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I’ll be running in a 24 hour event next month. I completed two 50k’s this past year…next month’s event is my bucket list attempt at running 50 miles at 60 years of age. Maybe further. Your podcast has been extremely helpful in my preparation…especially mentally. Things like “don’t put quit in the pantry” or enlarging the pain cave each time I visit, ala Courtney D. Your show makes a difference…thought you should know. 👍🏼

Nice to see you up running. That was beautiful scenery.

It's a display of power of what???🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️🤦 Qué ridiculez más grande....

I was an engineer, not an elite athlete; however, out of the gate, I made tons more money. Not ever famous but of more value to society.

This guys are lost

It's the border between India and Pakistan, I believe. It's a display of power between the two countries. Relations are quite tense because they can't agree on the border in the region of Kashmir. Those guys you see... they aren't kidding. It's a bit like the parallel 38 dividing the korean pesinsula.

What the sorcery is this??

Haha this needs way more views 😅

This is on the bucket list. Hope to run it 2025

Race the Cog. Runs the same day as WSER

Hellbender is awesome. It is a great challenge for a Flatlander. Richard and I spent a lot of hours together. It was a pleasure spending a few hours with Troy too. This is the only race that I honestly want to run every year. When you come home from a race with two different call signs, something is special. "Detroit" and "Yellow Jacket Guy." I'm also running the ticket for Snott Otter 100. 😅😂

I paced my buddy the last 33 miles. Beautiful views good climbing and exhilarating descents. This year the weather was all over the place lol.

Hellbender is a future classic. It’s a stunning course with really challenging sections that keep throwing punches. I’ll be back again next year for sure

Great interview and insight on Path Projects, which quickly became one of my favorite brands. The Sykes PX & AT classic fit 5 inch shorts are indefatigable on the trails and unbeatable on the streets! Appreciate the content Josh!

Matt is the man! He is my coach. Humble, hilarious, witty but a great person.

Hey Josh, I'm the random guy who said hi about 10 minutes before the race started on Saturday! Dang it... DNF'd the 50-mile, started to fade when it got hot and then slowed down so much that I couldn't carry enough water between aid stations. Got weak & super crampy and bailed at mile 38. Bummer but it was still probably my funnest race in terms of hanging out with other runners along the way. In hindsight (for my ability level) if I would've strategized for 18-20hrs instead of 14-16 I think it would have gone better, but now at least I have a more realistic idea of how the heat can mess with your plans. Thanks for the interview!

Thanks for the interview! I ran the 100 miler last year and it was a beast, really kicking my butt. The course/trail wasn't too bad and there were lot of runnable sections but the heat was unbearable...and the distance between aid stations were too long for a 100 miler. The first 50 miles (two loop course) only had 3 fully stocked aid stations (and two water drops) so that means only 6 total aid stations for 100 miles. Probably too few for non-elite "weekend warriors" who seek challenging but also enjoyable experience/race. The race allowed runners to drop to 50M (from 100M sign up) so that's what I did. Beautiful scenery though!

Doing a 24hr race and hoping to hit a hundred, even if it's after the timing mat turns off

First exposure to this enjoyable interviewer and immensely look forward to hearing from Tim and his world!

Great episode! Makes me want to run the Tour de Tomo in Tokyo!

Zero hesitation. That’s where I’m tryna be

Great episode with Tomo! He pushed me to keep going at Wasatch last year. On the climb out of brighton to catherines pass, i was throwing up everywhere, death marching and he had such a bright spirit and energy as he and his pacer passed me they encouraged me and we had some good banter and conversation during. I tried to hang on to them but he moved so swiftly 😅 anyways. Glad to see him on the pod! What a legend!

Love the brand hate the quality, worse than cheap clothes it’s beyond offensive

Scout Mountain is golden! Would love you to bring the Nelsons on 🤘

wawww

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What do you think about luxury in trail running?

Even as an Anglican priest - who follows this sport, especially on the 3rd Saturday of June - I find this hilarious.

wow...wow... mantap keren banget🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I love these interviews and hearing runners perspectives on the sport and various races. It's what makes the sport so attractive. The people and places. Such an under rated channel, I hope it continues to grow. For anyone seeking an affordable 100 miler check out the crooked creek 100 in KY. $160 and currently 14 signed up for the 100 distance.

I attempted and completed my first 100 miler four weeks ago. I had previously completed three 100k races. I credit my strength training that got me to the finish line of 100 miles. I worked really hard in the gym. All the upper back work paid off too cause my pack all those hours never bothered me. My crew was amazing. Best of luck!

Great work guys! The community thanks you.

These values, this romanticism, this way of being in the world are why I love Satisfy and have followed Bryce Partouche's work since April 77. Long may you both sail.

Loving this interview style content you're doing as well as the real footage of your race experiences. It is really inspiring to me as I'm trying my 1st 100 miler this December. Bri seems so cool and bubbly. I bet it was a sight to see her projectile vomit lol.

Excellent race recap and insight into the race. I really enjoyed the last 10 minute topic discussions too Thank you

nice job

that was so good to watch bro!!!

I love this! Im signed up for my first 100 miler......dont put quit in the pantry...Thank you

Dude , this is simply honest ! Appreciate it, very refreshing!!

Fantastic.

Dang working. Guess I’ll watch tonight once I’m done

I appreciate these documentaries so much 😢😊

😊😊😊

Excited for that SVT

Love Speedland! I have three pairs

Thanks for bringing us along for the journey. Congratulations

Love this clarity and the true understanding of trail running. I’d go out hammer a race be in the top spots and then fall apart. I’m now content of just going out and enjoying the run and meeting new people and all the support.

Loved this! Crying at the end! Congratulations!!

It broke you into a new man. Well done sir.

I could not agree more. This was spectacular!!