorn 100 Miler, Bighorn Race Report, Bighorn Trail Run
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Stillhouse 100k
The Stillhouse 100k is an out and back of the Upchuck 50k course that runs along the eastern rim of the Cumberland Plateau. I kept telling myself, “Oh, it’s just Upchuck twice. It won’t be that bad.” False. A more … Continue reading
San Juan Solstice 50 and a Road Trip
Summer is fun. As a teacher, I get two months of freedom. Even better, my wife Marcelle and I work at the same school so we have the exact same schedule of days off. This makes planning vacations and weekend … Continue reading
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Tagged Road Trip, San Juan Solstice 50 Miler, San Juan Solstice Race Report
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