The 111th Dipsea Race: A One-Hour Ultra
In 1905, 16 years prior to the first Comrades Marathon, the world’s oldest organized ultramarathon, the Dipsea Race officially began....
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Lake Sonoma: Relentless Summer Edition
After nearly a 17-month hiatus, the notoriously competitiveLake Sonoma 50 returned to action this past weekend in Northern California’s...
Bouncing Back
Before a race, we train our hearts out, study the course, prepare our mind, visualize success, taper marvelously, sleep more and eat all...
Back to Racing: 3 Things to Remember
If you’ve been training for over a year without an opportunity to test yourself, what happens when race day rolls around? Minus a few...
Diamond in the Rough: Preston Cates
Ask anyone at last month’s Canyons 100K which athlete was grinning ear-to-ear at aid stations and clearly having the absolute time of his...
Fast Times at Peterson Ride Rumble - Sisters, Oregon
From what was starting to feel like early summer weather in Southern California—beach days and temperatures in the 70s—I made a long trip...
Trail Flow
Illustration by Jadyn Chen As a trail runner, finding flow is a necessity for success. One doesn’t run on a technical trail, but rather...
Woltering Eyes Another Long FKT
After nabbing the 1,200-mile FKT on the Ice Age Trail last summer, Coree Woltering has already completed four ultras in just the first...
The Simple Beauty of the FKT
Photos: Les Morales The beauty of the FKT (Fastest Known Time) is that they are made for everyone, wherever and whenever you want. You...
Behind the Lens: Austin Meyer
New York-based filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer’s love for storytelling originated in the fourth grade after he got in trouble at...
ArtGibbs Sports Business Podcast #37 - Jeffrey Stern
In this episode of the ArtGibbs Sports Business Podcast, we are joined by ultra marathon runner Jeffrey Stern. We talk about the...
How Diligence and Incremental Gains Might Just Take Jeff Stern to the Top of Ultrarunning
The overwhelming take-away from my conversation with Jeff Stern is that he is a guy that has figured out how to find success in just...
Runners of The Bay Episode 46: Jeffrey Stern Smiles Widest When the Terrain is Technical
This week we’re talking to Jeffrey Stern, a professional runner for Salomon, dog dad, coach, freelance writer, and marketing consultant....
Diamond in the Rough: Keith Laverty
When you win a high school cross-country race on campus, and your English teacher is the head track and field coach, not only are you...
Jeffrey Stern Smashes Record for Unsupported Runner on 42-Mile Los Padres Traverse
Grueling route started in the Dick Smith Wilderness and ended at the Upper Oso picnic area. Read more on Noozhawk.
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