Every week, three friends get together to talk about all the newest trends, latest races, freshest gear, and amazing adventures in the world of ultra running. Jason and John will guide you through the do’s and do not’s of race day, high’s and low’s of training, and allow you to learn from their mistakes through witty retellings, thoughtful insights, and practical advice to get you out the door and into the outer limits of what you thought was possible in your own running journey.
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Every week, three friends get together to talk about all the newest trends, latest races, freshest gear, and amazing adventures in the world of ultra running. Jason and John will guide you through the do’s and do not’s of race day, high’s and low’s of training, and allow you to learn from their mistakes through witty retellings, thoughtful insights, and practical advice to get you out the door and into the outer limits of what you thought was possible in your own running journey.
Episode 91: Monica Moore & Tyler Burnham & The Javelina Jundred
The Trail Trash Podcast
1 hour 9 minutes 59 seconds
10 months ago
Episode 91: Monica Moore & Tyler Burnham & The Javelina Jundred
In this episode Jason and John talk with Monica Moore and Tyler Burnham about their race at the Javelina Jundred. They recap their gear, their highs and lows and the feeling of finishing their first 100 miler.
The Trail Trash Podcast
Every week, three friends get together to talk about all the newest trends, latest races, freshest gear, and amazing adventures in the world of ultra running. Jason and John will guide you through the do’s and do not’s of race day, high’s and low’s of training, and allow you to learn from their mistakes through witty retellings, thoughtful insights, and practical advice to get you out the door and into the outer limits of what you thought was possible in your own running journey.
